App Store Scraping Service
Extract app data from the Apple App Store and Google Play at scale. We pull app names, categories, ratings, review counts, prices, developers, and rankings — delivered as CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets.
App Market Data Across Both Stores
Ratings, rankings, reviews, developers — the data behind app market research and ASO.
The Apple App Store and Google Play together hold data that powers app market research, competitor analysis, and app store optimization: app names, categories, ratings, review counts, prices, developers, and rankings. Pulling it consistently across both stores, at scale, isn't something a quick script handles well.
Our app store scraping service does it for you. Send a category, a set of search terms, or a list of apps; we return a clean, structured file with each app's name, category, rating, review count, price, developer, and ranking — across the App Store, Google Play, or both.
One-time or on a schedule, you get reliable app data in the format your team already uses — ideal for ASO, competitor tracking, and market sizing, without managing proxies or parsing raw responses.
Two Stores Don't Share a Format. Your File Does.
Apple and Google label things differently and expose different fields. We merge both into one consistent schema — no reconciling two exports yourself.
Track Who's Climbing — and Who's Slipping
Scrape a category on a schedule and rank position becomes a trend line, not a single snapshot.
What We Extract
Every public field that drives app market research.
Exactly What You'll Receive
| App | Category | Rating | Reviews | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FitTrack Pro | Health & Fitness | 4.8 | 142,300 | Free |
| RunPace | Health & Fitness | 4.6 | 88,910 | $4.99 |
| YogaFlow Daily | Health & Fitness | 4.7 | 61,204 | Free |
| MacroCount | Health & Fitness | 4.5 | 203,880 | Free |
Simple, Done-For-You Process
You Tell Us
Send a category, search terms, or a list of apps, and which store(s).
We Scrape
We pull the data across the App Store and/or Google Play, capturing every field.
We Clean
Duplicates removed, fields normalized across stores, output validated.
You Receive
A ready-to-use CSV, Excel, or Google Sheet — once, or on a schedule.
What People Use It For
App Market Research
Size a category and spot opportunities by scanning ratings and review volume.
Competitor Analysis
Track competitor apps' ratings, rankings, and pricing over time.
ASO
Analyze categories and keywords to inform app store optimization.
Trend Tracking
Watch which apps are climbing the rankings in a category.
Developer Intelligence
Map the apps and performance of specific developers or publishers.
Data Enrichment
Enrich an app list with ratings, categories, and developer data.
Why Scrapels Instead of a DIY Scraper
Both Stores, One Format
App Store and Google Play data normalized into a single consistent schema.
Fresh & On-Schedule
One-time pulls or recurring feeds — always current.
Clean on Arrival
Deduplicated, normalized, and validated — ready to analyze.
Done For You
No proxies, no parsing, no maintenance. Send the brief, get the data.
App Store Scraping — Frequently Asked
Which stores do you cover?
Both the Apple App Store and Google Play — separately or combined into one normalized dataset.
What data can you extract?
App name, category, rating, review count, price, developer, ranking, installs (Google Play), and the store URL.
Can you extract review text?
We report ratings and review counts. Full review text is possible but sits in a grayer area, so we scope it carefully with you.
Can you run it on a schedule?
Yes — for rank and rating tracking we deliver recurring feeds.
Is scraping the app stores legal?
We collect publicly visible app information (Apple even exposes a public iTunes API). No personal data, no logins bypassed. You are responsible for lawful use.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the number of apps and refresh frequency. Most one-time datasets start around $49.
Get a Free Sample
Send a category or a few apps. We'll scrape a free sample from the App Store and/or Google Play so you can see the format first.