Letterboxd

Letterboxd downloads at no cost on iOS in every tracked region, so the download itself is never the variable. What changes between countries is the "Video Store Rental" in-app purchase.

That purchase shows the widest spread on the app: EUR 9.99 at its cheapest in France against EUR 29.99 at its most expensive in Portugal. The gap is 67%, measured across 11 regions. The same rental costs roughly three times as much at the top of that range as at the bottom.

The rest of the pricing picture is context for that spread:

• 37 distinct in-app purchase products are tracked, so the rental is one named line item inside a much larger catalogue of purchases. Total spend depends on how many of those 37 you actually buy.
• No subscription tier exists. Nothing renews on a timer, and there is no recurring charge to compare month over month.
• 53 regions carry tracked pricing, a wider set than the 11 used for this particular spread calculation.

If the rental price matters to you, check the App Store account region before confirming the purchase. Store pricing follows the storefront tied to the account, not the physical location of the device. Changing region mid-session can also break active rentals or leave already-purchased content behind on the old storefront, so settle the region first and buy second.

What is deliberately absent here: any claim that Letterboxd costs less to obtain in one country than another. The download is free in every tracked region, so there is no download price to compare. The only real money difference between regions sits inside the in-app purchase totals.