AppMoney

Revenue and download estimates on any App Store page.

AppMoney shows what an app earns, on the app's own App Store page. Open any listing on apps.apple.com and a panel appears under the app's header: estimated revenue and downloads for the latest month, the countries the app is biggest in, and a link through to the full report. There is no account, no setup and no toolbar button to click — install it, and the numbers are there the next time you open a listing. What it shows • Revenue — estimated revenue for the latest month • Downloads — estimated installs for the latest month • Top countries — the markets the app is biggest in • Full report — history, growth and ranking on appmoney.ai Who it is for Anyone sizing up an app they did not build. Developers working out what a category is worth before committing months to it, marketers judging whether a market is worth entering, and anyone who has wondered what the app in front of them actually makes. About the figures Every figure is an estimate derived from licensed third-party market data. It is not a developer's audited financial reporting, and it is not financial or investment advice. Where there is no data for an app, the panel shows a dash rather than a guess. Privacy The extension runs on App Store listing pages and nowhere else. When you open one, it sends that app's numeric App Store id to the AppMoney API to look up the estimates. It sends no cookies, no account and no identifier, it stores nothing, and it has no access to any other site. Privacy policy: https://appmoney.ai/privacy