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You can now set expense limits on Google Play Store

By Digit NewsDesk | Updated 17 Apr 2019
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  • Google has rolled out a new feature to set budget limits on the Google Play Store.
  • The expense limit allows you to keep track of your Play Store and in-app purchases.

Have you ever ended up spending way more than you wanted to buying apps on the Google Play Store or purchasing items and upgrades within apps? If you have, then Google has just the tool for you to keep a track on your expenses. The company has introduced a new setting to help you curtail your spends on the Play Store. Users can now set their own monthly budget on the Google Play Store, exceeding which will let you know how close you are getting to your expense limit.

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Google says that the Play Store budget can be set only in the country’s local currency and that setting a budget will not stop users from making purchases. It will just warn them about how much they are spending.

How to set Google Play Store budget?

  1. On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Play Store app

  2. On the left, tap Menu (the hamburger icon)>>> Account>>>Purchase History.

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  3. Select Set budget.

  4. Enter an amount and tap Save.

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You can also go back and alter your budget if you want to do so. To change your budget, On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Play Store app>>>tap on the Menu icon>>>select Account>>>Purchase History and Edit Budget. You can even see how much you have spent and remove your budget limit from the Purchase History tab.

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