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AT&T Carrier Billing on Third-Party Storefronts
For developers of either consumer or enterprise mobile focused software, AT&T provides a broad distribution platform supported by a monthly billing system to help them maximize reach and sales opportunities for their applications and games.
In third-party storefronts, AT&T carrier billing is currently the preferred payment option on the following platforms: Android, Blackberry, Windows Phone, and WebOS.
When submitting paid content to these storefronts, developers do not have an obligation to specify that AT&T carrier billing support is made available to customers.
Below is general information for developers to understand the submission process for current third-party storefronts supporting AT&T carrier billing.
Submission process for Third-Party Storefronts
Android Market
- Developers simply create a Android Market developer account with Google at http://developer.android.com/index.html for tools and resources to create and deliver their application or game.
- Paid content must be priced In US dollars.
Blackberry AppWorld
- Developers simply create a AppWorld vendor account with RIM at https://appworld.blackberry.com/isvportal/home/ for tools and resources to create and deliver their application or game.
Windows Phone Marketplace
- Developers simply create a Marketplace developer account with Microsoft at http://create.msdn.com/en-us/home/membership for tools and resources to create and deliver their application or game.
HP webOS
- Developers simply create a developer account with HP at https://developer.palm.com/ for tools and resources to create and deliver their application or game.
AT&T devices offering third-party storefront carrier billing
A list of supported smartphones and their specifications is available on at http://developer.att.com/developer/device_list.jsp. Search by manufacturer or operating system to find the device that fits your needs.
New devices will be added to this list throughout the calendar year. Check back often for announcements of new exciting smartphones.
Created: 12-14-2010
