Kōmori vs Storelift

01Where the plans differ

02Where Storelift is different

An uncapped keyword list and a 30-day window answer different questions. Thirty days tells you where you are; a year tells you whether a metadata change moved anything, because the version that shipped in March is still on the chart in September.

Storelift runs in the browser, so the measurement does not depend on a machine being awake. The nightly run reads the storefronts you track, out of 175, on the server and the history is kept there, not in a local app.

A day that could not be measured is not drawn as a zero. Ranked, not in the list and not measured stay three separate states on every chart and export, which is what makes a year of history worth keeping.

03What changes if you switch from Kōmori

The change is in how long the readings are kept and where the measurement runs:

• History: 30 days on the free plan, 6 months on Pro ($20/mo) and 1 year on Studio ($60/mo).
• It runs in the browser on any operating system, and the nightly measurement runs on the server, not on a machine that has to stay awake.
• Each of 175 storefronts is its own row: the same keyword in Turkey and in Germany is two measurements, not one market.
• The free plan has no end date: 1 app, 25 keywords in each of 2 storefronts, measured every day.

Rank history does not move between tools — no vendor exports it in a shape another imports. The day you add the app, its history starts and fills in with every nightly run; copy the keyword list you already track, per country, as the starting set.

04When Kōmori is the better pick

• You work on a Mac and want a desktop app.
• You want no published limit on keywords or competitors, on one plan at $19.99/mo or $199.99 a year.

If what you need is daily keyword rank on both stores and who ranks above you, Storelift does that from $0, and Pro is $20/mo. Where another tool fits better, Storelift alternatives says which.

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