Three counts per rival
Head to head (you both rank), we miss (only they rank) and ours alone (only you rank). Filter the list by any of the three.
Head to head compares your rank with your rivals' on every search you track, and lists the searches they rank for that you do not track yet.

Uptika's head-to-head page compares your rank with your rivals' on the searches you track and gives three counts per rival: searches you both rank for, searches only they rank for and searches only you rank for.
Head to head (you both rank), we miss (only they rank) and ours alone (only you rank). Filter the list by any of the three.
Keywords your rivals ranked for in the last 14 days that you do not track, up to 300. Track the ones you pick in one click.
Two to four apps in one storefront: rating, rating count, Google Play installs and daily gain, 7-day rating growth, version, category, price, description length and screenshot count.
The compared apps' keyword ranks in one table, up to 300 keywords: yours, or the searches they ranked for in the last 14 days.
Uptika suggests the apps that rank around you; add any app by link, id or package.
In every daily reading, your rank and your rivals' are set side by side for each search you track.
Track the searches you miss, work them into your text and see your rank the next day.
Head to head and compare are on every plan. Free follows 1 rival per app; Starter follows 5, from $29 a month.
Per app: 1 on Free, 5 on Starter, 10 on Growth, 30 on Portfolio.
Yes. Add any app from either store; the comparison runs in one country storefront.
No, Apple does not publish them. The comparison shows rating count and 7-day rating growth for the App Store, and the listing's install count and daily difference for Google Play.
Yes, on every plan. The plan only changes how many rivals you can follow.
Know the day a rival changes its title.
See the featureWhat did your rival change, and did it work?
See the featureFind your next keyword in the store itself.
See the featureHow to pick app store rivals, read their listings, infer their keywords, log their changes, and why rival names never belong in your metadata.
Read the guideA repeatable ASO keyword research method using free store data: find searches, score relevance, popularity and difficulty, then place them in the right fields.
Read the guideMeasures one search term in up to 10 countries on both stores: popularity, difficulty and each market's top 3 apps in one table.
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