AsoLocaleLocalized metadata stays tied to the chosen store scope
Every order stays inside the Apple App Store, Google Play, or combined-store scope selected in the quote flow.
Registry-backed output page
Deliverables that clarifies scope before anyone reaches checkout.
This page focuses on the output package: localized metadata, QA expectations, and supported storefront combinations.
Stores
Apple App Store + Google Play
Locale coverage
1-39 locales
Pricing model
One-time USD project pricing
Quality layer
Native-language review with human QA
Delivery scope
What teams receive from deliverables.
This page focuses on the output package: localized metadata, QA expectations, and supported storefront combinations.
Coverage scales from a single locale to full-market expansion
The same delivery model supports 1-39 locales without changing the public pricing contract or JSON-LD facts.
Review and publish remain part of the same delivery story
The public deliverables page describes review, handoff, and Apple publish readiness without inventing a separate fulfillment system.
Freshness marker
The deliverables promises stay reviewed against the same public scope rules.
This route’s freshness block confirms that output scope, QA language, and storefront combinations were checked against the active product facts rather than hidden internal handoff notes.
Authoritative sources
These public sources back the deliverables route.
The deliverables page cites the site’s own public scope pages and the official store-listing references that define storefront metadata context.
Public source
AsoLocale deliverables
Public deliverables source for localized metadata scope, QA expectations, and storefront-aware handoff.
Review sourcePublic source
AsoLocale workflow
Public workflow source describing intake, scope lock, production, and publish-ready handoff.
Review sourcePublic source
AsoLocale store scope comparison
Public comparison source for Apple-only, Google-only, and both-store choices.
Review sourcePublic source
Apple App Store Connect overview
Official Apple documentation for App Store submission, management, and storefront workflows.
Review sourcePublic source
Google Play Console Help: Create your store listing
Official Google Play documentation for store listing setup and public metadata requirements.
Review sourceQuestion-led answers
The deliverables route answers the output questions buyers need resolved.
These answers keep the page focused on what teams receive, how quality is checked, and how store scope carries into delivery.
Question-led answer
What is in the delivery package?
Teams receive localized storefront metadata tied to the selected store scope, along with review-ready outputs that match the public pricing and workflow contract.
Question-led answer
How wide can locale and store coverage go?
The same delivery model covers 1-39 locales for Apple App Store, Google Play, or both-store scope without switching to a different fulfillment path.
Question-led answer
How is quality checked before handoff?
Quality stays visible through native-language review and human QA so the deliverables page does not rely on hidden operational assurances.
Route-specific package view
The deliverables route now sits inside the live hub → spoke → comparison journey.
This supporting spoke still focuses on outputs, but it now stays visibly connected to workflow, pricing, and the comparison route instead of behaving like an isolated appendix.
Localized metadata package
Titles, subtitles, descriptions, and positioning stay aligned to the selected store and locale scope instead of fragmenting across separate request paths.
Human QA and review readiness
The public deliverables story keeps review expectations visible before checkout so quality is part of the promise, not hidden in ops notes.
Comparison-aware handoff
Store-scope comparison, pricing, and final delivery now describe the same Apple-only, Google-only, or both-store contract all the way to handoff.
Related pages
Connect deliverables to workflow, pricing, and comparison.
Related links move buyers through “Explore workflow”, “See pricing”, “Compare store scope”, “Back to home” inside the shared public-page graph.
Need store-by-store context?
Compare scope.
The deliverables page now sends buyers into the dedicated comparison route or back to pricing from the same shared CTA contract.