Apple launches paid Xcode Cloud subscriptions to accelerate app development

guest · Sep 2, 2022

By Mahmoud Itani @Mahmoudzitani - August 31, 2022

Xcode Cloud — as its name suggests — is a service that allows developers to accelerate their app development. By depending on the cloud, devs get to execute several tasks simultaneously and through a sped-up manner. It’s particularly helpful for those building big projects, which would consume a lot of time and processing power to compile locally.

Back in June 2021, Apple started beta-testing Xcode Cloud with select developers. Now, this paid subscription service is finally available to everyone enrolled in the company’s paid Developer Program.
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Apple has announced that its Xcode Cloud subscription service is now available to all enrolled developers. Until the end of next year, devs can configure a workflow and utilize up to 25 compute hours for free. By the end of December 2023, this same package will start costing developers $14.99 per month.

For those who need more than 25 compute hours monthly, Apple is offering higher Xcode Cloud tiers. The company lists 100, 250, and 1,000 compute hours for a monthly fee of 49.99, 99.99, and 399.99 USD respectively.
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