Honest ranges
Estimates are shown as low–high ranges with a confidence level. When we don't have enough data, we say so.
AppMagic alternative
AppTrendKit is a free alternative to AppMagic for the iOS App Store. Every download and revenue estimate comes with a range and a confidence level, so you know how much to trust it.
Free during the beta · no credit card · no signup to browse
Estimates are shown as low–high ranges with a confidence level. When we don't have enough data, we say so.
Explore, top charts, categories, countries and publishers all share one simple, consistent design.
App Store keyword difficulty and competition by country, to plan your ASO alongside market data.
Search any iOS app or sort the catalog by estimated downloads or revenue. No account needed.
Switch countries and categories to see where apps are growing and how crowded a market is.
Create a free account to export CSVs, keep watchlists and get alerts when apps move.
| AppTrendKit | AppMagic | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free during the beta | Free tier plus paid plans |
| iOS download and revenue estimates | Yes | Yes |
| Google Play (Android) | Not yet | Yes |
| Built for | Indie developers, small studios and marketers | Publishers, studios and analysts |
AppMagic is a trademark of its owner. AppTrendKit is not affiliated with or endorsed by AppMagic. Details about AppMagic are based on publicly available information as of September 2026 and may have changed, so check their website for current features and pricing.
It depends on what you need. AppMagic covers both iOS and Google Play. AppTrendKit focuses on the iOS App Store and on clear estimates, charts and keywords for indie developers and small teams.
If you need Google Play data or features beyond iOS market and keyword research, AppMagic may be the better fit.
Yes, AppTrendKit is free during the beta. You can browse without an account, and a free account adds CSV exports, watchlists and alerts.
We model downloads and revenue from public App Store signals such as chart positions and ratings. Every estimate is shown as a range with a confidence level, and the methodology page explains how it works.