iOS app developers can now charge as little as 29 cents—or as much as $10,000

Ever since the App Store arrived in 2008, there have been very specific pricing tiers defined by Apple. Apps start at just under a buck, go up by dollar increments, and top out at $999. As part of “the most comprehensive upgrade to pricing capabilities since the App Store first launched,” Apple is changing that in a big way, adding some 700 new price points.At the low end, it means developers can now charge as little as 29 cents for an app or any price in $0.10 increments up to $10.