Ampere factoring
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Ampere provides same-day advances of up to 85% of confirmed App Store and Google Play revenue for a flat 3% fee.
- for
- App developers in the UK/EU with £20k+ monthly payouts.
- pricing
- paid
Key features
- Up to 85% advance — Receive up to 85% of confirmed earnings on the same day they appear in your developer account.
- Flat 3% fee — A single 3% fee is applied when the platform’s final payout is received.
- Monthly, yearly & flexible plans — Choose a monthly, yearly or flexible advance option with different repayment terms.
- Automatic repayment — Repayment is deducted from your next Apple or Google payout automatically.
- Full account ownership — Funds are sent to a client-owned Ampere account; Ampere never accesses your developer account.
- Transparent transactions — View every advance and repayment in the Ampere dashboard with full visibility.
Use cases
- Scale marketing campaigns immediately using early cash.
- Pay contractors or hire talent without waiting for platform payouts.
- Cover operational expenses while awaiting Apple/Google payouts.
Ampere factoring FAQ
What is Ampere App revenue advance?+
It lets you get up to 85% of your confirmed App Store or Google Play earnings on the same day they are reported.
What fee does Ampere charge?+
A flat 3% fee is applied when the platform’s final payout is received.
When will I receive the money?+
Funds are transferred to your Ampere account the same day Apple or Google reports the revenue, up to 30 days before the official payout.
Is this a loan?+
No, you sell your confirmed receivables to Novo Finance Ltd in exchange for early access to the revenue.
What if Apple or Google delay payment?+
If the marketplace withholds payment, the seller remains liable to repurchase the receivable.
Who can qualify?+
UK-registered companies with £20k+ monthly payouts and at least 12 months app history, excluding gambling, adult or crypto apps.
Summarized by DevHunt from ampere.co.uk · Oct 6, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
