AppVitals
Analytics & billingalso in App Store ASO
Partner API revenue rebuilt from raw events, with rank tracking and uptime beside it.
Free under $1k/mo MRR, then from $15/mofree planby Jan Thér
Four instruments on one console: revenue analytics off the Shopify Partner API, GA4 listing-traffic attribution from listing view to install to paying subscriber, daily App Store category and keyword positions, and minute-level uptime checks on each app's critical routes, with Slack and email rules over all of it. The method is the pitch. MRR, ARR, churn, retention and LTV are recomputed from the append-only Partner event feed rather than read off nightly totals, so a figure for last March is the same figure every time you ask for it, and one definition of MRR is used on the dashboard, in the churn denominator and on your own bill. Adds Mixpanel-style custom events paired to the store that fired them. Pricing is banded on your MRR rather than on features: free under $1,000 a month, $15 above that, climbing in brackets to over $1M, with every feature, unlimited apps, full history and unlimited seats on every tier. Running a Mantle migration funnel, on the argument that reconnecting the Partner API brings the whole history back with nothing to export.
Watch for. The marketing site names nobody, and the operator turns out, on the legal notice, to be a Czech sole trader called Jan Thér, billing through Paddle. That is one person holding a Partner API key and the complete revenue history of every app connected to it, which is the thing to weigh before connecting. The headline figures are not customers either: 27,300+ apps, 17,900+ developers and 932,000+ reviews are the size of its App Store index, which is roughly the App Store, and nothing published says how many teams pay for this. Revenue-banded pricing means the bill tracks the business, which is generous while you are small and worth modelling before you are not. The GA4 half needs a BigQuery export wired up at your end, so the attribution story is not free out of the box, and the changelog sits behind the login, so how fast it actually moves cannot be checked from outside.
Entry last checked 1 October 2026. Rate it, review it or report a problem on the directory.
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