Local-first PPP pricing for Google Play
Snap Parity is a native Mac and Windows app that calculates Purchasing Power Parity-adjusted prices for 170+ countries, rounds each one to a conventional local price point, and pushes them to Google Play Console in one click. Your API keys never leave your device.
Google Play today · App Store Connect in development
One price for everyone overcharges most of your users
A $9.99 subscription costs a different share of income in every country. Snap Parity adjusts your price to match local purchasing power, so it feels the same everywhere — without you doing the math.
| Country | Base price | PPP-adjusted price |
|---|---|---|
| 🇺🇸 United States | $9.99 | $9.99 |
| 🇮🇳 India | $9.99 | $1.99 |
| 🇧🇷 Brazil | $9.99 | $4.99 |
| 🇹🇷 Turkey | $9.99 | $3.99 |
| 🇮🇩 Indonesia | $9.99 | $2.99 |
Illustrative example — actual adjustments are calculated live from current PPP indices. Snap Parity sets each price in that country's own currency and rounds it to a conventional local price point: prices end in .99 where the currency uses decimals, and are whole numbers in zero-decimal currencies like the Japanese yen and Korean won.
How it works
- 01
Set your base price
Enter one USD price for a subscription or in-app purchase in Snap Parity.
- 02
Review the PPP matrix
Snap Parity calculates a PPP-adjusted price for every supported country, then rounds each one to a conventional local price point: prices end in .99 where the currency uses decimals, and are whole numbers in zero-decimal currencies like the Japanese yen and Korean won.
- 03
Edit anything you want
Override any country's price by hand before pushing — Snap Parity never publishes a price you haven't reviewed.
- 04
Push to both stores
One click sends the full matrix to Google Play Console. App Store Connect is in development.
Built for developers who'd rather not run a spreadsheet
Local-first & private
Your Google Play credentials are stored in your OS keychain and never touch a cloud server. App Store Connect keys will work the same way.
Native desktop app
Built with Tauri: a lightweight native app under 15MB, not a browser tab pretending to be one.
Both stores, one push
Set every country's price in one place instead of clicking through Google Play Console market by market.
Rounded to real price points
Snap Parity does not stop at the raw conversion. Every PPP-adjusted price is rounded to a conventional local price point — .99 endings where the currency uses decimals, whole numbers in zero-decimal currencies like the Japanese yen and Korean won — for subscriptions and one-time purchases alike.
Weekly-refreshed PPP data
Purchasing power indices update automatically, so your matrix reflects current cost-of-living data, not a snapshot from last year.
Not another subscription dashboard
Most pricing-automation tools are cloud SaaS products billed monthly. Snap Parity is a native app you install once.
| Snap Parity | Typical cloud tool | |
|---|---|---|
| Billing | Pay once, own it forever | Recurring monthly subscription |
| Credentials | Stored locally in your OS keychain | Uploaded to a cloud dashboard |
| Interface | Native Mac and Windows app | Browser-based web dashboard |
Try it free on your next price update
Your first two store price pushes don't require a license. After that, unlock Snap Parity forever with a single one-time purchase — no subscription.
macOS 12+ (Apple Silicon & Intel) · Windows 10/11 64-bit
Founding-user offer — 90% off the one-time license
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Frequently asked questions
Is Snap Parity a subscription?
No. Snap Parity is a one-time purchase. You pay once through Polar.sh and keep the license forever, instead of paying a recurring monthly fee like most pricing-automation tools.
Does Snap Parity send my Google Play keys to a server?
No. Snap Parity is local-first: your Google Play service account key is stored in your operating system's keychain and never leaves your device. The server only ever receives a one-way hash of the account, never the key itself.
Does Snap Parity support the Apple App Store?
Not yet. Snap Parity pushes prices to Google Play Console today. App Store Connect support is in development and will be included in the one-time purchase at no extra cost — there is no separate Apple tier or upgrade fee.
Which countries does PPP pricing cover?
Snap Parity calculates Purchasing Power Parity-adjusted prices for over 170 countries and territories supported by Google Play.
Does Snap Parity support both subscriptions and one-time purchases?
Yes. Snap Parity adjusts pricing for auto-renewing subscriptions as well as one-time in-app purchases on Google Play Console. Subscription prices are set per base plan, so monthly and annual plans are priced separately.
Does Snap Parity round the PPP-adjusted prices?
Yes. Snap Parity never pushes a raw conversion figure. Every Purchasing Power Parity-adjusted price is rounded to a conventional local price point before it reaches the store: in currencies that use decimals the price is rounded to the nearest whole unit and ends in .99, and in zero-decimal currencies such as the Japanese yen, Korean won and Indonesian rupiah it is rounded to a whole number. This applies to auto-renewing subscriptions and one-time in-app purchases alike, and you can still override any country's price by hand before pushing.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Your first two store price pushes are free with no license required, so you can try Snap Parity on a real app before purchasing.