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 CSV — by hand or with AI — and applies the whole change in one call, with a snapshot saved first.
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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Reprice with AI or a spreadsheet
Pick an objective — purchasing-power parity, growth, max revenue, retention, or enterprise — and paste the prompt into any AI. Or edit the CSV yourself.
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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; a snapshot is saved automatically so you can roll back.
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 ~800 fixed price points per territory. That makes Play repricing simpler: whatever your AI or spreadsheet suggests is applied exactly, no tier-snapping needed.
StoreOps manages both stores with the same workflow, so you can keep prices consistent across platforms. See cross-platform pricing →
Frequently asked questions
How do I bulk update prices on Google Play?
Play Console has no bulk pricing interface — every region is edited one at a time. StoreOps uses the Google Play Developer API to read all your regional prices, lets you edit them as one CSV (or reprice with AI), shows a diff preview, and writes everything back in a single API call.
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 (WebCrypto, IndexedDB). It signs short-lived OAuth tokens locally and physically cannot be read back — it never touches StoreOps servers.
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