Apify Store Market Analyzer

Analyze public Apify Store Actor data for competitive intelligence, pricing research, category demand, ratings, growth signals, and marketplace gaps. The Actor collects comparable Store records and can generate an SEO opportunity report for deciding what to build next.

Features

• Collects public Actor metadata from the Apify Store search index
• Supports full-store, category, top-performer, eligibility, and idea-discovery modes
• Filters Actors by total users, total runs, pricing model, and opportunity score
• Extracts pricing, categories, ratings, bookmarks, usage, and developer information
• Generates a separate SEO opportunity report with promising niches and keywords
• Provides focused dataset views and a STATS run summary

Use Cases

• Actor opportunity research: identify demand with limited quality supply
• Competitive intelligence: compare products, adoption, pricing, and ratings
• Store SEO research: discover recurring terms used by successful Actors
• Pricing strategy: compare monetization models across relevant categories
• Portfolio planning: prioritize Actor ideas using structured marketplace evidence

Input

Field	Type	Default	Description
mode	string	findNewIdeas	Full Store, category, eligible, top Actors, or opportunity discovery
categories	array	["AI"]	One or more Apify Store categories
maxActors	integer	50	Maximum Actors to collect; 0 uses the available Store total
minTotalRuns	integer	0	Minimum lifetime runs
minTotalUsers	integer	0	Minimum lifetime users
pricingModels	array	all	Optional pricing-model filter
includeAnalytics	boolean	true	Generate the SEO opportunity report
minOpportunityScore	integer	0	Minimum score for returned opportunities

{
  "mode": "byCategory",
  "categories": ["AI", "AUTOMATION"],
  "maxActors": 500,
  "minTotalUsers": 10,
  "includeAnalytics": true
}

Output

Each standard dataset row represents one public Actor record:

{
  "name": "example-actor",
  "title": "Example Actor",
  "username": "developer",
  "categories": ["AI", "AUTOMATION"],
  "stats": {
    "totalRuns": 25000,
    "totalUsers": 1400,
    "totalUsers30Days": 95
  },
  "currentPricingInfo": {
    "pricingModel": "PAY_PER_EVENT"
  },
  "actorReviewRating": 4.7,
  "actorReviewCount": 18,
  "bookmarkCount": 72,
  "isWhiteListedForAgenticPayments": true
}

When analytics are enabled, SEO_REPORT contains a separate report:

{
  "_type": "SEO_OPPORTUNITY_REPORT",
  "generated_at": "2026-07-11T10:00:00+00:00",
  "top_niches_to_build_in": [],
  "high_volume_low_competition_keywords": [],
  "fastest_growing_new_actors": [],
  "summary_stats": {
    "total_actors_analyzed": 500,
    "total_users": 100000
  }
}

How to Use

1. Open the Actor and click Try for free.
2. Choose an analysis mode and relevant categories.
3. Keep maxActors: 50 for a quick test.
4. Enable analytics when you need opportunity scoring.
5. Start the run and inspect the Actor records view.
6. Open SEO_REPORT from the Output tab for the derived market analysis.

import { ApifyClient } from 'apify-client';

const client = new ApifyClient({ token: process.env.APIFY_TOKEN });
const run = await client.actor('scraper_guru/apify-store-analyzer').call({
  mode: 'findNewIdeas',
  maxActors: 500,
  includeAnalytics: true,
});
const report = await client
  .keyValueStore(run.defaultKeyValueStoreId)
  .getRecord('SEO_REPORT');

Pricing

This is a pay-per-event Actor. A dataset record costs $0.001, or $1 per 1,000 results, plus any platform usage shown by Apify. The optional SEO report adds one dataset item and is also exposed directly through the key-value store.

FAQ

Where does the data come from?
The Actor queries the public search index used by the Apify Store. It does not access private account or billing data.

Why can Store totals change between runs?
Actors, pricing, usage, and publication status change continuously. Each run is a current snapshot.

What does the opportunity score mean?
It is a comparative heuristic based on the collected Store sample, not a revenue guarantee.

Can I track changes over time?
Yes. Schedule the Actor and preserve each dataset or export results into your own database.

Does eligibility mean an Actor is profitable?
No. Eligibility is a platform attribute; it does not prove demand, revenue, or profitability.

For Store-index changes or report issues, open the Issues tab on this Actor.