App Store & Google Play Reviews Scraper

Export reviews from the Apple App Store and Google Play for any app, country and language, in one table. I built it on the stores' public JSON endpoints with plain HTTP requests, so there is no browser to slow it down.

At a glance

Use it when	You need reviews from the Apple App Store, Google Play or both, for one or more apps and countries.
Input you need	App Store IDs or links and Google Play package names or links in apps (required); optionally countries, sort, maxReviewsPerApp, since.
What you get	One row per review with rating, text, ISO date, app version, country and, on Google Play, the developer reply.
Cost	$0.12 per 1,000 reviews saved.
Limits	Apple's public feed stops at 500 reviews per country and sort order. Reviewer names are off by default.

I built this Actor and test it against what the live site shows. The check runs again every week.

What you get

One row per review, with the same fields for both stores:

Field	Example	Notes
store	googlePlay	appStore or googlePlay
appId	com.whatsapp	App Store ID or Play package name
country	us	Every row carries the country it came from
language	en	Google Play only; Apple's feed follows the country
reviewId	d3bda379-...	Stable ID from the store
rating	4	1 to 5
title	Great app	App Store only
text	I love this app
date	2026-10-06T15:54:48.000Z	ISO 8601, UTC, always present
appVersion	2.26.38.73	When the store provides it
thumbsUpCount	12	Helpful votes
developerReply, developerReplyDate		Google Play (Apple's public feed has no replies)
reviewUrl		A link that opens: the review on Google Play, the app's reviews page on the App Store
schemaVersion	1	Changes only if the schema ever changes

Reviewer names and profile links are off by default. Turn on Include reviewer names and profile links to add userName, userUrl (App Store) and userImage (Google Play).

What this Actor handles for you

1. Complete paging. This Actor pages through everything each store returns. Google Play pages run until the store has no more reviews. Apple's public feed has a hard limit of 10 pages of 50 reviews (500) per country and sort order; page 11 answers HTTP 400. Apple's feed also returns some pages empty even though they hold reviews (seen on 8 October 2026); the Actor retries each empty page, carries on to the next one, and lists any page that stayed empty in RUN_SUMMARY, so you know exactly what may be missing. The Actor tells you when the 500 limit is reached, and you can collect more App Store reviews by adding countries, each of which has its own limit. maxReviewsPerApp is honoured exactly, and the run summary says why a store ran out if it did.
2. Many countries in one run. Every country you list is fetched separately, and every row carries its country.
3. A stable schema. One flat schema for both stores, versioned with schemaVersion. Fields a store does not have are present as null, never missing.
4. Dates and links on every row. date is always an ISO timestamp. reviewUrl always opens a real page: the review itself on Google Play, and the app's reviews page on the App Store (Apple has no per-review page).
5. Errors do not stop the run, and any app format works. Pages that fail are retried, and an app a store does not have is reported in the run summary while the run continues (continueOnError, on by default). Apps can be App Store IDs, App Store URLs, Play package names or Play URLs, mixed in one list.

Input

Field	Default	What it does
apps		IDs, package names or URLs, both stores mixed
stores	both	Which stores to read
countries	["us"]	Two-letter country codes
languages	["en"]	Google Play languages
sort	newest	newest, mostHelpful or rating (Apple has no rating sort and uses newest)
maxReviewsPerApp	500	Per app, store and country (and language on Play). 0 means no limit
since		Only reviews on or after this date
ratings	all	Keep only these stars
includeDeveloperReplies	true	Reply text and date
includeReviewerInfo	false	Reviewer names and profile links
continueOnError	true	Skip and report a failing app instead of stopping

Pricing

Pay per result: $0.12 per 1,000 reviews. You are charged only for reviews saved to your dataset, never for errors, retries or duplicates. If you set a maximum cost per run, the Actor stops cleanly when it is reached.

Reliability

If a run is restarted or migrated, it resumes where it stopped and does not deliver or charge the same review twice. Each run saves a RUN_SUMMARY record with counts per app and country, why each store stopped, and any errors.

Scheduled monitoring

Schedule the Actor weekly with since set to last week's date to receive only reviews from that date on.

Use cases

Each one is a ready task you can open, run and copy:

• Export app reviews from several countries: one app, four countries, one table with the country on every row.
• Monitor new app reviews since a date: only reviews from a date on. Schedule it daily and move the date forward.
• Export only 1 and 2 star app reviews: read the complaints first, with app version and developer reply.

Read more

I write up what the data shows, with the run ID behind every number:

• Collect only new app reviews each week
• How often developers reply to Google Play reviews
• What 4,608 app reviews look like across the App Store and Google Play
• Facts and limits of this Actor and its changelog