App Store & Google Play Data

App details, keyword rankings and top charts from both app stores in one run.

Point it at an app and get everything the store publishes about it. Point it at a keyword and get the ranked results from both stores, so you can see exactly where an app sits for a search term in any country.

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Three things it does

1. Look up apps. Paste a Google Play package name, an App Store ID, or a store URL from either store. You get ratings, install counts, pricing, version history, category, developer contact details and screenshots.

2. Rank keywords. Give it search terms and it returns the ranked results from both stores, with a rank on every row. Run the same keyword across several countries to see where you place in each market. This is the app store optimisation use case, and it is the reason most people run something like this.

3. Pull top charts. Apple's top free and top paid charts for any country. Google Play publishes no equivalent open chart feed, so charts are App Store only, that is Google's limit, not the Actor's.

Input

{
  "apps": ["com.spotify.music", "https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id324684580"],
  "searchTerms": ["music streaming", "podcast app"],
  "topCharts": ["top-free"],
  "countries": ["us", "gb", "de"],
  "language": "en",
  "maxResultsPerSearch": 50
}

You can use any one of apps, searchTerms or topCharts on its own, you do not need all three.

What you get

Every row carries a type telling you what it is:

type	What it is
app	Full details for one app in one country
searchResult	One app's position for one keyword in one country, with rank
chartEntry	One app's place in a top chart, with rank

Both stores are normalised to the same column names, so Apple and Google rows sit side by side in one table.

A few fields only exist on one side, and are left empty rather than faked:

• installs and developerEmail, Google Play publishes these, Apple does not.
• size, the App Store publishes it, Google Play does not.

What it costs

$0.50 per 1,000 rows. You are charged for rows actually returned, with no monthly fee and no per-run start fee.

Common uses

• Track your keyword rank over time and across countries, on both stores at once.
• Size up a category, pull the top 50 for a keyword and compare ratings, install counts and pricing.
• Competitor watch, see when a rival ships an update, changes price, or moves category.
• Find publishers, Google Play exposes developer contact details on app records.

Notes and limits

• Not every app is published in every storefront. An empty result for a country is a real answer, not a failure; the run summary records what came back from where.
• Rankings are what the store returns for that country and language at the moment you run it. They move, which is the point of tracking them.
• Both stores are read through their public interfaces. No login, and nothing private is accessed.