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Looking for a SplitMetrics Acquire alternative

SplitMetrics Acquire's job is running and automating Apple Search Ads campaigns — bid management, keyword discovery, SKAG automation — not tracking where your listing sits in organic search. Its published pricing starts with a genuinely free Starter tier (up to $25,000/month ad spend, 20,000 keywords, 1 user), adds an optional App Intelligence module at $500/month for competitor spend data, and tops out at custom Enterprise pricing. If you're not running paid Apple Search Ads campaigns, most of that product isn't for you.

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Two different jobs

The jobStoreliftSplitMetrics Acquire
Organic keyword rank, tracked dailyThe productNot the product
Published price you can check first$0, then $20/moYes — free tier listed
Ad spend management up to $25k/mo, freeN/A — no ad spend involvedStarter tier
SplitMetrics' pricing above is read directly from its own published pricing page — one of the few tools on this list that publishes real numbers instead of gating everything behind a quote. Checked August 2026.

Frequently asked

Does Storelift do paid Apple Search Ads management like SplitMetrics?

No. Storelift only reads organic search rank, review data and autocomplete demand — it has no bid management, campaign automation or ad-spend features at all.

Is SplitMetrics Acquire's free tier real, or a trial?

Based on its published pricing page, Starter is a genuinely free ongoing tier (not a time-limited trial), covering up to $25,000/month in ad spend and 20,000 keywords for one user.

Which one should I pick?

Two different jobs. SplitMetrics Acquire runs paid Apple Search Ads campaigns; Storelift measures where you rank organically and who sits ahead of you, every day. Running ads doesn't measure your rank, and measuring rank doesn't run campaigns.

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