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How to get listed on Ring App Store

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Free + paid tierTakes about 45 minutesPriority: MediumDevice App Marketplace

In short: Getting listed on Ring App Store is free, with optional paid upgrades. Plan for about 45 minutes — there is material to prepare and a review to wait on.

What they ask for: Build a legitimate Ring-device privacy/security integration, register, test, certify and publish it.

How to submit

  1. Get your material ready

    Build a legitimate Ring-device privacy/security integration, register, test, certify and publish it.

  2. Meet the site's conditions

    Requires identity verification, a real Ring API integration, device/sandbox testing, security and privacy certification.

  3. Submit on developer.amazon.com

    Open the submission page on developer.amazon.com and complete its form — that is the "Open submit page" link at the top of this page.

Rules and caveats

Requires identity verification, a real Ring API integration, device/sandbox testing, security and privacy certification.

Why it scores 63

Priority sets the band — this one is medium. Cost (free + paid tier) and effort (moderate) move it within that band, which puts it in the useful tier. The score orders a submission queue. It is not a measure of the site’s domain authority, traffic or quality.

Questions

Is it free to submit to Ring App Store?
There is a free listing, plus paid upgrades you do not have to buy. The sheet records the cost as “Free to publish; 10% share on paid subscriptions”.
How long does it take to get listed on Ring App Store?
Plan for about 45 minutes of your own work — there is material to prepare and a review to wait on. Whatever review the site runs after that is its own, and we do not put a clock on it.
What do I need before submitting to Ring App Store?
Build a legitimate Ring-device privacy/security integration, register, test, certify and publish it.
Are there rules or restrictions on Ring App Store?
Requires identity verification, a real Ring API integration, device/sandbox testing, security and privacy certification.