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I have developed a few applications and find it very difficult to keep track of the sales data. Hence I wanted to signup for one of the app analytic tools. :)
Sorry, services that charge a monthly fee are a non-starter for me. I use Appviz (one-time fee, runs on your desktop). People who don't mind paying a monthly fee usually use AppFigures.
Sorry, services that charge a monthly fee are a non-starter for me. I use Appviz (one-time fee, runs on your desktop). People who don't mind paying a monthly fee usually use AppFigures.
I considered both AppViz (aka ideaswarm) and appFigures.
AppViz is good but with a desktop installation, it restricts you to check your app statistics on the move, on handheld devices.
AppFigures has a funny pricing system. True that it's good if you don't have much apps to begin with, but after that it starts getting costlier, which brings us to your case, rather pay one-time then worry about paying again and again for additional apps.
... and both of them support mostly Mac and Apple stores. So that restricts you from tracking apps on a cross platform basis.
Hence I find Mopapp interesting, cause it's supporting most of the platforms.
But I don't have enough experience with it to know how good it's stats are :p
I considered both AppViz (aka ideaswarm) and appFigures.
AppViz is good but with a desktop installation, it restricts you to check your app statistics on the move, on handheld devices.
AppFigures has a funny pricing system. True that it's good if you don't have much apps to begin with, but after that it starts getting costlier, which brings us to your case, rather pay one-time then worry about paying again and again for additional apps.
... and both of them support mostly Mac and Apple stores. So that restricts you from tracking apps on a cross platform basis.
Hence I find Mopapp interesting, cause it's supporting most of the platforms.
But I don't have enough experience with it to know how good it's stats are :p
Hence looking for the review :)
I use appfigures, its really good IMO. But now that AppAnnie provides a completely free service, i am considering switching.
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0 • Off Topic Insightful Disagree Dislike Like AwesomeAppViz is good but with a desktop installation, it restricts you to check your app statistics on the move, on handheld devices.
AppFigures has a funny pricing system. True that it's good if you don't have much apps to begin with, but after that it starts getting costlier, which brings us to your case, rather pay one-time then worry about paying again and again for additional apps.
... and both of them support mostly Mac and Apple stores. So that restricts you from tracking apps on a cross platform basis.
Hence I find Mopapp interesting, cause it's supporting most of the platforms.
But I don't have enough experience with it to know how good it's stats are :p
Hence looking for the review :)
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0 • Off Topic Insightful Disagree Dislike Like AwesomeBut now that AppAnnie provides a completely free service, i am considering switching.
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