ASOGrade
App Store keyword research built on Apple Search Ads data
What it does
ASOGrade scores App Store keywords two ways: real search demand from Apple Search Ads, and how hard each keyword is to rank for in each of the 109 storefronts. Paste a competitor's link to read their keyword set. $14.99 a month.
App Store keyword research for iOS developers. Score any keyword by Apple Search Ads demand and ranking difficulty across all 109 storefronts.
Real Apple Search Ads demand for every keyword, scored across all 109 App Store markets. The same number advertisers bid on, scored across all 109 markets. Apple puts it at around 70% of how visitors find apps. Rank for the words they actually type, and you become one of the results they are already looking at. That is a real download, from someone who was already searching for what you built. Most of the keywords you are considering are not worth using. ASOGrade shows you which ones people are actually searching , and you put those in your metadata. Every app above you already did this research. Paste their App Store link and you get their whole keyword list, scored just like yours. A…from asograde.com
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