What is Appbot?
App store reviews analysed and answered.
Who is Appbot best for?
Appbot is best for mobile app teams that want App Store and Google Play reviews sorted by sentiment and topic.
Mobile product managers
Sentiment and topic trends across iOS, Google Play, macOS and Microsoft Store reviews show which bugs and requests come up most.
Support teams replying to reviews
On the Large plan, replies go out from Appbot, Slack or Zendesk, with automatic replies written by AI or from saved templates.
Apps sold in many countries
Reviews from every country are fetched for each app, and a monthly allowance of them is translated into English.
Watching competitor apps
Any rival app can be tracked and its stars, sentiment and topics compared with your own.
How much does Appbot cost?
Appbot has no free plan, only a 14-day free trial, and its paid plans cost $59 a month for Small, $119 for Medium and from $219 for Large, or from $49 a month billed yearly.
- 1 user and 5 sources (one app in one store each)
- 300 review translations a month
- Sentiment, topics, dashboards and Slack or Teams alerts
- 3 users and 40 sources
- 1,500 review translations a month
- Same standard features as Small
- 7 or more users, 100 or more sources, 3,000 translations a month
- Reply in Appbot, unlimited auto replies, CSV and Excel export
- Ask Appbot and Appbot MCP; API and SSO optional
Billed yearly, Small is $49, Medium $99 and Large from $166 a month, which Appbot says saves up to 33%. Premium starts at $479 a month, billed yearly only, for 20 or more users with SSO, invoice billing and up to an hour of procurement help. API access is a paid add-on on Large and Premium. The 14-day trial is of the Large plan and needs no card. All prices are in US dollars. Full pricing on appbot.co. We checked these prices on .
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Questions about Appbot
What is Appbot?
App store reviews analysed and answered.
Who is Appbot for?
Appbot is best for mobile app teams that want App Store and Google Play reviews sorted by sentiment and topic.
What happens when the Appbot free trial ends?
When the 14-day Appbot trial ends without a paid plan, the account goes inactive and stops fetching new reviews. Buying a plan later brings back your dashboards and custom topics, but ratings history from the gap cannot be filled in, so subscribe before the trial ends if that history matters.
How much does Appbot cost?
Appbot's paid plans are Small at $59 per month, Medium at $119 per month and Large at From $219 per month.
Where can I try Appbot?
On its official website, appbot.co.
What counts as a source in Appbot?
In Appbot a source is one app in one app store, so the same app on iOS and Google Play counts as 2 sources. Each source includes reviews from all countries. Small tracks 5 sources, Medium 40 and Large 100 or more.







