App Store & Google Play Reviews Scraper

Both app stores, one run, one schema. Give it an Apple App Store link and a Google Play package name in the same input list and get back a single dataset of reviews with identical fields, so you can diff iOS against Android without gluing two scrapers together.

Why this one

	This actor	Typical single-store scrapers
Stores	Apple App Store and Google Play in one run	One store, so you run and merge two actors
Price per 1,000 reviews	$0.05	$0.10 to $6.00
Rating / keyword / date / version filters	Yes, applied before billing	Rarely, and you pay for rows you then throw away
Developer replies	Yes (Google Play)	Usually missing
Multi-country App Store reviews	Yes, one country code list	Usually US only
Hard result cap	Yes, per app	Often unbounded

Filtered rows are dropped before they are pushed or charged. If you ask for 1-star reviews only, you pay for 1-star reviews only.

Input

Field	Type	Notes
apps	array	App Store URLs or numeric IDs, Google Play URLs or package names. Mixed freely.
maxReviewsPerApp	integer	Hard cap per app (per country on the App Store). Default 200.
countries	array	Store country codes, default ["us"]. App Store reviews are per country.
language	string	Google Play review locale (hl), default en.
sort	enum	newest, rating, helpful.
minRating / maxRating	integer	Star range to keep. Set maxRating: 3 to mine complaints.
keywords	array	Keep only reviews mentioning one of these words.
reviewsSince	date	Drop reviews older than this date.
appVersion	string	Keep only reviews on one release, e.g. 9.1.86.
includeAppInfo	boolean	Attach app name and developer to every row.

{
  "apps": ["com.spotify.music", "https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id324684580"],
  "maxReviewsPerApp": 500,
  "countries": ["us", "gb"],
  "maxRating": 3,
  "keywords": ["crash", "battery", "refund"],
  "reviewsSince": "2026-06-01"
}

Output

Field	Description
store	appstore or googleplay
appId, appName, developer, appUrl	App identity
country, language	Store locale the review came from
reviewId, userName, userImage	Reviewer
rating	1 to 5
title, text	Review body (App Store has titles, Google Play does not)
date	ISO timestamp
version	App version reviewed
thumbsUp	Helpful votes
developerReply, developerReplyDate	Developer response
reviewUrl	Link back to the store

{
  "store": "googleplay",
  "appId": "com.spotify.music",
  "appName": "Spotify: Music and Podcasts",
  "country": "us",
  "rating": 3,
  "text": "I love music... maybe lower the price instead of increasing an extra dollar every year for premium",
  "date": "2026-04-10T00:04:24.000Z",
  "version": "9.1.36.1948",
  "thumbsUp": 56,
  "developerReply": "Hi. We'll pass this on to the ads team."
}

Pricing

Pay per event. $0.005 per run start, $0.00005 per review returned, so $0.05 per 1,000 reviews. Reviews your filters remove are never charged.

Use cases

• ASO and release QA. Pull the last 30 days of reviews for your app and your two closest competitors on both stores, filter to 1 and 2 stars, and read what broke.
• Churn reasons. Keyword-filter for refund, cancel, price and feed the text straight into an LLM for reason codes.
• Version regression watch. Set appVersion to the release you just shipped and watch its rating distribution against the previous one.
• Support gap audit. Google Play developer replies are included, so you can measure how many complaints got an answer.
• Market research decks. Multi-country App Store reviews give you regional sentiment without running the actor once per market.

FAQ

Do I need cookies or a login? No. Both sources are public endpoints.

How many App Store reviews can I get per app? Apple's public feed exposes roughly the 450 most recent reviews per country, so add country codes to go wider.

How many Google Play reviews? As many as the store will page through, bounded by your maxReviewsPerApp cap.

Do I pay for reviews my filters remove? No. Filtering happens before anything is pushed or billed.

Can I schedule it? Yes. Run it daily with reviewsSince set to yesterday for a rolling review feed, or integrate it over the Apify API.

Does it need a proxy? Google Play does; Apify Residential is the default and needs no setup. The App Store feed is fetched directly.