App Store Monitor — Competitor iOS App Tracking
Pricing
from $10.00 / 1,000 app change detecteds
Track any iOS app across storefronts and get only what changed: new versions with release notes, price moves, rating shifts, delistings and fresh reviews.
App Store numeric IDs, bundle IDs, or apps.apple.com URLs. All three forms work and can be mixed. Example: 389801252, com.burbn.instagram, https://apps.apple.com/us/app/instagram/id389801252
Optionally discover apps by keyword instead of naming them. Useful for watching a whole category. Search results are never reported as delisted, since a ranking drop is not a removal.
Two-letter country codes. Price, currency and rating are per storefront, so Instagram reads 4.69 in us and 4.34 in sa on the same day. Each storefront is tracked separately.
changes: return only apps that moved since the previous run. snapshot: return every app every time.
Names the saved baseline that changes are measured against. Use one key per watchlist so separate schedules do not overwrite each other.
How far the average star rating must move before it counts as a change. An app with millions of ratings drifts in the fourth decimal daily, which would otherwise bury the real signal.
Adds the most recent reviews to each changed app, so a rating drop arrives with the reviews that caused it.
Apple serves 50 reviews per page through the public RSS feed.
Upper bound on how many apps each search term may return.
iTunes throttles bursts with 403 as well as 429. Raise this if the log shows throttling.
