Google Play & App Store Reviews API: Ratings, Replies
Pricing
from $0.70 / 1,000 rows
Google Play reviews with developer replies, plus ratings, prices and versions from both stores, as JSON. Monitor returns only new reviews. $1 per 1,000.
App Store or Google Play app pages, for example https://apps.apple.com/us/app/spotify-music-and-podcasts/id324684580 or https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spotify.music. Leave empty to try the Actor on three sample apps.
Alternative to URLs: an Apple numeric app id (324684580), a Google Play package name (com.spotify.music), or store:id to be explicit (apple:324684580, play:com.spotify.music).
Searches the App Store by keyword and reads every app it returns, so you do not need the ids. Uses Apple's own public search endpoint. Google Play has no public search endpoint, so this covers the App Store only.
How many apps to take from the keyword search.
Two-letter country code for the store front, for example us, gb, de, fr, in. Ratings, prices and reviews differ by country.
One row per review (the default) with the app's fields repeated, or one row per app with no reviews fetched.
How many pages of reviews to read per app. The App Store serves 50 a page and stops at 10 pages (500 per app and country); Google Play serves 40 a page and keeps paging, so 10 is 400. Set 0 for ratings and prices only.
Keep only reviews at this rating or above. Leave empty for all.
Keep only reviews at this rating or below. Set 2 to watch complaints. Leave empty for all.
Keep only reviews submitted in the last N days. Filtering happens before a row is saved, so you do not pay for the rest.
Turns on change tracking. Pick any name, for example my-app-watch, and use the same name on every run. Each row then says whether it is new, updated or unchanged since the previous run under that name, and an app row carries previous_price, previous_rating and previous_version. The first run marks everything new. State is kept in a key-value store on your own Apify account, and each Actor keeps its own.
Needs a monitor name. Reviews you already received and apps that have not moved are left out of the results and not billed. A daily watch on 20 apps usually returns a handful of rows instead of hundreds.
Stop after this many rows across all apps. You pay per row, so this is also your budget cap.
Parallel requests. 5 is polite and fast enough.
