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Is it correct understood that I have to pay 99 USD before being able to my windows phone app on the physical device.
I have made a small app that I would like to test on my new phone, and it is not a app that I am planning to release, so I will not pay 99 USD just for seeing the app running a physical device.
Any way around not paying the 99 USD, and seeing it run on the device.
Right.
‘Till April 2012 there was also “Chevron” that officially (allowed by MSFT) unlocked your devices (only for testing on the device/sideloading, but not for submitting to marketplace), but this service is closed now. So the only official way is the MSFt subscription for 99$.