What permissions should I grant someone who publishes apps on my Play Console?
Grant the narrowest role that lets them release and manage store listings, never the account owner role, and never share the Google login itself. Google Play Console lets an account owner invite other users by email and assign specific permissions, so a publisher can be given release and store-listing rights without being able to change account ownership or manage other users. Keep financial data and user management with the owner unless there is a specific reason to share them, review the Users and permissions page periodically, and remove the invitation when the work ends. Permission names and groupings change over time, so check the current list in your own Console. ConsoleMint works on exactly this basis: Developer-role access only, never owner access, never a password, revocable with 30 days' notice.
Own a Google Play developer account?
ConsoleMint is an app monetization company: it builds Android apps, publishes them, maintains them and monetizes them with in-app advertising, then shares the ad revenue with the publishing partner whose Google Play account distributes them. Developer-role access only — never owner access, never a password — revocable with 30 days notice.
See how ConsoleMint works →A fixed monthly payout while the apps ramp up, then a share of the ad revenue.Related questions
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