Appifacts

Appifacts is a web-based app market research and competitor intelligence platform for apps on the App Store and Google Play. It suits indie founders, ASO specialists, marketers, and product teams that need reports across both stores. Its defining trade-off is broad report coverage with clear labels for data types, against a free allowance of just one report a month.

Overview

Enter an app name or paste its App Store or Google Play link to get started, without technical setup. Reports bring together app profiles, store metrics, screenshots, ratings, description analysis, keyword and ASO research, market insights, search analysis, trends, app reviews, and build recommendations. That breadth makes Appifacts useful for a cross-store assessment in one report; readers who need frequent coverage will quickly outgrow the free monthly quota.

Store profiles, metrics, screenshots, and ratings come directly from the stores. Search results and trend history are pulled live and in parallel across both platforms. Keyword discovery, clustering, and visibility scores are AI-estimated, and each module is labeled as real data, real plus AI, or AI-estimated. Those distinctions help readers judge what kind of signal they are using, though the keyword outputs should not be mistaken for directly sourced store metrics.

Key features

• Eight report modules: App information, description analysis, keyword and ASO research, market insights, search analysis, trends analysis, app reviews, and build recommendations make the reports broad enough for both discovery and planning.
• Two-store coverage: App Store and Google Play profiles and live search and trend data support comparisons across the major marketplaces rather than a single-store workflow.
• Data-type badges: Labels distinguish real data, real plus AI, and AI-estimated modules. This is useful context when interpreting results, especially the AI-estimated keyword research.
• PDF export: Included on Free, Starter, and Pro, so reports can be exported without stepping up to a particular paid tier.

Pricing

Appifacts combines monthly subscriptions with one-time report packs. Subscriptions can be canceled anytime; report packs are used automatically after a monthly plan limit runs out and never expire.

The Free plan includes the full module set and export, but one report a month makes it a sampling option, not a sustained research allowance. Starter raises the quota to 25 monthly reports; Pro quadruples that volume and adds priority support. The one-time packs suit uneven workloads and do not expire, but they are top-ups rather than a monthly subscription.

Platforms

Appifacts is available on the web and covers apps on both the App Store and Google Play. That combination suits teams researching both marketplaces from a browser-based workflow.

Who it's for

Indie founders can use the reports to assess an app and its market before shaping build recommendations. ASO specialists and marketers get keyword research, search analysis, and trends in the same report, while product teams can draw on app reviews and market insights. The one-report Free limit is best for occasional exploration; teams with recurring research needs should consider Starter, Pro, or a non-expiring pack depending on their volume pattern.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Reports cover eight distinct research areas, so users can combine store, market, search, review, and recommendation material in one workflow.
• Pro: Store-derived metrics sit alongside live search and trend pulls across both major stores, giving cross-marketplace coverage.
• Pro: Module badges clarify whether material is real, mixed, or AI-estimated; this is particularly relevant for keyword and ASO outputs.
• Pro: PDF export is available even on Free, and one-time top-ups never expire, helping both occasional and irregular users.
• Con: Free allows only one report per month, which is restrictive for ongoing competitor monitoring or repeated comparisons.
• Con: Keyword discovery and visibility scores are AI-estimated, so readers seeking only directly sourced keyword measures may prefer another approach.
• Con: Pro costs $69 a month; users needing fewer than 25 monthly reports may find Starter or a one-time pack a more proportionate fit.

Alternatives

For a wider comparison of category options, browse App Store Optimization Software.

• ASOStacks is worth considering when a free plan with tracked keywords and apps, daily rank checks, and daily keyword research limits is a better fit than Appifacts' one-report monthly allowance.
• AppFollow may suit teams focused on app and competitor tracking, manual replies, and seven days of historical data in its free plan.
• APPlyzer is an alternative for users who want a free Basic plan with 100 keywords and unlimited apps, competitors, countries, and languages, while accepting limited search-score access.
• Appstro is another free option; its maker says it was founded in 2026 and built and run by one developer, and its privacy policy says it is operated from Bangladesh.
• AppTweak may be preferable for users seeking a free market-intelligence plan with three seats, past-month historical data, and download and revenue estimates.
• ASOdesk is worth comparing for a free plan with 200 keywords, one application, one teammate, competitor coverage, API credits, and daily keyword stats.
• ASOMobile may fit users who prioritize a free allowance of 20 keywords, two apps, one teammate, competitors, and review responses, or its ASO Indie plan at $59 a month.
• ASOTools is another freemium alternative for readers comparing app-store optimization software.

Verdict

Appifacts is a strong fit for indie founders, ASO specialists, marketers, and product teams that want one report spanning both major stores and multiple stages of app research. Its broad modules, source-type labels, and PDF export give it a clear case, especially when report needs vary enough to benefit from non-expiring top-ups. Look elsewhere if one report a month is too restrictive, or if AI-estimated keyword outputs do not suit your research needs.