Your Google Play developer account name is the name you provided Google to display on the Play Store for your app(s). The name would have been provided in Step 7 of our article on how to create your Google Developer account here. The URL is specific to your developer account and will take you directly to your Google Play developer Console.

Step 1: Log into your Google Play account at the URL below
​https://play.google.com/apps/publish/

Step 2: Click the Android icon in the upper-right corner of the page

Step 3: From this menu you will see the name of your Google Play account at the top

Step 4: Upload the name of your Google Play account to the Publishing Information page of your Control Panel

Step 5: To get the URL to your Google Play account, find the address bar in your browser while viewing the All Applications page in your account

Step 6: Copy and paste the URL of your account to the Publishing Information page on your Control Panel

Pro Tip 1: Changing your developer name
You can change your developer name at any time from the “Settings” section in your Google Play Console. Note: If you change your developer name, the URL to your account will not change.

Pro Tip 2: You can charge for your apps
If at any point you want to charge for your app(s) you can link your Google Merchant account from the “Settings” section in your Google Play Console.

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you’ve already published an app as free, you cannot charge for it afterwards. Instead, Google requires a new app be published and the charge be set before it has been published.

In addition to this article, we recommend checking out the following related articles so that you have a better insight into how to use the system to its fullest advantage:

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