# openaso vs Storelift URL: https://storelift.net/compare/openaso-alternative/ Language: en Updated: 2026-09-23 openaso is an agent-first MCP server and it costs $0: 13 tools over remote HTTP, 500 tool calls a day, 500 keyword × app × storefront snapshots. It has no pricing page. Two things it does not do are the reason this page exists: it covers the App Store only, by design, and it is labelled early access with no paid plan published. ## Where the two differ | | Storelift | openaso | | --- | --- | --- | | Price | Free plan · Pro $20/mo · Studio $60/mo | $0, free early access · no paid plan published | | Stores | App Store and Google Play | App Store only, by design | | MCP server | Remote HTTP with OAuth · 8 read-only tools · Pro and Studio | Remote HTTP · 13 tools · free | | Daily measurement | Every tracked keyword × storefront in the nightly run | 500 keyword × app × storefront snapshots a day · 500 tool calls | | History | 30 days free · 1 year on Pro and Studio | Newest 365 snapshots per series | | Screen to look at | Full dashboard, charts and export | Agent-first; the free rank checker is 10 queries an hour | | Rank depth | Top 200 on the App Store · top 30 on Google Play | Top 200, App Store | NOTE: Read from openaso's documented limits, its llms.txt and its home page schema on 13 September 2026, where the offer is priced at $0 as “free early access”. Whether and when it will charge was not published and we did not guess. Storelift's numbers come from the plan limits the API enforces. ## Where Storelift is different Storelift measures Google Play as well as the App Store, and keeps them apart: iOS is read to a depth of 200, Play to 30, and a keyword that ranks in one is not assumed to rank in the other. openaso does not cover Google Play at all. There is also a screen. Storelift's MCP server answers the same numbers the dashboard draws, so an agent and a person can look at one measurement rather than two tools. 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 in the charts, the export and the MCP response. ## What changes if you switch from openaso The change is in coverage, and in having a screen next to the agent: - App Store and Google Play sit in one dashboard and are kept apart — a keyword ranking in one is never assumed to rank in the other. - Each of 175 storefronts is its own row: the same keyword in Turkey and in Germany is two measurements, not one market. - A night that could not be measured is drawn as a gap, not a zero: ranked, not in the list and not measured stay three separate states. - Export is on Pro at $20; alerts run on every plan, free included, and go to Telegram, Slack or a webhook. 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. ## When openaso is the better pick - You work through an agent and want a free MCP server: 13 tools over remote HTTP, 500 tool calls a day ($0 early access). - You ship on the App Store only, and 500 keyword × app × storefront snapshots a day cover your list. 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. ## FAQ Q: Is openaso really free? A: On 13 September 2026 its offer was priced at $0 as free early access, with 500 tool calls a day and no card. No paid plan was published, and no date for one. Q: Does openaso cover Google Play? A: No. It covers the App Store only, and says so. Storelift measures both stores, reading iOS to a depth of 200 and Google Play to 30. Q: Can I use Storelift's MCP server without the dashboard? A: Yes. It is a remote HTTP server with OAuth, included from Pro at $20, with 8 read-only tools that return the same numbers the dashboard draws. Q: Is there an openaso alternative for Google Play? A: openaso covers the App Store only, by design (read 13 September 2026). Storelift measures both stores, the App Store to the top 200 and Google Play to the top ~30. Q: Does openaso have a paid plan? A: None was published on 13 September 2026; the offer was priced at $0 as free early access, with 500 tool calls a day.