Request currency symbol to be placed in front of number as default for English-speaking country global settings.

Hi Paul, thanks for pushing on this, and sorry for the confusion in the earlier answer. We dug into it with the iOS, Android and PWA teams, and the short version is good news: your published app already shows $19.99, with the symbol in front. Here is what is happening. In a real build, in-app purchase and subscription prices are not formatted by GoodBarber at all. The price string comes straight from the App Store and Google Play, formatted for the storefront of the person looking at it. A buyer in the United States sees $19.99, a buyer in France sees 19,99 €. We verified this on store builds on both platforms, and the dollar symbol does sit in front of the number. What you are looking at is the back office preview or MyGoodBarber. Those display a test value rather than the store's price string, and they place the symbol after the number regardless of country. It is a stand-in so you can check your layout, not a preview of what your buyers will see. This is also why a global setting would not be the right answer here: it would force one fixed format on buyers who are spread across different countries. The stores already resolve that per user, which is the behaviour you are asking for. To see the real formatting, open the app from TestFlight or from a store build rather than from the preview or MyGoodBarber.