Estimate any app’s revenue and downloads
See roughly how much an App Store app earns and how many downloads it gets, from its daily chart positions in 10 countries. Each estimate comes with its range, because a single number would hide the uncertainty.
What You Get
Revenue and Downloads
Gross revenue and downloads for the last 30 and 90 days, in total and for each country.
An Honest Range
Every figure has a low and a high value. The range is narrower for apps in the top 50.
Trend Against the Previous Period
Compare the last 30 days with the 30 days before to see who is growing.
Category Context
See an app’s best overall and category positions and the apps around it.
How It Works
- 1
Find the App
Open New winning apps or search the app market for an app in the charts.
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Read the Range
Visitors see a rough bracket. Sign in, even on the free plan, to see the estimate, its range and each country.
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Compare Competitors
Add competitors to a project to follow their chart positions and estimates over time.
Who It Is for
- Developers sizing a niche
- Marketers benchmarking competitors
- Investors and analysts screening apps
Good to Know
- Estimates are gross, before Apple’s commission and taxes.
- Only apps that appear in the top 100 of an overall or category chart in the 10 covered countries are estimated.
- For your own apps, connect App Store Connect, RevenueCat or Adapty to see real figures instead of estimates.
Questions
They are estimates from public chart positions, so treat them as an order of magnitude. Searvia shows a range: half to double the estimate in the top 50, a third to three times beyond.
No. Google Play does not publish grossing charts in the same way, so Searvia estimates App Store apps only.
An app needs a top 100 position in an overall or category chart in one of the 10 covered countries.
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