AWS pricing is extremely thorough and not at all comparable with Apple's App Store:
- AWS charge you on bandwidth used, Apple don't charge developers for the number of downloads
- AWS charge you on compute time, Apple don't charge you for ongoing use of their services beyond one initial charge for app submission
- AWS charge you for storage, Apple don't charge you for storing your app
I'm not a fan of Apple's App Store terms any more than the next person, but the GP's comparison to eBay is a hell of a lot more apt than your comparison with AWS.
- AWS charge you on bandwidth used, Apple don't charge developers for the number of downloads
- AWS charge you on compute time, Apple don't charge you for ongoing use of their services beyond one initial charge for app submission
- AWS charge you for storage, Apple don't charge you for storing your app
I'm not a fan of Apple's App Store terms any more than the next person, but the GP's comparison to eBay is a hell of a lot more apt than your comparison with AWS.