Filters for iPhone up for new ownership shortly after launch | Cult of Mac: "It’s a pretty decent value when you look at the success Filters has accumulated since its fairly recent launch in March of this year. Rundle outlines on Medium that the app has made just shy of $21,000 in revenue from the roughly 30,500 copies he sold. There are no in-app purchases and the app itself costs only $0.99. It peaked at number 16 in Top Paid apps in the U.S. and number three in Top Paid in the photos category."

Essentially proof that selling iPhone apps is not really a viable business. Nice hobby though. Unless you can ante up with some millions in marketing dollars.

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