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Checking a keyword's rank by hand across two separate app stores doesn't scale past a handful of terms; ASO.dev is built around tracking positions automatically, every 4 hours, against what the site describes as a database of more than 5.2 million unique keywords, with no cap on how many a developer can track.
Metadata changes route through a Smart Metadata Editor — length checks and preview panes before anything goes live, plus a rollback option if a change hurts rather than helps. That editing surface extends past just title and keyword fields: pricing for subscriptions, in-app purchases, and introductory offers can be changed from the same platform, and a single table handles localization across all 50 supported locales at once rather than editing each language separately.
Competitor tracking works the same way keyword tracking does — add an uncapped list of competitor apps and compare keyword overlap, ranked positions, and visibility, alongside a look at competitor ad creatives and placement data. For testing a listing itself rather than just monitoring it, Custom Product Pages let a developer run A/B tests on different page variations, though that capability is limited to the Pro and Marketing tier plans rather than available across every plan.
What the site doesn't detail is how keyword-history retention actually plays out day to day: the Indie plan keeps 30 days of history versus 60-plus on Pro, but there's no explanation of what happens to older data once it ages out, or whether a downgrade from Pro to Indie truncates history retroactively. Anyone tracking long-term ranking trends for a specific launch should confirm that behavior directly before relying on historical data across a plan change.
Yes — the site states full integration with both the App Store Connect API and the Google Play API, so metadata and keyword tracking apply across both stores rather than one at a time.
The site states ranked positions are checked every 4 hours for every keyword on a user's tracked list, with no limit on how many keywords can be tracked at once.
No — the site restricts CPP A/B testing to the Pro and Marketing tier plans, so a developer on a lower tier gets keyword tracking and metadata editing but not listing-variation testing until upgrading.
It depends on plan: the site states 30 days of history on the Indie plan versus 60-plus days on Pro, though it doesn't specify what happens to older history once it ages past that window or after a plan downgrade.
Yes — the site states pricing management covers subscriptions, in-app purchases, and introductory offers, changeable from the platform rather than requiring a separate trip into each store's own console.
