App Store Reviews Scraper: Ratings, Dev Replies, Multi-Country

Scrape Apple App Store reviews for any iOS app: rating, title, text, date, reviewer name and developer reply, from one or many App Store countries. It reads well past the 500 reviews the old RSS feed showed, newest first, with a stop date and star filters. No login, no Apple account and no API keys.

Price: $0.20 per 1,000 reviews. Failed apps and error rows are free. Apify's free plan ($5 monthly credit) covers about 25,000 reviews a month.

Questions it answers

• What are users saying about my app this week, and what do the 1 and 2-star reviews complain about?
• Which complaints get a developer reply, and what did the developer say?
• How does an app's reception differ between the US, UK and German App Stores?
• Which reviews were posted since a launch or an update date?

Who uses this

• 📱 App developers: follow reviews and replies for your own app, country by country.
• 🧭 Product and support teams: group recurring complaints from low-star reviews.
• 📊 Market researchers: compare how one app is rated across storefronts.
• 🔎 Competitive analysts: put rival apps' ratings and reply habits side by side.

Why this App Store Reviews Scraper

• 📜 Deep paging: pulls reviews far past the old 500-review limit. One test run returned 5,000 reviews for Spotify in the US.
• 💬 Developer replies: the reply text and date sit next to each review.
• 🌍 Many storefronts: one or many App Store countries per run.
• ⭐ Star filter: keep only the stars you choose, such as 1 and 2.
• 🛑 Newest first with a stop date: the run stops at the first review older than your date.
• 🧾 Only what you pay for: reviews removed by your filters are not billed.
• 🛡️ Personal data removed: email addresses and phone numbers in review text are replaced.

How to use the App Store Reviews Scraper

1. Click Try for free (a free Apify account is enough).
2. Enter App Store IDs or app links, one per line (324684580 or https://apps.apple.com/us/app/spotify-music-and-podcasts/id324684580).
3. Optional: choose countries, star ratings, a stop date and the sort order.
4. Set the maximum reviews per app and country, click Start, then download as JSON, CSV or Excel, or schedule the run.

Input

Field	Default	What it does
apps	–	App Store IDs or app links, one per line.
countries	us	Two-letter storefront codes, one per line (us, gb, de). Leave empty to use the country in an app link.
sort	Newest first	Newest first, or Apple's default order. The stop date needs newest first.
ratings	All stars	Keep only these star ratings, e.g. 1 and 2.
postedAfter	–	Keep reviews posted on or after this date. The run stops at the first older review.
maxItems	100	Reviews per app and country (max 20,000).

Example (the input behind the output row below):

{ "apps": ["324684580", "904237743"], "countries": ["us"], "maxItems": 20 }

Output

One row per review. A real row from that run (text and reviewer name shortened):

{
  "reviewId": "14532007047",
  "appId": "904237743",
  "appName": "Things 3",
  "developer": "Cultured Code GmbH & Co. KG",
  "country": "us",
  "rating": 5,
  "title": "Still the best",
  "text": "How doesn’t everyone own this?  I have been using this app for as long as...",
  "date": "2026-09-10T06:26:53Z",
  "isEdited": true,
  "userName": "J...",
  "developerResponse": "We're glad to hear you're enjoying Things 3!",
  "developerResponseDate": "2019-11-15T10:54:21Z",
  "appUrl": "https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id904237743",
  "searchQuery": "904237743 (US)"
}

Reviews without a reply have developerResponse and developerResponseDate set to null. Apple gives only a reply date, not when the reply was written. In a 5,000-review test, 71 replies were dated before their review, and all 71 were on edited reviews (isEdited true), because the review date moves when a review is edited.

Example tasks

Ready-made inputs you can open, change and run:

• Pull the latest 1-star Duolingo reviews from the US

Filters and storefronts

Filter before billing

Only reviews that match your star ratings and stop date are returned, and only returned reviews are billed. A star filter scans at most the greater of 2,000 and 20 times maxItems reviews per app and country. If that scan ends before your limit is reached, the run stops and the log says so.

Any App Store country

Enter one or many two-letter codes. Storefronts tested: us, gb, de and jp. An app that is not sold in a country gives one free error row that names the app and the country.

How much does it cost?

$0.20 per 1,000 reviews.

• 100 reviews: about $0.02
• 10,000 reviews: about $2
• Failed apps, error rows and reviews removed by your filters: free

Apify's free plan gives $5 of credit every month, enough for about 25,000 reviews.

FAQ

Is this legal? It reads reviews that Apple shows to anyone on public App Store pages. It needs no Apple account, no login and no cookies, and it reads no private data. Reviewer names are the public nicknames shown on the store, and email addresses and phone numbers written in review text are replaced. Review text belongs to its author, so check the rules that apply before you republish it.

How many reviews can I get? Up to 20,000 per app and country per run. In our test, one run read 5,000 reviews for Spotify in the US in about 8 minutes, with no rate-limit errors. We have not tested runs at the 20,000 limit. Apple keeps far more reviews for large apps: our estimate for Spotify in the US is about 124,000 (2026-10-08). A run stops when Apple has no more.

Why is there no app version? Apple's reviews data and the App Store page do not include the app version a reviewer used. We checked seven apps and found no version field in either, so this Actor cannot return one.

Why does a run stop early? A run stops when it reaches your maximum, passes your stop date (newest first), reaches the end of Apple's list, or hits the star-filter scan limit. If Apple keeps refusing requests after retries, the run ends with an error message and keeps the rows it already has.

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