Aptoide essentially serves the same purpose of the Google Play Store; providing a software marketplace for installing applications.
Most people who get an Android smartphone are familiar with the pre-installed Google Play Store, the go to place to download the rest of your apps. You can download Aptoide application directly from the official site or mirrored links. After downloading the APK to your supported device, the installation process is quick and straightforward.
The app is available in several different versions, such as Aptoide for smartphones and tablets, Aptoide TV, Aptoide kids and Aptoid VR.
The actual Android application used to access the Aptoide store is open source, allowing others to create their own custom versions.
Google is known to censor apps and content that it doesn’t approve of. It also employs location restrictions on some of its apps. Google also requires you to create a Google account with them in order to use the Play Store, consuming time and giving up anonymity. With Aptoide, there are no such restrictions. App developers don’t have to worry about getting their app banned because it conflicts with Google’s rules, and app users can download anything in their store, irrespective of where they are.
You will find plenty of apps that aren’t available on the Play Store, partially due to the restrictions of the Play Store mentioned earlier. Some of the apps that you have to pay for on the Play Store are free here. Additionally, when it comes to updates, they actually come earlier to Aptoide compared to the Play Store.
Aptoide has special features like “Trusted Stamps” that offer several security layers and verify that an app doesn’t contain malicious content. it also implements a chain of trust based on the signature of the developer.
Aptoide has the best payout rate for in-app purchase monetization. App developers will get a minimum of 81% payout rate on in-app purchases.
When you compare that with the 70% or even 50% that other app distributors offer, the choice is obvious. Because of the open source framework, anyone is at liberty to share any amazing app they have.
Users interested in installing Aptoide will have to first enable the capability of installing “unknown apps” on their Android device. This is usually done under the security settings within the settings section. This is required due to the fact that the APK must be installed directly from the website. You will not find it on the Google Play Store, since it is considered a direct competitor to it.
Developers can immediately get started distributing their apps to over 300 million users. it provides a tool called Catappult that enables you to distribute the same APK through multiple app stores, using a custom billing system, saving you time and effort. Join the 35,000 developers already working with Aptoide.
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