Turkey currently holds the top spot on our board. Craft Pro costs ₺159 in Turkey, about $3.32, against $9.99 in the United States — verified Aug 29, 2026. That is a two-thirds discount for the same notes-and-docs app, and it comes from regional App Store pricing, not from any coupon. The full board with every dated country lives here: Craft prices by country.
There is a second path most guides skip. Craft also sells subscriptions directly on its own website, where the paid tier is called Plus and runs about €6.40 per month billed yearly (checked Aug 2026). If you would rather not touch your Apple ID region at all, the web checkout is the honest alternative — just note its prices are in euros, not in the local-currency tiers below.
Which country is cheapest for Craft?
Flagship Pro tier only, lowest verified USD first. Local currency is the source figure; USD uses the dated FX rate explained on the methodology page. Every row carries its verification date.
| Country | Local | USD | vs US |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turkey | ₺159 | $3.32 | −67% |
| Egypt | EGP 199 | $3.95 | −60% |
| Philippines | ₱289 | $4.67 | −53% |
| Indonesia | Rp89,000 | $4.99 | −50% |
| Vietnam | ₫149,000 | $5.74 | −43% |
| Nigeria | ₦7,900 | $5.84 | −42% |
| Ukraine | $5.99 | $5.99 | −40% |
| Thailand | ฿199 | $6.02 | −40% |
| Malaysia | RM26.99 | $6.65 | −33% |
| Romania | lei33 | $7.30 | −27% |
| United States | $9.99 | $9.99 | — |
At $3.32 you save roughly $80 a year versus paying US rates for twelve months. Note the spread: some markets pay more than the US — the UK lands around $13.54 and Australia $12.73 on the same day. Regional pricing cuts both ways.
Will a VPN alone get me the Turkish price?
Short answer: no, and anyone promising otherwise is selling something. A VPN can load a Turkey-facing page, but the App Store bills according to your Apple ID’s country setting and the payment card attached to that account. Your IP address is close to irrelevant once the storefront knows who you are. Changing your Apple ID region is a separate, stickier operation: it asks for a local address and a payment method that works in that country, and it affects every purchase tied to that account. If all you need is to reach a site from abroad, that network tool is a different product entirely — it does not manufacture a Turkish payment method.
How do I actually pay for Craft from Turkey?
Our verified rows are App Store purchases. In practice:
- Set the Apple ID’s region to the country whose price you want (Turkey for the top row).
- Add a payment method valid in that storefront, or redeem App Store credit bought for that storefront.
- Subscribe to Pro inside the Craft app and check the currency on the confirmation screen before tapping buy.
What we verified on the dated rows (Aug 29, 2026):
| Method | Status |
|---|---|
| Local card | Works on the verified rows |
| Apple gift card / store credit | Works on the verified rows |
| Apple Pay | Works on the verified rows |
| Google Play gift card | Not accepted — this is an iOS-billed tier |
| PayPal | Not verified either way |
| VPN only | Not enough. Payment country is the gate |
The escape hatch is Craft’s own checkout: cards and whatever the web payment processor supports, billed in euros, no region juggling. It will not hit $3.32, but at roughly €6.40 monthly on the yearly Plus plan it beats the US app-store price without touching anything.
Payment hub for general methods: how to pay.
Will my account get banned for switching regions?
Nobody goes to jail over an App Store region change, but Apple’s terms let it act on accounts that hop countries to chase prices, and services can revoke access when they catch mismatched billing. Treat it as a real, low-probability risk. Practical rules: never move a login you cannot afford to lose, keep receipts, and confirm the currency on the billing screen before you confirm anything. How we decide a cell is trustworthy: methodology.
Bottom line
Turkey at $3.32 is the cheapest verified Craft Pro price right now — about two-thirds off the US $9.99, dated Aug 29, 2026. Getting it requires a Turkey-set Apple ID with a working Turkish payment path; a VPN by itself buys you nothing. If that sounds like more friction than an $80 annual saving justifies, Craft’s own web Plus plan at roughly €6.40 per month billed yearly is the boring-but-legitimate middle option.