Create an in-app product

Setting this value in the CSV file has the same effect as entering a Product ID when creating a new in-app product.

If you specify a Product ID assigned to an in-app product that already exists in a product list, the data for the existing in-app product is overwritten with the values that you specify in the CSV file.

This value must be set to managed_by_android.

This value must be set to false because auto translation of in-app product details isn't supported.

If you want to provide translations of an in-app product’s title and description, specify these translations explicitly within the Locale value.

Locale, Title, and Description

If you include only one locale for an item, you must specify your app's default locale and the item's default title and description:

app_default_locale; item_default_title; item_default_description;

When setting the Locale value, you can use any of the language codes that appear when adding translations of your store listing.

Note: When specifying the Title and Description values, use backslashes to escape the semicolon (\;) and backslash (\\) characters.

If you want to include translated versions of the item's title and description, you must list the default locale, title, and description, followed by the locales, titles, and descriptions for each translation. In the following example, the in-app product uses en_US (United States English) as the default locale and es_ES (Spain Spanish) as a translation:

en_US; Invisibility Cloak; Makes you invisible.; es_ES; Capote Invisible; Se vuelven invisible.

Note: An app contains a single default language, but each in-app product maintains its own list of translations. Even though the first locale in each item's Locale value must be the same throughout the CSV file, the other locales can differ from one item to another.

You can set Auto-fill prices to true or false. If an in-app product uses a pricing template, you should set Auto-fill prices to false, and you shouldn't set a value for the Price.

Note: When you specify an item's price in a CSV file, provide a price in micro-units, where 1,000,000 micro-units is equivalent to 1 unit of real currency.

Use auto-filled prices

The following sections describe how the value of Auto-fill prices affects the syntax and meaning of the Country and Price values.

If you set Auto-fill prices to true, you specify only the item's default price; you don't include a Country value.

For example, under the following conditions:

• Your app's default locale is en_US.
• An in-app product's default, tax-exclusive price is USD 1.99.
• You want the prices for other countries autofilled.

You'd set the values of Auto-fill prices and Price at the end of a row in the CSV file as follows: true,1990000,

Set your own price per country

If you set Auto-Fill Prices to false instead, you can specify a series of country and price values for all countries where you distribute your app, including the country corresponding to your app's default locale. Each country value is the two-letter uppercase ISO country code that represents a country where your app is distributed.

Note: You must provide a country code and price for each country that your app targets. To view and edit the list of countries that your app targets, use the Countries / regions tab on the Production page.

Each price value represents the cost of the item in micro-units of the currency used in that country.

For example, if you're offering your app for the following prices (all taxes included) in other countries:

• R$6.99 in Brazil
• ₽129 in Russia
• ₹130 in India
• Rp 27,000 in Indonesia
• $37 in Mexico

You can set the values of Auto-Fill Prices, Country, and Price at the end of a row in the CSV file as follows:

false, BR; 6990000; RU; 129000000; IN; 130000000; ID; 27000000000; MX; 37000000;

If an item is linked to a pricing template, you should set Auto-Fill prices to false, and you shouldn't set a value for the price column. If the item isn't linked to a pricing template, you shouldn't set a value for the Pricing template ID. Instead, you should set Auto-Fill prices, Country, and Price based on how you want to set the in-app product's prices.

If you import a CSV file, you can update the links between in-app products and pricing templates. To link the product to a specific pricing template, set the Pricing Template ID value to that pricing template's ID. To unlink an in-app product from all pricing templates, don't set a value for its Pricing template ID.

You can link up to 1,000 app prices or in-app product prices to a particular pricing template. Therefore, don't specify the same Pricing template ID value in more than 1,000 rows of a CSV file.

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Reduced VAT Rates

If you sell digital news, magazines, newspapers, books, video, music, audio, or audiobooks in various countries or regions may be eligible for reduced VAT rates.

For reduced rates, values on this field will follow this format:

CountryCode;VATRate;

Each country or rate pair should be followed by a semicolon before adding a new country or rate pair.

For example:

CA;BOOKS_1 to set Books tier 1 reduced rate for Canada.

FR;NEWS_1; GR;NEWS_2 to set News tier 1 reduced rate for France and News tier 2 reduced rate for Greece.

Communications and amusement taxes

If you want to collect applicable state communications and amusement taxes you must specify that your app or product is a streaming product and set this field as ELIGIBLE or, if not, just leave the field empty.

Currently, the only country allowed for this type of tax is the US.

The value of this field is always set as:

CountryCode;Eligibility;Rate

For example:

US;ELIGIBLE;VIDEO_RENTAL

If eligible, you can set the field according to the following categories:

VIDEO_RENTAL for video streaming - subscription, rental, or pay-per-view

VIDEO_SALES for video streaming - sales

VIDEO_MULTI_CHANNEL for video streaming - multi-channel

AUDIO_RENTAL for audio streaming - subscriptions or rental

AUDIO_SALES for audio streaming - sales