Proceeds

What's left of the customer price after Apple's commission: 70% at the standard rate, 85% for Small Business Program members and for subscriptions past one year of paid service. Apple's daily reports state proceeds per unit, and payout reports remain the source of truth for exact amounts.

Apple's daily sales reports carry a Developer Proceeds column stated per unit, already at whatever rate applies to you. If you are deriving revenue from those reports, you do not apply a commission on top: doing so is the most common way to under-report revenue by 15%.

The commission share only matters when you go the other direction, estimating proceeds from a customer price you know (a price shown on a paywall, a price in a StoreKit product). It is also why proceeds and price are two different MRR definitions rather than one.

Proceeds are still not the money in your bank account. Apple's payout reports apply taxes, withholding and currency conversion, and those reports are the only authoritative answer to "what did I actually get paid".

See: The Small Business proceeds math →