how to get an app created for your business

If your app was built and is branded to your company or organization, then you will need to enroll as a Company/Organization.

If your app was built and branded for you as an individual, then you can enroll as an individual. Remember, keep in mind what your app is designed for. Once you have gone over this information click “Start your enrollment”. He’d have to enroll as a Company/Organization for that app since it’s created specifically for his company or organization.Įnrolling as a Company/Organization will require providing a Dun and Bradstreet number, which we will go over later on. But let’s say he made an app for his company Stark Enterprises, or a charitable organization that he created. Not as creative as his Iron Man suits, but it does the job, and everything in that app is related to him as an individual person. Using Tony Stark of the Avengers as an example, let’s say he built an app about himself called “Tony Stark’s App”. Not sure which account type to enroll as? It all boils down to what your app’s content is for, and what it’s branding is set to. The developer name that will be made public will be your company or organization’s name.Įnrolling in the correct account, or entity type, is vitally important to getting your app submitted and approved by Apple. Sign up for an individual account only if your app is branded to you as an individual.Ī company/organization account allows for multiple user logins to be created and managed with varying permissions capabilities for each login.

Also, the developer name that will be made public (on the App Store) will be your First and Last name.

These are the two different types of Apple developer accounts:Īn individual account only allows for a single primary login to be created to the iOS Developer Account. This will take you to a page telling you what the two different account types are, and what you need for each one.

How to get an app created for your business