If you’re developing a mobile app, you’ll need to sign up as a developer on the major app stores before you can publish your app. Below is a guide on where and how to register for each platform.
Mobile App Developer Accounts
1. Google Play Store
To publish an Android app on the Google Play Store, you need to register for a Google Play Developer Account.
- Sign-up link: Google Play Console
- Cost: One-time fee of $25
2. Apple App Store
For iOS apps, you must register for the Apple Developer Program.
- Sign-up link: Apple Developer Program
- Cost: $99 per year
3. Huawei AppGallery
To publish an app on Huawei devices, you need to register as a Huawei developer.
- Sign-up link: Huawei Developer Portal
- Cost: Free
4. Samsung Galaxy Store
For Samsung devices, apps can be published on the Samsung Galaxy Store.
- Sign-up link: Samsung Developers
- Cost: Free
5. Amazon Appstore
If you want your app to be available on Amazon Fire devices, you should sign up for the Amazon Appstore Developer Program.
- Sign-up link: Amazon AppStore Developer Portal
- Cost: Free
6. Microsoft Store (For Windows & Android Apps)
For Windows and some Android apps, you can publish on the Microsoft Store.
- Sign-up link: Microsoft Developer Center
- Cost: $19 (individual) one-time fee
Conclusion
Each app store has its own registration process, pricing, and approval time. Before signing up, make sure you meet the requirements, including necessary documentation, fees, and business verification (if required). Once registered, you can submit and manage your apps through the respective developer consoles.