Where to Find and Accept the Apple License Agreements

Updated on 22. June 2023 by Jan Bunk

Required developer agreements being reviewed, accepted, and marked complete.

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To publish an app in the app store, you need to accept various agreements. Unfortunately they are spread around Apple's websites, so please go through all of the steps below to make sure you have accepted all necessary agreements.

Apple Developer Program License Agreement

Open the Apple Developer page.

Check if you see the below banner or some other message prompting you to accept the latest license agreements.

A banner on the Apple Developer page prompting the user to accept the latest agreement.

If you see something like that, accept the agreements.

Free/Paid Apps Agreement

Open the App Store Connect page for agreements.

Make sure you are on the "Agreements" page, not "Tax" or one of the other ones.

If possible, agree to or renew the agreement for free apps. If your app won't be free to download, make sure you also accept the agreement for paid apps, which might require setting up tax and banking information.

A screenshot of the agreements screen in App Store Connect.

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Author Jan Bunk
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Jan Bunk

With a background in computer science, Jan founded webtoapp.design in 2019 and developed the underlying software to convert websites into apps. With experience and feedback gathered from hundreds of published apps, he strives to write easy to follow guides that help you with everything related to app creation, publishing and maintenance.