App Store listing score
Paste an App Store link or type an app's name. Get a score out of 100 for the listing and see the points it leaves on the table.
Listing score
What the score looks at
- Paste the app's App Store link, its ID or its name, and pick the storefront you sell in.
- We score seven parts of the listing: name, subtitle, search visibility, ratings, screenshots, localization and updates. Each part shows its points and the reason.
- The score is strict on purpose. A listing that does not show up in search or has few ratings cannot score high, however tidy its text. Above 90 is rare.
- “Points waiting” are the points you can win back by editing the listing itself. The words and numbers behind each fix open with a free account.
The link is used only for the check. Your IP address is kept only as a one-way digest for the daily limit and deleted within 2 days.
FAQ
Common questions
What does the App Store listing score measure?
It scores an app's App Store page out of 100 across seven parts: name, subtitle, search visibility, ratings, screenshots, localization and updates. Each part shows its points and the reason, and the most valuable fixes are listed with the points they are worth.
What does the letter grade mean?
A is 85 and above, B is 70 to 84, C is 55 to 69, D is 40 to 54 and F is below 40. The score is strict on purpose, so few listings get an A.
Can I score a competitor's listing?
Yes. Any public App Store app works: paste its link or type its name, then pick the storefront.
Is it free?
Yes. The score, the grade, the seven parts and the top three fixes need no account. The words and numbers behind each fix open with a free Storelift account. Checks share the free tools' daily limit.
How do I share my score?
Copy the link, download the score card, or share it on X or LinkedIn. The link carries the app, so whoever opens it sees a fresh check.
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Free plan: 1 app, 25 keywords in each of 2 storefronts, 30 days of history, no card, no end date.