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Google Play Search Scraper — Ranked App Results

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Google Play Search Scraper — Ranked App Results

Google Play Search Scraper — Ranked App Results

Search Google Play by keyword and export the ranked app list. Every row includes its package ID, title, developer, rating, install range, category, description, icon, and the query that produced it.

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Google Play Search Scraper

Search Google Play by keyword and export the ranked app cards as structured rows. Each result keeps the search_query that produced it, so several searches can share one dataset without losing their source.

{
"queries": ["spotify", "weather radar"],
"language": "en_US",
"country": "US",
"maxItems": 100
}

The Actor searches each entry in queries separately. maxItems caps the total rows saved across the run; 0 removes that Actor-side cap. Google Play still decides how many apps appear on a ranked search page, so raising the cap does not manufacture deeper results when the store stops listing them.

Output

Every row can include:

  • search_query, package_id, and title
  • developer_name, rating, and installs
  • category, description, and icon_url

For example, a Spotify result is shaped like this:

{
"search_query": "spotify",
"package_id": "com.spotify.music",
"title": "Spotify: Music and Podcasts",
"developer_name": "Spotify AB",
"rating": 4.314022,
"installs": "1,000,000,000+"
}

Country and language matter. The same query can return a different order or different membership in another market. Run each locale separately when rank comparison is the goal.

Search rows are deliberately compact. Once you have the IDs, the google-play-scraper (appDetail mode) adds screenshots, release dates, rating counts, content rating, and monetization labels. To compare everything one publisher currently lists, use the google-play-scraper (developerApps mode).