I have not the time to research this thing further. Because sales on a Apple devices are only a small part of my sales (for me Android is much bigger). So I do it like most developers and just raise prices on Apple devices, so if a price is 1.49$ on other platforms I raise it to 1.99$ for Apple devices, so Apples buggy price automatic don't make the price to low.

I really looks like a bug. I have send a feedback too. First time I tried, in typical Apple way feedback needs an extra app. I spoke about this in a developer forum and they all were horrified, most developers seem not to be aware of this issue and just trusted Apple with the automatic prices.

Why would a price of 1.49€, about 1.60$, round to 0.99$? Because the automatic only rounds to the standard tiers 0,99$, 1.99$. Why? This is insane and cost app developers (and Apple) probably millions of dollar. I mean I probably could look into the api and write my own program to set prices but that is insanely user unfriendly and would probably cost me hours or days and thousand of other apple developers too. Instead Apple should provide such an app or just go the easy and user friendly alternative and allow the upload of csv files or allow templates like Google Play has.

Or Apple could just just fix the automatic prices so that it rounds to sensible tiers, not the arbitrary Apple standard tiers that have no intermediate levels between 0.99$ and 1.99$.

Similar Problem here: EUR 0.79€ -> 0,49$ EUR 1.49€ -> 0,99$ That can not be correct even if messing around with taxes this exchange rates are far from reality. There seems to be no way to upload csv to avoid this bug.

So to make my question more clear: Must I release the new binary I uploaded along the subscription, so the subscription can be tested? I choose the release the binary manually after it got accepted. The situation is now: the binary got accepted, the subscription not. It makes no sense.

Subscription rejected without any notification or hints. Probably a bot gone chaos. Hopefully Apple fixes this problem.