I was just reading old thread about Handango and PocketGear ripping off developers for 20-30%, and how it's an outrage, however two things jumped to mind:
1) You are clearly paying for the web-site - Handango is a lot more well-known than the typical web-site (although obviously that's not true with pocketmatrix which is just as well-known!)
2) Are you guys aware of the situation developing for Nintendo's Gameboy Advance? I was quoted $1.20 per sale. That's $1.20 on a cartridge worth about $50 I think? I feel like I've died and gone to heaven - I can't code fast enough, last month I was getting 2% of sale price, now I have a potiential 70-80%!!
You guys don't know what you've got believe me - enjoy it while it lasts because it can't last forever!!
However, it is a fact that opening up for a wider customers base trough a mainstream online store like Handango, *will* inviteably give you new challenges - like handling support questions from people with very little technical knowledge, some of which *will* have purchased your software without noticing the explicit warnings that pop up during the purchase process, telling them that this piece of Pocket PC software WILL NOT WORK with their hardware.
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