App Radar Pricing in 2026
App Radar publishes full pricing, which makes it one of the easier ASO tools to evaluate without a sales call. Here's the current lineup from appradar.com/pricing, checked July 2026:
| Plan | Monthly | Annual (per month) | Annual total | Apps | Keywords | Competitors | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Essentials | €69 | €58 | €690 | 2 | 500 | 25 | 1 |
| Growth | €169 | €141 | €1,690 | 10 | 1,500 | 100 | 2 |
| Scale | €299 | €250 | €2,990 | 15 | 3,000 | 250 | 5 |
| Enterprise | Contact sales | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom |
Annual billing saves roughly two months across every tier. All plans include 100+ countries and at least 6 months of data history; Enterprise gets full history. Every paid tier comes with a 7-day free trial.
App Radar also runs a free tier, which is genuinely useful for a first look — more than most competitors offer, where "free" usually means a 7-day countdown.
The Two Add-Ons That Change the Math
App Radar prices two things separately, and both are common enough needs that you should check them before comparing sticker prices:
- API access: €199/month for 3,000–10,000 requests. That's nearly 3x the Essentials plan itself. If your reason for buying an ASO tool is to pipe data somewhere else — a dashboard, a spreadsheet, an AI agent — the real entry price is €268/month, not €69.
- Review replies: €39/month for 150–5,000 replies. Essentials includes 50 replies/month; past that it's an add-on.
To App Radar's credit, both add-ons are published with prices rather than hidden behind a sales form. That's rarer in this category than it should be, and it means you can actually compute your total before signing up.
Where the Limits Bite
Two apps on Essentials is the tightest constraint at the entry tier. If you have an iOS and Android version of one product, that's both slots — you're at the cap with a single app in the market. Most competitors give you 5 apps at the entry tier, so this is where App Radar segments hardest.
500 keywords is the category standard (AppTweak, MobileAction, and ASOMobile all land there too), so no surprises. It goes further than it sounds when you're limited to two apps anyway.
One seat on Essentials, two on Growth. If you're a two-person team, Essentials doesn't work and you're looking at €169/month.
Six months of history on everything below Enterprise. Same as AppTweak Essential. Year-over-year seasonal analysis isn't possible on any published tier.
The AI features — assisted review replies, AI review summaries — are tiered by volume rather than availability, which is a reasonable way to do it. Growth gets 100 AI-assisted replies and 50 review summaries per month.
App Radar vs the Alternatives
All figures from each vendor's public pricing page, July 2026:
| Tool | Entry price | Apps | Keywords | API | Free tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| App Radar | €69/mo | 2 | 500 | €199/mo add-on | Yes |
| AppTweak | $79/mo | Not headlined | 500 | Sales-gated | No |
| MobileAction | $15/mo Lite | 5 | 100 | Sales-gated | No |
| ASOMobile | $59/mo Indie | 5 | 500 | 1,000 credits | Yes |
| FoxData | $9.90/mo Starter | 3 | 90 | Not stated | No |
| Sonar | $19/mo | Unlimited | Unlimited | Included | Free tools |
App Radar's entry price is competitive; its entry limits are not. MobileAction's $15 Lite tier undercuts it substantially if you can live with 100 keywords, and gives you 5 apps instead of 2.
The interesting comparison is App Radar Essentials (€69, 2 apps, 500 keywords, no API) against its own API add-on price (€199). Very few tools charge 3x the base subscription for programmatic access, and it tells you where App Radar expects its value to sit: in the dashboard, not the data feed.
Where Sonar Fits
Disclosure: I build Sonar, so weigh this accordingly. The numbers are verifiable.
Sonar is $19/month or $149/year with no metering — unlimited apps, keywords, countries, and history. The API is included on every plan at 1,000 requests/day, as are the CLI and MCP server. Against App Radar specifically, the relevant contrast is the two-app cap and the €199 API add-on: if either of those is your binding constraint, the price difference is much wider than €69 versus $19 suggests.
What App Radar does that Sonar doesn't: review reply management with AI assistance, and a more mature app-marketing workflow including Google Ads integration. If review operations are a real part of your week, App Radar is built for that and Sonar isn't.
How to Decide
App Radar Essentials makes sense for a single app (one store, or two if you'll accept using both slots), one person, dashboard-driven work, with the free tier as a no-risk first look.
App Radar Growth at €169 is the honest entry point for most real teams — 10 apps, 2 seats, 1,500 keywords. Compare it against AppTweak Grow (€249 on the euro list, $299 on the US one), where App Radar wins on both price and seats.
Look elsewhere if you need API access on a small budget (the €199 add-on dominates the decision), if you have more than two apps and a tight budget, or if you need more than 6 months of history without an Enterprise contract.
Start with the free tier, then the 7-day trial. See our ASO free trial guide for what each competing trial includes, and the best ASO tools comparison for the wider market.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How much does App Radar cost per month?
A: App Radar costs €69/month for Essentials (2 apps, 500 keywords, 1 seat), €169/month for Growth (10 apps, 1,500 keywords, 2 seats), and €299/month for Scale (15 apps, 3,000 keywords, 5 seats), per appradar.com/pricing. Annual billing drops those to €58, €141, and €250 per month respectively. Enterprise pricing requires contacting sales.
Q: Does App Radar have a free plan?
A: Yes — App Radar offers a free tier alongside 7-day trials on paid plans. That's more generous than AppTweak or Sensor Tower, neither of which has a permanent free option. Sonar's free tools also work without an account if you just need an ASO score or keyword ideas.
Q: Is App Radar's API included in the price?
A: No. API access is a €199/month add-on covering 3,000–10,000 requests, which is nearly three times the Essentials subscription. If programmatic access is the point of the purchase, factor in €268/month total and compare against tools that bundle an API — Sonar includes 1,000 requests/day on all plans.
Q: How many apps can I track on App Radar?
A: Two on Essentials, 10 on Growth, 15 on Scale, custom on Enterprise. The two-app limit on the entry tier is the tightest in the category — an iOS and Android version of the same product uses both slots. Most competitors offer 5 apps at entry.
Q: App Radar vs AppTweak — which is cheaper?
A: App Radar is cheaper at entry (€69 vs $79 on the US list) and much cheaper at the mid-tier (€169 vs $299) while including more seats. AppTweak has a longer data history at its top tiers and doesn't cap apps as visibly as App Radar's two-app entry limit. If API access matters, both are expensive — App Radar at €199/month published, AppTweak sales-gated.
Q: Does App Radar price in euros?
A: Yes. App Radar is an Austrian company and prices in EUR, so USD charges float with the exchange rate — €69 lands around $74–78 at mid-2026 rates. Worth normalizing before comparing against dollar-priced tools.