Mobile product teams
See within a day of a release whether reviews mention a crash or a missing feature.
Use cases · Mobile apps
App review monitoring. Google Play reviews, newest first.
Read what users say in the Play Store about your app and up to four others in one call. Sort newest to catch a bad release, or helpful to see what most users agree on, and let a model group the complaints.
- Reviews
- $0.00009 per record
- Per call
- Up to five apps
- Free to start
- $0.10
Updated 21 October 2026
The workflow
- Collect package ids or Play Store URLs for your app and competitors. Google search with site set to play.google.com finds competitor apps.
- Run Google playReviews with up to five apps, sort "newest", and the country and language you ship in.
- Run it again with sort "helpful" for the reviews other users agreed with, or "rating_high" for the praise.
- Group reviews by theme with your model, and alert when the newest reviews turn negative.
- Run it on a schedule from your own job, for example after each release.
Who uses it
Support teams
Find the problems users report in public and answer them before they spread.
Competitive research
Read what users of competing apps ask for and do not get.
Operations used
List prices per record. A call can carry a minimum, so quote first: the quote is free, and a record that does not come back is not charged.
| Step | Operation | What comes back | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Google search | Play Store pages for a query, with site set | $0.0009 per record |
| 2 | Google playReviews | Reviews for up to five apps, by sort, country and language | $0.00009 per record |
The operations in this workflow
Questions people ask.
Which store does this cover?
The review operation covers Google Play, by package id or Play Store URL.
How many reviews per call?
Up to five apps per call, and limit sets how many reviews come back, up to 100.
Can I read reviews from one country?
Yes. Set country to a two-letter code and language to a BCP-47 tag.
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