App Store subscription pricing in Australia
Goods and services in Australia cost about 91% of what they cost in the United States (World Bank price-level index, 2025). A $4.99 US subscription scaled to that price level is about $4.52, which rounds to Apple’s $4.49 price point before Apple converts it to AUD.
Price-level-adjusted prices for Australia
| US price | × 0.91 | Nearest US price point |
|---|---|---|
| $2.99 monthly | $2.71 | $2.69 |
| $4.99 monthly | $4.52 | $4.49 |
| $9.99 monthly | $9.04 | $9.09 |
| $49.99 yearly | $45.26 | $45.49 |
The last column is the US-dollar price point whose AUD equivalent you would schedule for Australia. Apple sets that equivalent from exchange rates and local taxes. AppPriceKit reads the exact AUD price from App Store Connect when you connect your app, and the sample shows the full flow without an account.
Should you charge less in Australia?
With Apple’s default equalization, a $4.99 subscription costs roughly the same in AUD at market exchange rates. Measured against local prices, that is about 1.1× as expensive for someone in Australia as $4.99 is for someone in the US. A lower local price often converts better, but the index measures prices, not incomes in your niche, so treat it as a starting point and watch your conversion and refund rates after the change.
Countries with a similar price level
- United Kingdom 89% of US prices
- Sweden 87% of US prices
- Netherlands 84% of US prices
- Canada 83% of US prices
Source: World Bank, Price level ratio of PPP conversion factor (GDP) to market exchange rate (AUS, 2025). Method: how AppPriceKit calculates a price.
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