App Store & Google Play Review Scraper — Both Stores, All Countries

Pull public app reviews from the Apple App Store and Google Play — across every country storefront, in one normalized feed — for any app. Signed out, no login, no API keys. You pay per review.

Feed it Apple App Store IDs and/or Google Play package names, pick the countries you care about (or ["all"]), and get one clean, deduplicated table of reviews from both stores at once — the same schema whether a review came from Apple or Google, so you never reconcile two different scrapers again.

• ⭐ Star rating, title, full review text, app version, date, and helpful-count
• 🌍 Every storefront — fan out across all countries in a single run
• 🍎 + 🤖 Both stores, one schema — App Store and Google Play normalized together
• 💬 Developer responses where present
• 💰 Pay per review — an app with no reviews costs you nothing

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🎯 Best for

• ASO & product teams — pull all reviews to mine keywords, bugs, and feature requests.
• Sentiment / LLM pipelines — a clean, normalized review feed to run through analysis or a model.
• Competitor & market research — scrape any competitor's app across both stores and all markets.
• International coverage — surface what users in every country actually say, not just the US.
• Support & QA monitoring — pull recent low-star reviews to catch regressions after a release.

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⚙️ How it works

Fully signed out, plain HTTP — no browser, no login, no CAPTCHA, no API keys:

• Apple App Store — the public iTunes RSS customer-reviews feed, paginated across pages and fanned out across every requested storefront (up to ~500 most-recent reviews per storefront).
• Google Play — the public web reviews endpoint, per storefront and language.
• Reviews from both stores are normalized into one schema and deduplicated by their stable per-store ID.

Non-PII by design: the actor returns only a review's pseudonymous public display name — never an email, and never any author-contact enrichment.

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▶️ How to use (no code)

1. Open the actor and add your Apple App Store IDs (the number in apps.apple.com/app/id123456789) and/or Google Play package names (the id=com.example.app in the Play URL).
2. Set Countries — e.g. ["us","gb","de","jp"], or ["all"] for global coverage.
3. (Optional) filter by star rating (minRating / maxRating), a sinceDate, or a maxReviewsPerApp cap.
4. Click Start, then export the results as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, or HTML — or pull them via the API.

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📥 Input

Field	Type	Default	Notes
appStoreIds	array	—	Apple App Store numeric IDs (e.g. 389801252). Empty = Google Play only.
googlePlayPackageIds	array	—	Google Play package names (e.g. com.instagram.android). Empty = App Store only.
countries	array	["us"]	ISO storefront codes, or ["all"] for all major storefronts.
language	string	en	Google Play review language (BCP-47).
maxReviewsPerApp	integer	1000	Cap per app per store, summed across countries. 0 = maximum available.
sortBy	enum	mostRecent	mostRecent or mostHelpful.
minRating / maxRating	integer	—	Only reviews within a star range (1–5). Pull only complaints (maxRating: 2) or praise (minRating: 4).
sinceDate	ISO date	—	Only reviews on/after this date — for cheap incremental re-runs.
includeAppMetadata	boolean	true	Also resolve app name (and, on the App Store, version, developer, rating count).

Example input

{
  "appStoreIds": ["389801252"],
  "googlePlayPackageIds": ["com.instagram.android"],
  "countries": ["us", "gb", "de", "jp"],
  "sortBy": "mostRecent",
  "maxReviewsPerApp": 500,
  "minRating": 1,
  "maxRating": 2
}

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📤 Output — one record per review

{
  "store": "app_store",
  "appId": "389801252",
  "appName": "Instagram",
  "country": "us",
  "language": "us",
  "reviewId": "12040288301",
  "rating": 1,
  "title": "Keeps crashing",
  "body": "Since the last update the app crashes when I open reels…",
  "authorHandle": "Cloud.Yeller",
  "appVersion": "436.0.0",
  "reviewDate": "2026-07-08T14:22:10-07:00",
  "helpfulCount": null,
  "developerResponse": null,
  "reviewUrl": "https://itunes.apple.com/us/review?id=12040288301",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-07-10T18:00:00.000Z"
}

store is app_store or google_play. Fields that a given store doesn't expose come back null (e.g. title and reviewUrl on Google Play, helpfulCount on the App Store) — the schema stays identical across both.

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💰 Pricing (pay-per-event)

You are charged a fixed price per result — not for compute or platform usage.

Event	Price	Per 1,000	When you're charged
review-scraped	$0.0003	$0.30 / 1,000	Once per unique review returned.
app-resolved	$0.004	—	Once per app successfully resolved per store. An app/store that returns nothing costs nothing.

What a run costs — a worked example: scraping 1 app across 4 countries returning 2,000 reviews total = 2,000 × $0.0003 = $0.60, plus 4 App Store + 4 Google Play resolutions = 8 × $0.004 = $0.032. Total ≈ $0.63.

The prices above are exactly what you're billed. Comparable review scrapers price per 1,000 results too — compare the live listings and pick what fits your volume.

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❓ FAQ

Which stores and countries are covered? Apple App Store and Google Play, any storefront. Pass a list of ISO country codes, or ["all"] to fan out across all major storefronts in one run.

How many reviews can I get per app? The App Store returns up to ~500 most-recent reviews per storefront, so covering more countries returns more reviews. Google Play returns recent reviews per storefront. For maximum depth, run across multiple countries.

Is this legal / is it personal data? The actor reads only publicly posted reviews, signed out, and returns only a pseudonymous display name — no email or contact data. Review text can still reference personal experiences, so use the data lawfully (GDPR/CCPA, each store's terms). If unsure about your use, consult your own counsel.

Do I pay for an app that has no reviews? No. review-scraped only fires per review returned, and app-resolved isn't charged for an app/store that yields nothing.

Can I get only 1-star reviews (or only 5-star)? Yes — set maxRating: 2 for complaints or minRating: 4 for praise.

Can I run it on a schedule or from my own code? Yes — schedule it in the Apify Console, call it via the API, drive it with the apify-client SDKs (JS/Python), or wire the output into Make, Zapier, Slack, Google Sheets, or a webhook.

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🔌 API-ready

Apify auto-generates integration snippets for this actor — JavaScript, Python, CLI, REST, OpenAPI, and an MCP server — so you can drop it into your own stack or an agent workflow. See the API tab on the actor page.

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Maintainer

Published by Jaxx. Found an app that should parse but didn't, or a field you'd like added? Open an issue on the actor's Issues tab — reports and edge cases are actively reviewed.