No other country comes close to Turkey. BeautyPlus VIP costs ₺77.99 — about $1.63 — against $8.99 in the United States, verified Aug 29, 2026. That is roughly 82% off, or about $88 saved over a year if you renew monthly.

One catch worth knowing before anything else: this is the App Store price. BeautyPlus also sells its own web plans with AI credits at beautyplus.com/pricing, billed separately. If you only edit on your phone, the app route below is what matters.

Which country is cheapest for BeautyPlus?

VIP is the only plan tier in our dataset, so this rank is clean — no mixing monthly against annual invoices. Lowest verified USD first:

Country Local USD
Turkey ₺77.99 $1.63
Pakistan Rs 900 $3.25
Philippines ₱299 $4.84
Indonesia Rp89,000 $4.99
Brazil R$36.90 $7.09
South Korea ₩9,900 $7.11
Vietnam ₫189,000 $7.28
Japan ¥1,180 $7.42
Thailand ฿249 $7.53
Singapore S$9.98 $7.82
United States $8.99 $8.99

Every row was verified Aug 29, 2026. USD converts at that day’s rate from the methodology page — the local currency figure is the source of truth, and the dollar amount will drift with FX between checks.

Notice how steep the cliff is. Turkey sits at less than a fifth of the US price, Pakistan at about a third, then the gap narrows fast: by Singapore you are saving under 15%. If switching accounts feels like too much hassle for a beauty app, the honest math says Philippines is the sweet spot of effort versus savings — but Turkey is where the money actually is.

Will a VPN alone get me the cheaper price?

No, and it helps to know why. The app’s price follows your App Store account country, not your IP address. A VPN makes the storefront page load as if you were somewhere else; it does not give you a Turkish payment method or move your Apple ID.

To actually pay the Turkey price you would need an Apple ID set to Türkiye, funded in a way that storefront accepts (Turkish Apple gift cards or a card that bills there). That is an account migration with real friction, and app makers can close accounts that hop regions to chase cheaper tiers — treat it as a terms risk, not a loophole. Do not move a login you cannot afford to lose.

How do I actually pay?

On iOS, VIP is billed through App Store IAP to whatever country your Apple ID calls home. Here is what our verified Turkey row showed on Aug 29, 2026:

Method Status on verified row
Local card Yes
Apple gift card (storefront credit) Yes
Apple Pay Yes
Google Play gift card No
PayPal Not verified

If you need a network in Turkey just to reach that storefront, remember that is a separate product — it never replaces a local payment method. For general payment options across services, see how to pay.

There is also the web path: BeautyPlus sells direct subscriptions on its own site, which take ordinary international cards and skip the app store entirely. But those plans are a different product line (credits-based, different pricing), so do not expect them to match the $1.63 figure.

Will my account get banned?

Honest answer: nobody gets arrested over a selfie app, but providers reserve the right to close accounts that abuse regional pricing. The practical rules are boring and effective:

  • Use an account you can replace, not your main one.
  • Confirm the currency on the billing screen before you tap buy.
  • Expect that a future repricing could erase the discount overnight — Turkey has done exactly that to other apps before.

We explain how a cell earns its place on the board in our methodology.

Bottom line

If you want the cheapest BeautyPlus and are willing to set up a Turkish Apple ID, Turkey at $1.63/month is the deal — an 82% cut versus the US $8.99. If you would rather not juggle accounts, Philippines at ₱299 ($4.84) is nearly half price with far less setup. And if you edit mostly on desktop, check the vendor’s own web pricing first, because none of the numbers here apply to it. Compare siblings: Meitu, FaceApp, Remini — or browse the full BeautyPlus table.