Google Play Store

Collect public Google Play data for app research, market monitoring, review analysis and privacy assessments. Search across apps and developers, explore store charts, or look up specific Android packages. No Google account or API key is required.

What you can collect

Process	Available data
App details	Title, description, developer, category, installs, ratings, price, screenshots, version and update date
Reviews	Review text, star rating, date, helpful votes and available developer replies
Keyword search	Apps matching one or more search terms
Developer apps	App portfolios for one or more developers
Store charts	Top free, top paid and grossing collections
Permissions	Android permissions grouped by type
Data safety	Collected data, shared data and security practices disclosed on Google Play

Fields depend on the information available for each app and country. Install figures are Google's published ranges, not exact download counts.

Get started

1. Choose a process.
2. Enter application IDs, developer names or search terms in the matching list. For charts, select a collection.
3. Choose a country and language, then set the number of results.
4. Run the Actor and export the dataset to JSON, CSV or Excel.

For app details, reviews, permissions and data safety, use package IDs such as com.google.android.apps.translate. For developer searches, use the developer's name or numeric ID.

{
  "process": "re",
  "appId": ["com.google.android.apps.translate"],
  "lang": "en",
  "country": "us",
  "sorting": "NEWEST",
  "maximum": 1000,
  "maxResults": 1000
}

Bulk searches and exports

Provide multiple entries to compare apps, search terms or developer portfolios in one run. maximum controls results per input; maxResults caps real results across the whole run. Reviews support up to 10,000 per app, while search, developer and chart lists support up to 250 per input, subject to Google Play availability.

Review rows contain the app ID and a reviews array with one review. App and list rows retain their app fields. Permissions and data-safety records include the app ID. Use rowType: "result" to select source data for analysis.

Run the Actor on a schedule to track ratings, new reviews, app updates and developer portfolios. Connect results to your own tools through the Apify API or export them from the dataset.

Tips

• Select the country that matches your research: app availability, prices and charts vary by market.
• Choose newest, highest-rated or most helpful reviews using the review sorting option.
• Start with direct connections. If Google Play blocks a request, select another proxy and run again.
• A missing app may be unavailable in the selected country or removed from Google Play.

For support, open an issue on this Actor's Apify page and include the run link.