Comparisons
Appfigures Pricing: What Each Plan Costs and Who It Fits
Appfigures pricing explained: current self-serve plans from $9.99 to $1,399.99/month, where the bill actually grows, and what a $39/month research tool covers instead.
The short answer on Appfigures pricing: unlike the enterprise intelligence platforms, Appfigures actually publishes its prices. As listed on appfigures.com at the time of writing, self-serve plans run from Connect at $9.99/month to Amplify at $1,399.99/month, annual billing takes roughly 20% off, there is a free Starter plan for basic tracking, and the free trial unlocks the mid-tier Optimize plan without a credit card. That transparency is genuinely rare in this market — Sensor Tower pricing, by contrast, starts with a sales call.
One caution before the details: third-party listings still circulate older numbers (a $29.99 Monitor plan, a tier called “Grow”). The figures below come from the official pricing page, but Appfigures has revised tiers before and will again, so treat this as a snapshot and confirm on their site before buying.
What are the current Appfigures plans?
| Plan | Monthly | Annual (per month) | Tracked keywords | Premium competitors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | Free | — | — | — |
| Connect | $9.99 | $7.99 | 25 | 0 |
| Monitor | $44.99 | $35.99 | 100 | 0 |
| Optimize | $149.99 | $119.99 | 500 | 1 |
| Boost | $599.99 | $449.99 | 1,000 | 2 |
| Amplify | $1,399.99 | $999.99 | 2,500 | Unlimited |
Every paid tier includes five of your own apps, with additional apps listed at $1.99/month each. A separate quote-shaped “Scout” offering exists for SDK and market-intelligence buyers at the top of the range.
What does each tier actually include?
Connect ($9.99/month) is the heart of the product: your own apps’ real numbers. It syncs downloads, revenue, and subscription analytics from your store accounts, tracks ad spend, global ranks and ratings, and — notably at this price — includes API access. If you have a live app and want honest sales reporting without opening App Store Connect every morning, this tier is hard to argue with.
Monitor ($44.99/month) adds the ASO layer: daily keyword rank updates and keyword popularity scores across 100 tracked terms, plus an ASO performance snapshot.
Optimize ($149.99/month) is the practitioner tier — 500 keywords, hourly rank updates, real-time keyword analysis, competitor keyword tracking, and the first “premium competitor” slot. This is also the plan the free trial unlocks, which tells you where Appfigures thinks the conversion happens.
Boost ($599.99/month) is where the product changes job. Per the listed pricing it adds full app intelligence: unlimited revenue and download estimates for apps you don’t own, plus Apple Ads intelligence. Everything below this line is about your apps; everything from here up is about the market.
Amplify ($1,399.99/month) extends that to 2,500 keywords, unlimited premium competitors, market trend reports, and the Mobile Market Index — portfolio-and-agency territory.
Where does the bill actually grow?
Four levers move the number on your invoice:
- Apps. Five are included; each additional app is listed at $1.99/month. Cheap individually, but a twenty-app portfolio adds about $30/month on top of any tier.
- Keywords. The limits (25 → 100 → 500 → 1,000 → 2,500) are the most common reason to jump tiers. Serious ASO work outgrows 25 tracked terms in an afternoon.
- Premium competitors. Deep competitor tracking is rationed — zero slots until Optimize, unlimited only at Amplify.
- Market intelligence. The big one. Estimates for apps you don’t own — the “how much does that competitor make?” question — sits behind Boost at $599.99/month. That is a 60x step from the entry tier, and it is the point where many indie developers discover they are shopping for a different kind of tool.
Who is each tier for?
The honest mapping: Starter and Connect fit an indie developer with a shipped app who wants clean reporting on their own numbers — at $9.99/month it may be the best value in own-app analytics. Monitor and Optimize fit hands-on ASO work: solo marketers and small teams tracking rankings daily. Boost and Amplify fit teams whose job includes reading the whole market — competitor estimates, ads intelligence, trend reports — with budgets to match. If you’re evaluating that upper range against other vendors, our Appfigures alternatives guide covers the wider field.
What does $39/month get you instead?
Here is the part where we should be precise, because GetAppNiche and Appfigures do different jobs. Appfigures’ core strength is your own app’s real performance — actual sales synced from your store accounts. GetAppNiche does none of that: there is no App Store Connect sync and no first-party sales reporting. If own-app analytics is what you need, stay on the left side of this page.
GetAppNiche’s job is the market. For $39/month — or $29/month billed yearly ($348/year, a 26% saving) — you get revenue and download estimates for 762,000+ iOS apps, built from a transparent heuristic over public App Store signals and labeled as estimates rather than presented as truth. Around that core: ASO keyword tools with competitor keyword gaps, app-vs-app comparison, developer portfolio pages, ad and creator intelligence, review monitoring, CSV export, and a REST API plus MCP integration with 5,000 credits/month on Pro. There is a 3-day trial (card required), no free tier, and no Android data at all.
So the practical comparison isn’t “$39 vs $9.99” — it’s “$39 vs $599.99,” because competitor estimates are a Boost-tier feature at Appfigures and the core feature here. The GetAppNiche vs Appfigures head-to-head walks through that split in detail.
How should you decide?
Ask what you’re actually buying. If it’s reporting on apps you own, Appfigures’ lower tiers are fairly priced and self-serve — take the free trial. If it’s estimates for apps you don’t own, price the Boost tier honestly against a research-first tool: try the free revenue lookup on any competitor right now (the app revenue checker overview explains how the estimates are built), then compare plans on the pricing page or start the 3-day free trial.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Appfigures cost?
Appfigures publishes self-serve pricing. As listed on appfigures.com at the time of writing, plans run from Connect at $9.99/month through Monitor ($44.99), Optimize ($149.99), and Boost ($599.99) up to Amplify at $1,399.99/month, with roughly 20% off on annual billing and a free Starter plan for basic tracking. Prices change, so confirm on the official pricing page before buying.
Does Appfigures have a free plan or free trial?
Yes to both, per its pricing page: a free Starter plan covers basic tracking of your own apps, and the free trial unlocks the features of the Optimize plan without requiring a credit card. That makes it one of the easier analytics suites to evaluate before paying.
What is the cheapest Appfigures plan and what does it include?
Connect, listed at $9.99/month ($7.99/month billed annually), covers the core own-app reporting job: downloads, revenue, and subscription analytics synced from your store accounts, plus ranks, ratings, 25 tracked keywords, and API access. Each app beyond the included five is $1.99/month.
Which Appfigures plan includes competitor revenue estimates?
Market intelligence sits in the upper tiers. Per the listed pricing, unlimited revenue and download estimates for apps you don't own arrive with Boost at $599.99/month, and market trend reports with Amplify at $1,399.99/month. The lower tiers are built around your own apps and keyword tracking, not market-wide estimates.
What can I use instead if I only need market research?
If the feature pulling you up the Appfigures ladder is competitor estimates rather than own-app reporting, GetAppNiche covers that job at $39/month (or $29/month billed yearly): revenue and download estimates for 762,000+ iOS apps from a transparent heuristic, ASO keyword tools, app comparison, review monitoring, CSV export, and a REST API + MCP. It is iOS-only and does not sync your own sales data.