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> **AI agents:** This is the Markdown version of a RevenueCat documentation page. For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://www.revenuecat.com/docs/llms.txt).

## [Google Play Pass](/docs/platform-resources/google-platform-resources/google-play-pass)

Google Play Pass is a program that gives subscribers access to hundreds of apps and games, free of ads and in-app purchases.

## [15% Reduced Service Fee](/docs/platform-resources/google-platform-resources/15-reduced-service-fee)

Google allows developers that earn less than $1,000,000 USD per year to enroll in a reduced service fee tier. The service fee is 15%, instead of the usual 30%. RevenueCat automatically assumes developers are enrolled in the reduced service fee tier.

## [Apps Experience and Games Level Up Programs](/docs/platform-resources/google-platform-resources/apps-experience-and-level-up-programs)

Google's Apps Experience Program (for non-games) and Games Level Up Program (for games) reduce the Google Play service fee on one-time purchases above $1M in annual sales. When Google accepts your app, enter its enrollment dates in RevenueCat so charts and integrations use the right commission rates.

## [Google Play's Data Safety](/docs/platform-resources/google-platform-resources/google-plays-data-safety)

By July 20, 2022, Google requires all developers to declare how their application collects and handles user data. You'll need to ensure you are properly disclosing to your users the way you are using RevenueCat in regards to their data.

## [Google Play Quota Increase Request](/docs/platform-resources/google-platform-resources/google-play-quota-increase-request)

Google Play developers may receive an email from RevenueCat indicating that their Google Play Developer API Quota has been or is at risk of being exceeded, and that you need to request a quota increase from Google.