Are these APIs free to access?
The listed endpoints are public read-only resources for aggregate statistics, monthly reports and discovery metadata. Private product APIs, paid ASO workflows and user data are not included in this catalog.
✦ Pricing
Public read-only data access
AppStoreStatistics public API documentation
AppStoreStatistics exposes a small set of public, read-only resources for agents, search systems, journalists and developers. These endpoints cover aggregate observed App Store statistics, monthly Pulse reports, citation exports and machine-readable discovery metadata.
Observed aggregate data
Public endpoints describe stored observations and aggregate snapshots, not private user data.
Citation-ready exports
Monthly Pulse reports expose matching HTML, JSON, CSV-Light and press-note formats.
Public-only catalog
The API catalog excludes Stripe, auth, user, ASO Pro, Ads Intelligence and internal endpoints.
Endpoints
Public resources for agents and developers
Use the canonical URLs below. Query-parameter examples are shown only where the endpoint supports format or date selection.
| Resource | Format | URL | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily App Store statistics | JSON | https://appstorestatistics.com/api/public/app-store-statistics | Latest public aggregate snapshot with observed indexed apps, developers, countries, categories, ratings, releases, updates, chart activity, coverage and methodology version. |
| Daily App Store statistics by date | JSON | https://appstorestatistics.com/api/public/app-store-statistics?date=2026-06-24 | Specific dated statistics snapshot when available. Unknown dates return a not-found response instead of fabricated data. |
| App Store Pulse report | JSON | https://appstorestatistics.com/api/public/app-store-pulse/2026-06?format=json | Full public monthly report payload with summary, findings, releases, updates, countries, categories, movers, leaders, quality and coverage. |
| App Store Pulse CSV-Light | CSV | https://appstorestatistics.com/api/public/app-store-pulse/2026-06?format=csv | Lightweight tabular export for citations, spreadsheets and external analysis. It contains report sections, positions, app identifiers, metrics and notes. |
| App Store Pulse press kit | Text | https://appstorestatistics.com/api/public/app-store-pulse/2026-06?format=press | Plain-text outreach notes with title, coverage, citation guidance, source links, and concise report findings. |
| Agent API catalog | Linkset JSON | https://appstorestatistics.com/.well-known/api-catalog | RFC 9727 API catalog for crawlers and agents. It lists public data endpoints, documentation, LLM guides and sitemap references. |
| Agent descriptor | JSON | https://appstorestatistics.com/.well-known/agent-card.json | Public DNS-AID and agent-discovery descriptor with canonical source links, public data endpoints, usage boundaries and discovery metadata. |
| Markdown negotiation | Markdown via Accept header | https://appstorestatistics.com/docs/api | Public HTML pages can return curated Markdown when agents send Accept: text/markdown. Browsers continue to receive HTML by default. |
Usage notes
Fair use and interpretation
These endpoints are intended for discovery, citation, lightweight analysis and source verification. Keep request volume reasonable, cache responses where possible, and retain source labels when quoting values.
No private data
Public APIs do not expose user accounts, saved trackers, billing data, private ASO runs or Ads Intelligence payloads.
No exact market totals
Observed statistics are dataset metrics, not complete worldwide Apple inventory, download or revenue totals.
Use displayed dates
Each public data page or response includes a snapshot, report or generation date. Use that date in citations.
Start with discovery
Agents should fetch `/.well-known/agent-card.json`, `/.well-known/api-catalog`, `llms.txt`, `llms-full.txt` and `/methodology` before selecting endpoint data.
Markdown negotiation
Agents can request supported public pages with `Accept: text/markdown` to receive a curated Markdown response. Standard browser requests continue to receive HTML.
Product context
Public APIs and paid analysis are separate
The public API endpoints expose aggregate, read-only source data for citation and discovery. Full Access unlocks interactive app analytics, ASO workflows, competitor research, keyword tracking, Ads Intelligence Beta, and modeled download or revenue estimates inside the product.
Paid ASO workflows include saved keyword tracking, keyword difficulty scoring, keyword suggestions, app keyword profiles, competitor comparison, and keyword gap analysis.
Paid app statistics include per-app ranking history, chart movement, country and category visibility, ratings and review signals, competitor context, and modeled download or revenue estimates.
Modeled estimates
Download and revenue estimates are labeled as modeled estimates with confidence context. They are not official Apple download, sales, proceeds, or competitor revenue figures.
Full Access pricing
Full Access is available as EUR 4.99 monthly or EUR 19.99 lifetime. See the pricing page for current plan terms and Stripe checkout details.
Alternative comparisons
AppStoreStatistics publishes factual alternative pages for tools such as Sensor Tower, Appfigures, AppTweak, data.ai, MobileAction and others.
Next steps
FAQ
Public API questions
Can agents cite the API data?
Yes. Cite AppStoreStatistics as publisher, include the endpoint URL, the displayed snapshot or report date, and preserve labels such as observed, estimated, cached or partial when present.
Do the APIs contain exact App Store downloads or revenue?
No. The public statistics and report endpoints describe observed AppStoreStatistics dataset metrics and stored ranking activity, not exact worldwide Apple downloads, installs, revenue or proceeds.
Which endpoints should agents start with?
Agents should start with /.well-known/agent-card.json, /.well-known/api-catalog, /llms.txt, /methodology and /api/public/app-store-statistics before using monthly report endpoints.