About

PriceByCountry publishes what digital goods cost in each country, as one figure per product, plan and market — 11,293 of them today.

Regional pricing is normal and mostly defensible: vendors charge what a market can pay. It is also almost never published in a form you can compare. A product page will tell you its price in your country and nothing about the other fifty. This site is the other fifty.

Where we can, we read the vendor's own price list ourselves; elsewhere two collectors read published prices, and where they disagree about the same cell, one is chosen by a fixed rule and the other discarded — the reader gets a number, not an argument. The rule is written out in full, and every price names its source, so anyone can check it.

What this is not

• Not a shop. Nothing here is for sale and no price is an offer.
• Not legal advice. Where the site explains how people pay another country's price, it says that this usually breaks the vendor's terms.
• Not a live feed. Every figure carries the date it was read.

Money

No ads and no account. Two links on the site are affiliate links: they are marked, kept out of every ranking, and declared on the disclosure page — placement never changes what a table says.

Credits

• Exchange rates: Rates by Exchange Rate API.
• Income figures: World Bank Open Data, GNI per capita (PPP), CC BY 4.0.
• Map outlines: Natural Earth, public domain. Country codes and names: mledoze/countries, ODbL 1.0.
• Flags on Windows: Twemoji graphics, CC BY 4.0, through country-flag-emoji-polyfill (MIT).

Corrections

info@pricebycountry.com — with the product, the country and a link, if you have one.