App Store & Google Play Keyword Rank Tracker — Multi-Country

A ranking only exists per country. "We rank #4 for todo list" is not a fact until you say where. This Actor checks your app's position for your keywords in every storefront you care about, on both stores, in one run — and returns one tidy row per keyword × country × store.

Why multi-country is the whole point (measured, not claimed)

Same app, same keyword, same minute — Todoist on "todo list":

Country	App Store rank	Google Play rank
🇺🇸 US	3	4
🇫🇷 FR	2	5
🇩🇪 DE	4	4
🇯🇵 JP	1	3
🇧🇷 BR	1	4

A single-country tracker would have told you "#3" and hidden the fact that you already own Japan and Brazil — or, on a worse day, that you dropped out of the top 20 in your biggest market.

What you get

• Keyword rank per country, per store, with results_scanned so you can tell "not in the top 200" from "the storefront returned nothing".
• National top charts (Apple Top Free and Top Paid, any country, up to 200 entries) when you switch includeCharts on — useful for spotting who moved into your category.
• One row per measurement, with a UTC timestamp: run it daily and you have a rank history.

Honest limits (so you don't discover them yourself)

• Apple search returns at most 200 results. Below that, rank is null and found is false — we don't fake a position.
• Google Play serves 17–30 results per keyword page depending on the country. It is a top-30 tracker on Play, not a top-100 one. Going deeper would require a headless browser, which would make the Actor slower, costlier and fragile.
• Apple has no open top-grossing feed and no per-genre chart (both return 404). Only Top Free and Top Paid exist.
• Play charts are not covered: there is no open endpoint for them.

Sources

Official and public endpoints only — Apple's iTunes Search and Lookup APIs, Apple's marketing RSS feeds, and Google Play's public search page. No anti-bot circumvention, no residential proxies. That is a deliberate design choice: an Actor built on hostile targets breaks the week its target changes. This one doesn't have that failure mode.

Input

{
  "keywords": ["todo list", "task manager"],
  "appStoreId": "572688855",
  "googlePlayPackage": "com.todoist",
  "countries": ["us", "gb", "fr", "de", "jp", "br"],
  "stores": ["app_store", "google_play"],
  "includeCharts": false
}

Output

{
  "row_type": "keyword_rank",
  "store": "app_store",
  "country": "jp",
  "keyword": "todo list",
  "app_id": "572688855",
  "app_name": "Todoist: To Do List & Calendar",
  "rank": 1,
  "results_scanned": 183,
  "found": true,
  "checked_at": "2026-08-31T13:20:00+00:00"
}

Pricing is per result row, so a run costs exactly what you asked for: keywords × countries × stores.