# Setting Up an App for US Distribution

This guide is for publishers who want to set up their ONE store app for US distribution. If you don't have your app in the ONE store yet, see [Getting Started](/one-store/one-store-international-docs-home/getting-started-with-one-store-international.md).

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Only official Android apps can be distributed in the US. Apps in beta testing are not supported in the US region.
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To add US distribution for an existing ONE store app:

1. In the [ONE store Developer Center](https://dev.onestore.net/), set an app price for the US region. For more information, see [Set App Price for US Region](/one-store/configuring-apps-in-one-store-developer-center/adding-app-details.md#set-app-price).
2. Add the US region to your distribution settings and connect your ONE store account to Tipalti for US tax settlement. For more information, see [Specify Distribution and Settlement in the US Region](/one-store/configuring-apps-in-one-store-developer-center/adding-app-details.md#specify-distribution-and-settlement-in-the-us-region).
3. Add metadata for the US region in English and/or Spanish. For more information, see [Add Android App Information](/one-store/configuring-apps-in-one-store-developer-center/adding-app-details.md#add-android-app-information).
4. If your app offers in-app purchase (IAP) items, add the English and/or Spanish titles and pricing in US dollars (USD). For more information, see [Setting Up In-App Purchases](/one-store/configuring-apps-in-one-store-developer-center/setting-up-in-app-purchases.md).
5. Submit your app for review and publication to the ONE store US market. For more information, see [Publishing an App](/one-store/configuring-apps-in-one-store-developer-center/publishing-an-app.md).


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