Google Play Bulk Pricing
Play Console makes you edit prices one region at a time. StoreOps reads every regional price via the Play Developer API, lets you reprice them as one reviewable grid, saves the current state, and applies the accepted product update through Google's supported pricing APIs.
Google advantage
Return to any saved storefront price grid
Every apply can save all regional prices as a named restore point. Choose an older snapshot and StoreOps writes those amounts back, after first saving the grid you are leaving. For subscriptions, this restores current pricing for new purchases; Google's legacy subscriber cohorts remain governed by Play's cohort rules.
How it works
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Connect your service account
Upload the service-account JSON once. The key becomes a non-extractable browser key — it never reaches our servers.
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Export current prices as CSV
Every region and currency for the product you pick — in-app products and subscription base plans both supported.
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Choose an anchor or controlled policy
Start from one USD anchor using Google's live regional conversion, or make a bounded adjustment to current prices. AI may configure the policy but never invents the price grid.
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Preview the diff, apply once
Every change is shown side-by-side before anything is written. One click applies all regions; named pricing snapshots let you return to an older storefront grid later.
Google Play vs App Store pricing
Google Play prices are free-form — any value within the currency's min/max — while Apple restricts you to official price points per territory. StoreOps validates the explicit local amounts, shows the full diff, and stops when Google rejects a regional range.
StoreOps manages both stores with the same workflow, so you can keep prices consistent across platforms. See cross-platform pricing →
Frequently asked questions
Can I restore an older Google Play pricing configuration?
Yes. StoreOps saves complete regional storefront pricing snapshots per product and base plan. Restoring a snapshot writes those saved regional amounts back and first saves the grid you are leaving, so the restore is itself reversible. Subscription legacy cohorts and completed billing are not rewritten.
How do I bulk update prices on Google Play?
StoreOps reads the complete regional grid through the Google Play Developer API, builds a controlled preview from a worldwide anchor or the current prices, and applies the reviewed product update through Google's supported API.
Can I change Google Play prices per country?
Yes. Google Play supports a separate price per region for in-app products and subscription base plans. Unlike Apple, prices are free-form (no fixed tiers) — any amount within Google's min/max for that currency works.
Does StoreOps store my Google service account key?
No. The service-account key is imported as a non-extractable browser key in IndexedDB. Its raw material is not exportable after import; it signs short-lived OAuth tokens locally and is never uploaded to StoreOps.
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