App Store Scraper API
Turn Apple App Store, Google Play, and iTunes pages into structured JSON over one REST API. App detail, search, and reviews, each from a dedicated endpoint, no Apple developer account and no proxy pool to run.
Free 1,000 requests. Median response 2.6s. Residential-first proxies. No credit card, no store account.
curl "https://api.appstorescraperapi.com/api/v1/appstore/app?id=389801252&api_key=$API_KEY" Scrape App Store without getting blocked
Anti-bot bypass
Proxy rotation
JS rendering
Structured JSON
Pay for success
One REST call
Choose from multiple App Store Scraper API endpoints
Google Play Store API
Search & SERP API
Reviews API
Android App Data API
Google Play Reviews API
Apple App Store API
iOS App Data API
What you can build
App Store Optimization
Competitor and market intelligence
Review monitoring and voice of customer
App catalogs and directories
Rating and price alerts
Cross-store app index
Simple, usage-based pricing
- All endpoints included
- Structured JSON output
- Anti-bot + rotating proxies
- 10 concurrent requests
- Community support
- Everything in Free
- Higher concurrency
- Email support
- Everything in Vibe
- Priority request routing
- Priority support
- Everything in Pro
- 500+ concurrent requests
- SLA + dedicated support
Pay-as-you-go top-ups run $0.90 per 1,000 successful requests. Median response 2.6s. You only pay for requests that succeed.
Drops into your stack
No-code
LLM and RAG
SDKs and REST
FAQ
It is a REST service that reads public app store pages and returns them as structured JSON. Ours covers the Apple App Store (search, app detail, and reviews), Google Play (search and app detail), and Apple's wider iTunes catalog. You send one GET request with an api_key and get parsed JSON back, with no Apple developer account, no Play Console, and no proxy pool of your own.
Scraping publicly available data is generally treated as permissible, and US courts have read the CFAA narrowly for public pages, but that is not blanket permission. You remain responsible for copyright, each store's terms, and personal-data rules such as the GDPR, particularly for review text that names people. Treat listings as public business information and have a lawful basis for what you do with the data. This is general information, not legal advice.
No. There is no Apple developer account, no App Store Connect access, no Play Console, and no OAuth. Apple's iTunes endpoints are key-free and Google Play has no app-data API at all, so every endpoint reads the public pages any visitor can see and authenticates with a single appstorescraperapi key. The free tier includes 1,000 requests per month.
Apple App Store search results, Apple app detail (title, developer, unrounded rating, review count, price, version, description, screenshots), Apple reviews, Google Play search, Google Play app detail, and the iTunes catalog search across apps and other media. Every endpoint accepts a store URL as input, returns the same JSON style, and shares one api_key and the 1,000-request free tier.
Yes on Apple. The app detail and search endpoints return the average user rating as a full decimal, for example 4.78005, plus the current-version rating, which is the precise number behind the rounded star on the page. Google Play ratings come back as the aggregate decimal from the listing. That precision is what you need to track small rating movements over time.
The free plan covers 1,000 requests with no card. Pro works out to about $0.60 per 1,000 requests and pay-as-you-go is $0.90 per 1,000, and you are billed only for successful requests. Retries across proxy tiers behind a successful call are not charged separately.