Apple App Store
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Apple App Store
Extract app details, reviews, search results, and privacy information from the App Store.
Pricing
from $0.15 / 1,000 reviews
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Canadesk Support
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Apple App Store Scraper (PPE)
A robust scraper for the Apple App Store using the Pay-Per-Event (PPE) pricing model. Extract app details, reviews, search results, and privacy information.
Features
- App Details: Scrape comprehensive metadata for any app using its ID.
- Search: Find apps by keyword or developer.
- Reviews: Extract user reviews with sorting options (Recent/Helpful).
- Collections: Scrape top charts (Top Free, Top Paid, Grossing) for iOS, iPad, and Mac.
- Privacy Details: Get data safety and privacy policy information.
Pricing
This Actor uses the Pay-Per-Event model. You are charged only for the number of items (apps, reviews) successfully scraped.
Input Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
process | String | The operation to perform (e.g., ap for App Details, re for Reviews). |
appId | String | Application ID (required for App Details, Reviews, Privacy). |
keyword | String | Search term (required for Search). |
developerId | String | Developer ID (required for Developer Search). |
country | String | Store country code (ISO 3166, e.g., us). Default: us. |
lang | String | Language code (ISO 639-1, e.g., en). Default: en. |
maximum | Integer | Max results to return. Default: 100. |
proxy | Object | Proxy configuration. Apify Residential Proxy is recommended. |
Output
Data is stored in the default dataset in JSON format.
Example: App Details
{"id": 123456789,"appId": "com.example.app","title": "Example App","url": "https://apps.apple.com/us/app/example-app/id123456789","description": "...","score": 4.5,"price": 0,"free": true}
Notes
- Proxies: This scraper is optimized for Apify Residential Proxies. Using datacenter proxies may result in blocking.
- Limits: While there are no hardcoded limits in the actor, extremely large requests may be throttled by Apple.