Your ratings and rank, country by country. Any app, including theirs.
Paste an App Store or Google Play link and read every market the store publishes: star rating, rating count, recent reviews and category chart position, for your app or a competitor's.
5 countries per report, free, no account. Register free for 200 credits a month, 1 per country, enough for every country in one report. How the Google Play check works
See it in action- Available
- 168
- of 175 markets
- Average rating
- 4.4 ★
- weighted
- Rating spread
- 0.9
- de 4.7 to br 3.8
- Markets ranked
- 129
- in the top 200
| Country | Rating | Health & Fitness | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🇩🇪Germany | 4.7★ | #14 | |||
Ratings 12,480 Chart rankings #14Category Health & Fitness#96Free Overall Recent reviews ★★★★★Marek W.2026-07-22 Best running tracker I have used Splits and cadence are finally accurate on my watch, and the sync to my training log works every single time. ★★★★★Lena H.2026-07-19 Worth it for the intervals alone The interval builder is the reason I switched. Setting up a session takes seconds instead of a spreadsheet. ★★★★☆Tobias2026-07-15 Great, with one gripe Elevation is off on trail runs. Everything else has been solid for six months of daily use. ★★★☆☆Sofia K.2026-07-11 Battery drain with GPS on Loses about 15 percent an hour with GPS running. Hoping the next update improves it. View listing details | |||||
| 🇯🇵Japan | 4.6★ | #22 | |||
| 🇨🇦Canada | 4.5★ | #31 | |||
| 🇬🇧United Kingdom | 4.4★ | #26 | |||
| 🇺🇸United States | 4.4★ | #58 | |||
| 🇫🇷France | 4.2★ | #96 | |||
| 🇮🇹Italy | 4.0★ | #140 | |||
| 🇲🇽Mexico | 3.9★ | #164 | |||
| 🇧🇷Brazil | 3.8★ | #187 | |||
| 🇷🇺Russia | — | — | |||
| 165 more storefronts in the full report | |||||
The gap
App Store Connect shows you your own apps. The public storefronts show you everyone's.
- Only the apps on your own developer account
- No category chart position, in any country
- Nothing at all about a competitor's app
- Every app on the store, one country at a time
- Star rating and rating count in each market
- Recent reviews written in that market
- Category chart position in that market
- The same fields for any competitor
- You know your global star rating. You probably do not know you are 4.7 in Germany and 3.8 in Brazil, or which localization that implicates.
- You do not know which countries actually carry you in the category charts, so you do not know which markets your ASO work is reaching.
- Without a rival's per-country numbers you cannot tell whether a weak market is your problem or the whole category's.
How it works
A link in, a full report out.
- 01Paste a link or an App IDAny storefront URL works, so does the bare numeric ID. No credentials, no App Store Connect connection.apps.apple.com/us/app/id1234567890
- 02Pick your storefrontsAll 175, one of the five regions, or just the markets you sell into. Five or fewer stays free, account or not.All 175Europe 42Africa, Middle East and India 57Asia Pacific 37Latin America 37
- 03Read the reportSort by rating or by rank, find the outliers, then take it away as CSV, JSON or an emailed summary.CSVJSONEmail
Still choosing a name? The app name checker shows whether it is already taken on the App Store or Google Play.
Seeing “not available in your country”? What that message means, and what you can do about it. Wondering how to check which countries an app is available in? That guide covers the store's own way, one country at a time, and the check above. Publishing on iOS? The guide to setting your app's country availability in App Store Connect shows what each status means and why an app can be missing where you ticked it.
In every report
Four fields per country, and all four ship today.
Every report exports as CSV or JSON, or arrives as an emailed summary.
Competitors
The sweep does not care whose app it is.
Everything the storefronts publish about your app, they publish about your rivals too. Run the same check on any App Store link and you get the same per-country report back, with no credentials and no access to their account.
That is the benchmark that turns a weak country into a decision. If a rival is rated a full point higher in Brazil while you sit in the same chart, the problem is yours to fix, not the market's.
Check a competitor| Country | Cadence Run | Tempo Trail |
|---|---|---|
| 🇩🇪Germany | 4.7★#14 | 4.3★#29 |
| 🇯🇵Japan | 4.6★#22 | 4.1★#77 |
| 🇺🇸United States | 4.4★#58 | 4.6★#21 |
| 🇧🇷Brazil | 3.8★#187 | 4.5★#34 |
Week over week
Two reports, a week apart, and what actually moved.
A saved report is a dated record of every market you checked. Open two of them in one view and each market's rating, rating count and chart position becomes one number moving to another, with the direction called for you.
Run a check and save it, do the same next week, then open both. Free with an account. On a paid plan the record builds itself on a schedule, so there is always a previous week to compare against.
To be exact: only moves large enough to mean something are highlighted. A rating swing under 0.1 stars, a chart move under 10 places, or a rating count that grew by less than a percent is shown as its current value and nothing more, so noise does not read as news.
| Market | Rating | New reviews |
|---|---|---|
| Brazil | 3.80 | 0 |
| Germany | 4.70→4.58-0.12 | 2 new |
| Japan | 4.62 | 1 new |
| United States | 4.45 | 0 |
| France | 4.20 | 0 |
Monitoring, on every paid plan
A recurring record, not a one-off screenshot.
Save your apps and the competitors you watch, and a paid plan re-checks them on a schedule. Every sweep is stored per app and per country, so a rating that slid three months ago is on the record instead of lost.
- Scheduled re-checks of every saved app
- A record that builds itself, per app and per country
- An emailed report after every check, with what moved
To be exact: every completed check emails you its result. Markets that gained or lost availability lead it, and any market whose rating or chart position moved is listed underneath, with the before and after.
| Sweep | Rating | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Jul 03 | 4.42 ★ | #63 |
| Jul 10 | 4.40 ★ | #71 |
| Jul 17 | 4.44 ★ | #58 |
| Jul 24 | 4.45 ★ | #54 |
Pricing
Start free, pay when you monitor.
- 200 credits a month, 1 per country checked
- Up to 3 saved apps
- Your saved reports, compared side by side
- CSV and JSON export
- Indie
- €4.90 a month: 1,000 credits, 2 apps on a schedule
- Pro
- €9.90 a month or €89 a year: 2,500 credits, any number of apps
- Max
- €19.90 a month: 7,500 credits, every country every day
- Unlimited saved apps
- Scheduled checks, run without you
- Every check emailed to you
A credit is 1 country checked, and there is no limit per report: spend a month on one report of every country or spread it across many smaller ones. Only countries where the app is available count, so unavailable or errored ones cost nothing and 200 credits usually reach further than 200 countries. Any report of 5 countries or fewer is always free, account or not.
FAQ
What people ask first.
How many countries can one report cover?
With an account, all of them: every country a store publishes fits in a single report (175 App Store storefronts, 176 Google Play locations). Without an account a report covers up to 5 countries, always free. What an account limits is the monthly total, counted in credits: 1 credit per country where the app is available, so countries where it is unavailable or where the request errors cost nothing. A free account gets 200 credits a month and Pro gets 2,500, to spend on one wide report or spread across many narrow ones.
Can I check an app I do not own?
Yes. Everything we read is public on Apple's storefronts and on Google Play, so a competitor's link returns the same report as your own: per-country rating, rating count, recent reviews, chart position and availability. No credentials and no App Store Connect access are involved.
How fresh is the data?
Every check queries the store live at the moment you run it, App Store or Google Play, so a report is as current as the store's own public data. On Pro, scheduled re-checks keep a dated record of each sweep so you can see what moved between them.
How is this different from App Store Connect?
App Store Connect covers only the apps on your own developer account, and it does not show chart position in any country. We read every public storefront one by one, on either store, so you get a per-country rating, rating count, review sample and category chart position for any app on the store, including a competitor's.
How do I check if an app is available in a specific country?
Paste the app's App Store or Google Play link, pick the countries you care about, and the report says for each one whether the store lists the app there, read live from the store at the moment you check. That also tells you whether an app is region-locked before you try to download it: if your country comes back unavailable, the app is not distributed there. On both stores that is almost always the developer's own release choice, and only rarely a legal block or a removal. Up to 5 countries per report is free and needs no account.
Can I see how an app ranks, or how popular it is, in other countries?
Yes, for any app you name, yours or a competitor's. The report gives its category chart position and its rating in each country, across the App Store's 175 storefronts and Google Play's 176 locations, wherever the store publishes a chart, so you can see where the app is popular and where it is not. It reads one app at a time: it does not list a country's top or trending apps, which is what the stores' own top charts are for.
Can I get an email when an app becomes available in my country?
Yes, on Pro. Save the app, choose daily, weekly or monthly re-checks, and every automatic check emails you a report that leads with any country where the app became available or stopped being available. Free and anonymous checks run only when you start them, so without Pro you would re-run the check yourself.
Run one app through every market.
Paste a link, yours or theirs, and read the per-country ratings and ranks in about a minute. Five countries or fewer costs nothing and needs no account.