App Store account audit
Paste a developer page link and get a strict score out of 10 for the whole account: search visibility, ratings, listings, languages and upkeep, app by app.
Account score
What the audit looks at
- Paste a developer page link, or a link to any of the developer's apps, and pick the storefront you sell in.
- The audit covers up to 50 of the account's apps and scores seven areas: search visibility, ratings, listing quality, languages, upkeep, portfolio and complaints.
- The score is strict on purpose. An account whose apps don't show up in search or don't collect ratings can't score high, however tidy its listings are. Above 9 is rare.
- Every finding says how many apps it affects. Per-app details open with a free account.
The link is used only for the audit. Your IP address is kept only as a one-way daily summary for the free limit and deleted within 2 days.
FAQ
Common questions
What does the App Store account audit score?
It scores a developer account out of 10 across search visibility, ratings, listing quality, languages, upkeep, portfolio and complaints, then lists the findings that cost the most points.
Why is my score lower than in other audits?
Because a tidy listing isn't enough here. If your apps don't appear when people search for them, or don't collect ratings, the account can't score high. Most accounts land between 4 and 6.
Can I audit a competitor's account?
Yes. Any public App Store developer page works: paste the link and pick the storefront.
Is it free?
Yes. The score, the breakdown and the biggest findings need no account. Per-app findings open with a free Storelift account. Audits share the daily limit of the free tools.
How do I share my score?
Copy the link or download the score card. The link carries the account, so whoever opens it sees a fresh audit.
Measure tonight.
Free plan: 1 app, 25 keywords in each of 2 storefronts, 30 days of history, no card, no end date.