Short drama app · US App Store · 10 Nov 2026
DramaBite
The periods are named. The weekly and monthly dollar amounts are not. The only figure in the paragraph is an example: annual subscription $199.99. The star is 4.8 from 9,288 ratings, a high average on a modest count.
Seller StorySculpt Entertainment Limited Rating 4.8 from 9,288. Age 17+. iPhone.
On the listing
- Week, month, and year are all named, so the pass is not an unlabeled membership.
- The cancel path names the subscription Dramabite and the 24-hour cutoff.
- 14 languages are on the store list.
The catch
- The only dollar amount is an example annual price. Treating $199.99 as the whole menu invents the week and the month.
- 9,288 ratings is a small base for a 4.8.
- The description does not say how many episodes are free, or what a subscription unlocks beyond the plan names.
The description says prices are “based on IAP application information, e.g., Annual subscription $199.99.” The “e.g.” means the sentence is an example, not a full price list. It does not print the weekly or monthly dollar amount. All three plans auto-renew. The cancel path is written out: Settings, iTunes Store & App Store, Apple ID, View Apple ID, Account Settings, Subscriptions, Dramabite, at least 24 hours before the period ends. Age 17+. 14 languages. Rating 4.8 from 9,288. Released 27 Nov 2023. Current version date 22 Sep 2026.
An example price is not the menu
StorySculpt Entertainment Limited prints a subscription block rather than a plot summary. Weekly means 7 days, monthly means 1 month, annual means 12 months, and all of them auto-renew. Payment and the 24-hour renewal charge are the usual Apple rules. The price line says the price is based on the in-app purchase information, for example an annual subscription at $199.99.
ShortsWave states $19.99 a week and $199.99 a year as the offer. DramaBite states the year as an example of how a price might look. Do not copy $199.99 into the weekly row. The purchase sheet is where the week and the month get numbers.
Questions
Is DramaBite $199.99?
The description uses $199.99 as an example of an annual subscription. It does not print the weekly or monthly price, and the word “e.g.” is in the sentence.
How do I cancel DramaBite?
The description says Settings, iTunes Store and App Store, Apple ID, View Apple ID, Account Settings, Subscriptions, then Dramabite. Do it at least 24 hours before the period ends.