Google Play Reviews Scraper with AI Insights
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from $0.20 / 1,000 reviews
Google Play Reviews Scraper with AI Insights
Scrape Apple App Store and Google Play reviews in one run: rating, title, text, version, date, helpful votes and developer replies. Filter by stars and date, choose countries, and add optional review insights (complaints, praise, feature requests, worst versions). Export to CSV, Excel or JSON.
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from $0.20 / 1,000 reviews
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Scrape Google Play reviews for any Android app. Paste package names or Play Store links, pick a country and language, filter by stars and date, and export clean rows to CSV, Excel, JSON or Google Sheets. Includes developer replies, app version and thumbs-up counts. Turn on Insights for a ready summary of what users complain about, what they love, what they ask for and which versions hurt the rating.
Built by Bozoma Labs. Public Play Store data only. No login, no browser, fast and cheap. Thousands of reviews per app, newest first.
What you get
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| platform | googleplay (or appstore for experimental input) |
| appId, appName | Store ID / package and app title |
| country | Store country the review came from |
| reviewId | Store review ID (used to dedupe) |
| rating | 1 to 5 stars |
| title | Review title (Play rarely has one) |
| text | Review text |
| reviewerName | Public display name (empty if you turn on "Omit reviewer names") |
| publishedDate | ISO date |
| appVersion | App version the reviewer used |
| helpfulVotes | Votes or thumbs up |
| replyText, replyDate | Developer reply (when "Include developer replies" is on) |
| reviewUrl | Link to the review when the store provides one |
| verified | Always empty; kept so exports match review analyzer templates |
The Review Analyzer view exports exactly: Rating, Review text, Title, Published date, Reviewer name, Verified.
Insights add-on
With insights: true, each app gets one record in the insights dataset:
- average rating, star distribution and share of 1 to 2 star reviews
- top complaint phrases and top praise phrases (ranked against the opposite sentiment, so generic words drop out)
- feature requests ("please add", "wish it", "would be nice")
- lowest rated app versions (5+ reviews)
- monthly review count and average rating
Insights are computed from the reviews this run collected, with no external AI service, so they are fast and repeatable.
Input example
{"googlePlayApps": ["com.spotify.music", "https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.duolingo"],"maxReviewsPerApp": 500,"countries": ["us"],"language": "en","stars": ["1", "2"],"dateFrom": "2026-09-01","includeReplies": true,"insights": true}
Pricing
Pay per result:
- $0.30 per 1,000 reviews ($0.0003 per review)
- $0.05 per app for the Insights add-on (only if turned on and reviews were found)
- $0.005 per run start
Example: 5 apps x 1,000 reviews with insights is about $1.75. Set a maximum cost per run in Apify and the Actor stops cleanly when it is reached.
Limits to know
- Google Play: reviews come newest first, with developer replies. Use
dateFromto stop early on large apps. - Star and date filters are applied after fetching, so heavily filtered runs read more pages, but you only pay for saved reviews.
- App Store (experimental): Apple's public review feed currently returns no reviews, so App Store input only collects the roughly 10 reviews shown on each country's public app page. Treat it as a preview, not full coverage.
Use cases
- Track competitor Android apps and spot their weak points
- Feed reviews into a spreadsheet, BI tool or your own analysis
- Monitor rating drops after a release (schedule this Actor daily with
dateFrom) - Mine feature requests for your roadmap
FAQ
Is this legal? It collects publicly visible store reviews only, without logging in. You are responsible for how you use the data, including personal data rules such as GDPR. Turn on "Omit reviewer names" if you do not need names.
Do I need a proxy? Usually not.
Support: open an issue on the Actor's Issues tab.