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App Store

What you'll get: Access to App Store Connect to publish the iOS version of your app.

Estimated time: 40–90 minutes for the form; 1–7 days for review.

Cost: $99 USD per year (automatic renewal).

Prepare everything before registering

  1. Active D-U-N-S number. If your company doesn't appear in Apple's search results, request it for free; you'll receive the number by email and it will be activated in Apple's systems within a couple of days.developer.apple.com

  2. Apple ID for business with two-factor authentication.

  3. Bank card or PayPal for annual payment.

  4. Company website and a working phone number (Apple may call you briefly). developer.apple.com

Registration begins

  1. Go to Enroll Now and sign in with your Apple ID.

  2. Select “Company / Organization”. Confirm that you have the legal authority to sign contracts.developer.apple.com

  3. Complete the company details:

  • Legal Entity Name identical to the commercial registry.

  • D-U-N-S, corporate website, contact phone number and email.

Tip: If Apple can't verify some information, they'll email or call you (in English). Have your case number handy.

Pay the $99 membership fee

Once Apple approves your information, you'll see the payment button. After paying the fee, you'll receive the email "Welcome to the Apple Developer Program".

Getting Started with App Store Connect

  1. Sign the contracts and configure Agreements, Tax & Banking.

  2. From Certificates, IDs & Profiles, generate the certificates you will need in Xcode.

Invite the Eventool team

  1. In App Store Connect, go to Users and Access → People and tap the “+” button.

  2. Enter the name and email address provided by Eventool ([email protected]).

  3. Assign the App Manager or Admin role and, if applicable, enable access to Certificates.

  4. Click “Invite”; the invitation expires after 3 days if not accepted. developer.apple.com

Recommendations

  • The Account Holder must be someone within your company; they are the one who signs contracts and renews the account.

  • Review users and roles annually – especially if project owners change.

  • Enable two-factor authentication on all accounts with access.

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