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will you be able to provide a matrix of applications from developers in different regions/countries?

will you be able to provide a matrix of applications from developers in different regions/countries?

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What about average monthly downloads?

What about average monthly downloads?

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Apple, unfortunately, doesn’t make this known. Only if the developers choose to release it do we know anything. And that is rare and not enough to come to any real conclusions on.

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[...] are over 11,700 iPhone app publishers in the market right now, all vying for the chance to make their app the next [...]

So you can’t get rid of an app you are no longer happy with after it is on the App Store?

So you can’t get rid of an app you are no longer happy with after it is on the App Store?

Apps can be pulled at any time by the developers.

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Hi Jeff,

How do you compile these stats? Sure, you could do so manually, but that would take for ever (at least at first).

How did you determine that there are nearly 12,000 active publishers in the App Store?

Is there a feed or API to tap into??

Thanks,
Ed

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We have been grabbing data from the app store since it was first launched. These metrics are just the start of some of a analysis of that data.

Each app has a developer associated with it — we just count those to come up with that total.

And there's no API currently, but it's something we're looking into.

Cheers,
Jeff

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[...] very proud of it, after one week on the store and out of 45,000 apps, it’s a pretty good [...]

[...] Cross-reference the $45m figure with metrics on total application sales [...]

[...] found this site which uses unmodified release dates for apps to figure out the current delay in app approval.  [...]

is there an app for human resources management for a small business?

With over 50,000 apps available on the iPhone now and so many very useful but also somewhat invisible I wonder if there is a better search engine to find, access and evaluate them then on iTunes?

How are these measured? How could you possibly find out how many active publishers there are?

Yeah, that would be very useful!

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[...] 148Apps.biz – All about the business of developing iPhone apps. It’s also the home of the app store metrics . [...]

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Coming soon

Hi,

Another interesting statistic might be how many apps different developers produce.
e.g. of the 13900 developers, how many only produced 1 app, or 2 or 10 or 50+

Also, the above stats may be more meaningful/interesting if you could filter out or at least distinguish some of the apps that are repeats of the same basic one but submitted hundreds of times. e.g. Mapping apps, Translation apps, Fan Clubs, Essay Writing Wizard etc. Not sure how often this occurs but there have been suite a few recently.

Great site (and the .com one too). Interesting articles.
Cheers
Rob

I would like to see stats on how many units are sold, on average, for a game, an entertainment app etc.

Current stats are brilliant though! Thanks!

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[...] of June 29th 2009, according to 148apps.biz, more than 50,000 active applications from more than 14,000 publishers are available at the US [...]

[...] volume of new apps launched every day in the app store. Currently the app store is averaging over 300 new apps in the store every single day. That’s more new titles per day than most platforms see in a [...]

[...] how iTunes App Store is not a get-rich-quick scheme.  Or how hard it is to get noticed in the 50,000+ applications in the App Store with new apps hitting the virtual shelves every day. The above are all true, but no one seems to be [...]

[...] although the Education category is not the hotbed out of over 50,000 active apps on iTunes, it is the 5th largest category and has great potential for [...]

Just where do you get your delay data from???!!!

These days its about 2-3 weeks for approval on new apps and 2-4 weeks for approval on updates.

Lots of complaints from developers on that.

How can we get stats on how many active apps are available in certain countries? For instance, upon returning to China I noticed a number of apps – Flight Control, Paper Toss, etc – are not on the China App Store. Do you have info on # of apps in App store for each country?

Very interesting data.
I would be very much interested in knowing the number of apps/ publishers not only in the US app store but also in some other European and ROW App stores. It would be great to also have the application category distribution for them.
Any idea where I could get such a kind of data?
Thnaks
Alessandro

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It would also be good to know the number of paid vs. free apps.

That's available on the App Prices page here: http://148apps.biz/app-store-metrics/?mpage=app…

We evaluate all of the approval dates for new apps only. And while I am sure that there are a lot of long approval delays, I'm not sure that can be said for every app. My guess is that the people with the longest delays are the most vocal about it, so that's what you read the most. There are 300+ apps approved each day and we don't hear from the vast majority of the developers of those apps that the delay for approval was extraordinary.

Just a thought. Yes there is a problem with app approval delays, but I don't think it's as system wide as people make it out to be.

Jeff

[...] 58,088 active apps in the US app store today, and 300 new ones added every day, will the growth ever [...]

[...] 58,088 active apps in the US app store today, and 300 new ones added every day, will the growth ever [...]

Can you give the number of downloads and the distribution?

Only Apple and the developers know the download numbers. This isn't generally made public except on occasional cases by developers.

[...] 148 apps.biz [...]

Yikes. I'm on day 19 for a new app, with no sign of anything from Apple. And it's a simple simple app.

Where do you get the submission date? I know I keep advancing the availability date because I'm told that will increase its “new” period when (if?) it does get approved.

For your numbers to be right, each 2 week approval would have to be balanced by an almost instant approval (or two 3-day approvals or 3 4-day approvals etc.) I know you guys are experienced and I'm a newb but this doesn't feel remotely accurate.

And I haven't seen one developer claim a less than 7 day approval for a new app–you're claiming the mean is less than that.

I guess I really need to look around and figure out what I did wrong… well at least I'll quote your stats when I contact Apple!

[...] the full breakdown here Share this [...]

loving the data. Would really like to know most popular App in each category by downloads – is this available?
Would be great to know the number of Apps by country too

I think new apps take longer to approve than updates. I submitted 3 apps at the same time and the 2 updates were approved within a week and back to back, whereas the new app still hasn't been approved and essentially has very similar features. (The update is the “Lite” version and the new is the full version)

Oh, so my actual question. Would it be possible to track approval times of updates vs. new submissions?

[...] over at 148apps.biz there’s some nifty metrics not seen elsewhere about submission count and approval delay and so forth; but sticking to our [...]

[...] updates and expirations for a moment.  According to the always excellent sources at 148Apps, roughly 77% of the apps in the store are paid (they claim to update their data daily, so this should be current [...]

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Does anyone know if most of the downloads are being done from pc or from the iphones / ipods?

Are there any stats on the split?

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Is it possible to show the distribution of apps by file size ?

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Great information, thanks. Would love to see a list of the most prolific publishers as well, is that easy to provide.

Are there Apps that have any recurring revenue per month feature to them versus the one time sell. Also, are the Apps developed and available for a specific timeframe and then expire if not renewed.

Where do you get your approval delay numbers? They do not seem to reflect the current reality. They might have been semi-accurate before WWDC. But not since then.

[...] — This blog doesn’t get updated very often, but I refer back to their App Store Metrics page several times each week, especially when I’m writing anything about the App Store, or [...]

[...] is longer than the average reported by 148 apps, [...]

[...] The most popular categories of Apps are Games (18%,) Entertainment (14%,) Books (13%,) Travel (7%,) and Utilities (7%.)  See the full list of categories. [...]

[...] claim that the App Store had 1.5 billion downloads in its first year. Multiply that 1.5 billion by the $2.50 average price for an app and you get a total of about $3.75 billion. However, Barnard points out that if you used AdMob’s [...]

I agree with Daniel 100%. I have a game submitted that hit the 9 day late mark today and it is still in review. It is incredibly simplistic and less than 10MB so its not a taxing app to figure out or test other than the fact its in the line-up with the rest of the “In Review” apps. I can understand that.

However, your numbers wouldn't reflect the true delay if my simplistic app is 9 days late. How could it be possible that the apps within the last 7 days are only 2.56 days late and the last 14 days are 5.04 late and my app that has been sitting there 23 days is 9 days late UNLESS they are being approved out of order.

Your numbers are telling me they are selecting specific apps to approve over and above others and are not processing them on a first in first out basis.

Can anyone explain the numbers better to me here? I'm just not seeing it.

[...] a tiny bit more effort into the app submission process.  On the other hand, 148Apps.biz is currently reporting that there are 18,639 active publishers supporting the App Store, so perhaps Apple just figures [...]

http://148apps.biz/app-store-metrics/
In the Aug 2009 count of submissions, it looks as though a figure is missing from the end of each of the totals. So Games should be 420 etc – then 14/day makes sense.

The numbers you mention match up with the count of submissions for this month (September).

42 games = 14/day on September 3rd

Cheers,
Jeff

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[...] just not that big of a power-user.  However what is not surprising from the article is that people are cheap.  The average price of the purchased applications is just above a dollar while as the median [...]

Suggest you add the metric – average value of paid apps – ie talking off the apps that are free – it pushes the average paid app to around $3.60

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[...] is of course much better, but top 100 and you start getting noticed by soft browsers). With over 75,000 apps  in the app store, its extremely difficult to get into the top 100 overall (not category specific) without a brand [...]

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[...] without doubt 10,000 applications is a considerable catalogue, 148apps.biz is reporting that 76,085 applications are currently available in the Apple App [...]

[...] Es impresionante ver como la plataforma Android ha crecido de forma rápida y constante como una opción a plataformas como AppStore de Apple que cuenta con más de 76.000 aplicaciones, según se reporta en 148apps.biz. [...]

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[...] without doubt 10,000 applications is a considerable catalogue, 148apps.biz is reporting that 76,085 applications are currently available in the Apple App [...]

[...] Despite the tremendous growth in mobile applications, it was not simply a self-congratulation session. There was some discussion about “developer rancor” over the Apple’s “lengthy” application approval process. Dan Turchin, CEO of Aeroprise, noted that the App Store is only 1 year old and yet there are 83,000 apps with over 1.8 billion downloads! Growing pains are to be expected. Turchin explained that Apple has 44 full-time staff that does nothing but review apps for approval. By his estimation, Apple’s staff is doing yeoman’s work given the sheer (massive) volume of apps that are submitted every day. Turchin also directed the audience to review the site 148apps.biz for App Store metrics. According to the site, Apple’s average app approval timeframe is 12.82 days. A bit quicker than the 20 days mentioned during the panel discussion. For those who are curious, there’s plenty of interesting App Store data > HERE [...]

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Great information. What would you suggest as great avenues of promotion for recently released apps? We released “Print Magic” that allows for wireless printing to any IPP wifi printer or mac shared printer and would like to get the word out.

[...] The most popular categories of Apps are Games (17%,) Books (14%,) Entertainment (14%,) Travel (7%,) and Education (7%.)  See the full list of categories. [...]

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I would love any information anyone has regarding apps in the medical/health & wellness area. I am looking to put convert our natural fertility program http://www.circlebloom.com into an itunes app and just not sure how well it would do. It would be priced at $130, much higher than the average app price, but it is over 6 hours of audio medical content.

Any thoughts would be helpful!

[...] the huge number of games in the App Store, over 15,000 at last count, there has yet to be a full 3D basketball game. NBA Live will change that. While we [...]

any take on the breakout between free and paid apps? Seems like we are seeing a lot more paid apps than free recently

[...] surprisingly, the majority of the titles driving demand are entertainment specific (books, entertainment and games).  And among all categories, games have been the most [...]

[...] metrics from 148apps.biz (highly [...]

[...] The AppStore has 91.000 active applications as now. [...]

[...] the terms.  While the major studios had a reasonable block, I can’t see that happening with the 22,000+ different app [...]

[...] currently available. Another site that we’ve referenced in the past called 148apps.com shows 101,446 apps are [...]

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This is a fantastic resource!

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[...] 148Apps.biz has broken down the applications in the US App Store by price, category and release date (hat-tip to Phillip Elmer-DeWitt). According to 148App.biz’s charts, Games take up the largest percentage of iPhone apps, with 16% of the total. Entertainment and Books follow with 13% each. [...]

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I'm going to take a shot in the dark here but I'm thinking of those 100,000 apps a good number of them double count the free / trialwares version as well. One could argue that it's only one app not two. So are we celebrating 100,000 apps or 100,000 items that are downloadable?

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The Apple App Store has been keeping its app rankings frozen for over 24 hours — with no indication that Apple considers this situation either important or remediable. These unacceptable events have been coming more and more often — the previous freeze, 48 hours, occurred Nov. 4-5 — and have invariably preceded days of seriously erroneous statistics and records once App Sore record-keeping resumed trying to display any new or accumulated stats. How will this wreckage affect 148Apps and (of course) the Apple corporation throughout the foreseeable future?

[...] Store just hit 100,000 apps which is an amazing statistic within itself. If you take a look at the App Store Metrics on 148Apps.Biz you will find that Games make up 16.9%, Entertainment makes up 13.86% and Books come [...]

[...] Store just hit 100,000 apps which is an amazing statistic within itself. If you take a look at the App Store Metrics on 148Apps.Biz you will find that Games make up 16.9%, Entertainment makes up 13.86% and Books come [...]

[...] of these numbers are taken from this place and this place. I think there is nothing controversial in the numbers [...]

[...] chart gives you the price distribution for September for non-game apps: Price distribution [...]

[...] les App Store Metrics de 148apps.biz l’App Store comptait en Novembre 2009 [...]

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This data can be very useful – I am just wondering where you get it from and how reliable it is… Also I am wondering what happened to the 15871 Apps that aren't available for download anymore…

[...] Apple now offers 126,939 applications available for download in the iTunes App store (as of 1/3/2010… commands 41.5% of US smartphone handset data requests, and is on track to sell over 40 million [...]

[...] “the competition”, there’s really no disagreeing with him. At present, there are some 127,632 applications available for the iPhone and iPod touch, according to 148Apps.biz which tracks such things. There are a little over 4,000 available for [...]

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[...] [...]

Thanks for the insight! I used some of your data for my research on the Top100 Free Apps on the UK store.
http://azitravel.com/blog/2010/01/top-100-apps-…

HI All,

I am considering development of a health and fitness related app and would like to know the search statistics ( i.e. how often is a specific keywords searched in the app store) and sales statistics for a specific apps (i.e. app X has ___ downloads/purchases). Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!!

This is so great.. Thousands of application are listed. I hope it will grow more and more by time.

what catagory would you to class tarot in please? and can you give me the active stats figures for this category please?

Thanks for publishing this site. The metrics information is useful, but where can i get information about downloads per category? Thanks,
Jeff

pretty numbers

any idea if you will be covering iPAD apps too?

Is it possible for you to share where you are getting this information?

Is it possible for you to share where you are getting that information?

That's excellent information, I wonder though, how many apps were bumped in the “cleaning up the content” review? Anyone know?

Can you provide statistics about sales per country or region

Any possible way of obtaining how many applications are downloaded each month, and then individual application downloads in each category. (Utilities, Education Games Ect…?) best/worst application sales for each category as well?

This is good information

Is there any information/statistics on downloads and what people are searching for in the App Store? (most popular keywords etc.)

Guys,

I am doing research on the profitability on the iPhone and I was wondering where you get these numbers from? Where does the information come from?

is there some way by which I can enter an application name and know about it's popularity ? eg. how many downloads till date ?

I would like a list of all the apps and a summary of what each app does. I can't find that information anywhere even at the App Store. Send it to my email or email me the web location for this information. Please don't say just try Apple or the App Store because I did. I would much rather speak to someone and have that list mailed to me if possible. I am not interested in the iPhone as a phone but I am aware of at least one application (I Speak Spanish) I would love to have..

I wanna my magazine 'fashionbiz(www.fashionbiz.co.kr)' up load in APP Store. But i'm sorry only korean magazine, in korea. what can i do for it.. please teach me..^^

Hi Debbi.

Did you get the list of apps you wanted. If you did pls do share with me thru e-mail.

Hi Jeroen,

I am very much interested in knowing more about your research findings.. Would it be possible for you to share your findings with me?

Thanks

Nice one. I have stumbled and twittered this for my friends. Others no doubt will like it like I did.

Did you get an answer to this question? Dan

Did you get an answer to this question? Dan

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[...] Secondly, the intense pricing pressure causes many developers to start off at a low price or quickly drop their price to $0.99, a figure that makes it extremely difficult to break even much less make any profit. According to the website 148apps.biz, almost 42% of all apps (games included) are priced at $0.99. Figure 1.1 shows a range of apps, from free to $9.99, and their percentage totals on the App Store. You’ll notice that 77% of all apps sold are at $1.99 or lower. Figure 1.1 iPhone app prices tend to be bunched down at the $1.99 level and lower. Source: http://www.148apps.biz [...]

This is good information

Oh this topic… Did you get the answer to this question? Dan Nice to visit your site. Wish you post another good topic like this. I will wait to read it.

I'd like to know the relationship of free apps to paid apps in each category?

And I'd like to know the relationship of free apps to paid apps for all apps downloaded to date.

And as I'm a curious guy, I'd like to know the relationship of free apps to paid apps for all apps refused/turned down by Apple

Its one thing for Apple to claim a total number of apps sold (actually Apples using the total number of apps downloaded free and paid, I believe). But the true numbers that tell you anything, are the total number of free apps compared to paid apps….

I have a question on the categorization of apps. Are those exclusive, that is, each app is assigned a single category? Or would I find an app that's a musical trivia game in several categories, for instance. I'm trying to design a research project around iPhone use, and this factor plays into it.

Would you happen to have the Number of Active Publishers in the US App Store on a monthly basis? Please let me know if you have this information published anywhere.

Thank you!

[...] that with the 198,355 apps from 38,928 developers (from 148apps.biz). 0.05% hardly counts as [...]

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I wonder how hard would it be to include metrics of other countries appstores, as I have realized that these metrics are only focused on US's.

If you have any procedure for data extracting and processing, I will be glad in help you out with Spanish one, or maybe scripting something to retrieve metrics for all app stores.

We are working on it at AppsMetrix, an estimation model is being built and should come out in a few weeks

One app can be listed in several different categories

I uploaded snatchboard the other week to the app store, which was fine, however I am getting frustrated with the update ability and the general upload issues with the itunes connect, it seems to get stuck in “upload received” and there is no way to remove a rejected app from there. Apart from that I think its a good experience!

[...] pricing. We've heard pricing average stats before, including that the average app price seems to be hovering right around three dollars. But a firm in the Netherlands has done some more research into current iPad and iPhone app prices, [...]

Do you know how many apps support which languages?

Is ther eany way to find a relationship of the number of “trial” apps that are identical to paid apps? ie- any way to determine how many duplicates there are for “trial” or “free” purposes?

Great stuff, thank you. Would you have the same info for Android, Blackberry, Nokia? Thanks!

Do you have any information on app downloads?

Approval delay on Application update would be nice. Unless it is considered as application approval and then said so.

Average iPhone Application Approval Delay

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Hi, a little question about the number of submissions:

According to Steve Jobs at Live WWDC 2010, the number of submissed apps are about 15k per week (search for “15k” at page http://live.gdgt.com/2010/06/07/live-wwdc-2010-…).

Your stats tells me that there at most 25k app submissions per month (dec 2009), i.e. around 6k apps per week.

How can this be? May your stat be a bit wrong, or may Jobs have made a wrong statement? I'm asking because I'm going to write a few (hopefully correct) lines about these numbers.

How many apps are downloaded daily?

That 15k number includes updates. This number is for new applications only.

approval delay on update is classed as the same as a new submission.

[...] are approximately 5700 applications categorized as News in the App Store, according to 148Apps.biz, making up a little over 2.5% of the overall store. Nonetheless, competition between News [...]

Incredibly helpful page, thanks!

Does anybody happen to know how many of the 44,870 current publishers actually made over $150 in order to get a check from Apple?

$1 Billion revenue paid by Apple could (in theory) represent $3000 / app. Considering most non-book apps cost at least $20,000 to develop (ie 2 people 2-4 weeks), most are already taking a heavy loss. If you consider that the apps in the top 10 were bringing in over $10-$100K/day, it leaves very little.

I'd be surprised if anybody got a check from Apple if they weren't in the top 500 at the end of the year.

I'd be very surprised if more than 0.1% of the developers actually made more money than they spent.

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[...] could cite superlatives from here until the App Store’s next birthday — over 225,000 apps live in the store, [...]

[...] would lead to revenue of $11.7M per year and $4.68 per install. The average cost of a paid app ($2.98) is less than the revenue generated for a free install of [...]

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Thanks for the data. The harder question to get answered is the sales data for content within apps. Apple includes the sale of content (i.e. – books, game add-ons) in their ecosystem, but I haven’t been able to find any statistics on those sales. Got any ideas?

[...] ————————————————————— the number of free apps in the store stands at 74,525, which is 29.55 per cent of the total. the average app price is $2.67 (£1.72). Impressive numbers, considering the iPhone app store is 2-years-old. what are your thoughts on the Apple iPhone app store in comparison to other platform app stores? We’d like to know what you think – tell us on Twitter and Facebook. Via: 148Apps.biz [...]

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[...] is an interesting set of figures released by the analysis firm 148apps.biz; they have found that the average price for an iPhone game is just $1.24, which is low when you [...]

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would be really great to get a historical analysis of growth within each App Store category — anyone know where I might find that? Thanks

Hello there folks! I just want to clarify something, are the top five apps that are up there worldwide stats or just the U S???

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What category would magazine apps fall under?

Does anyone know the number of games that have been downloaded from the iTunes Store to date or where I can find the information?

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Great information, Thanks for compiling and publishing this. Are there any stats available about the download trends for an app? I know all apps are different, but are there any trends that show that downloads for a free app increase at a linear pace or that they spike initially and level off, etc. I’m creating my sales forecast for a new app I’m developing and I’m looking for some data (anecdotal if that’s all there is) to use when making my assumptions.

This is very helpful for doing research!

I would like to know how people do when they update the applications, do most of the people use Update all, or do they update each app individually?

I’m a little bit confused…..I used explore function in App Store and I have counted about 120.000 apps….So there are two possibility:

1) I don’t know something about this count

2) The explore function by App Store doesn’t show all apps (but I think this is so strange!)

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That is a very good question .

Good resource to use for research, what is an average download per day ? any idea or suggestion ?

anyone know what the percentage of people that have paid for an app is?

Does anyone knows where to find a download count of the best “fun, games” apps?

a bit old but http:/www.appsmetrix.com estimates top downloads – I’m gonna update this in December

Of the apps that are submitted how many are accepted by the app store?

It would be handy, if 148apps would track the distribution of OS levels used in apps submitted. For instance, I would be quite interested in a breakdown of how many apps support multitasking.

It would be really good to gauge how good our development is in terms of getting a view of average % first time submission success. Do you think this is available?

How many “game Apps” are downloaded a day? Do you know any age bracket or demographic information on who is downloading these Apps?

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If someone is developing an app geared towards photographers, how much emphasis should be put on the iPhone, how much on the iPad and how much on the Android?

Where do inactive apps go?
I propose after 5 years of inactivity, Apple donate them (and the tools to operate) to the Internet Archives.

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Apps there on day gone the next. Wanted Moe’s Notepad for iPad saw it the other day now it’s gone!

does anyone have the data that breaks down the number of apps by developer or publisher? I had this at a job interview and couldn’t find the info anywhere!!!

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Do you have stats on how long it takes Apple to begin making payments after your app hits the store?

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About 100 games submitted every day is really baffling. That’s more you can play…

And still, more companies seem to be investing in iPhone game development:
http://www.previewlabs.com/smartphone-game-development/

The clue is that almost everyone have a smartphone in a few years from now, so it will remain interesting to develop games for these platforms.

You well control apps are in standard form only. They need to be on metric as well.

Roughly $868,778.04 (351,732 apps multiplied by $2.47 average price)

You have to also take in to account the fact that any changes or updates to an app have to approved by Apple. So it may well be the case that of the 100 games submitted in one day, 80 may be games already in the App store that have an update being added.
Though it still is a staggering number.

I’m not sure if this includes updates; looking at the numbers, I would expect an even larger growth if updates were included…
http://148apps.biz/app-store-metrics/?mpage=submission

It seems they are tracking release dates, so this probably doesn’t include updates and disapproved submissions.

Well, it’s still guesswork… Has anyone some numbers about how the number of updates compares to the number of initial (approved) submissions?

Thanks for this great effort!
I had a comment regarding the “Most Ppopular Categories” section: won’t it make more sense to classify this section by the number of downloads rather than the number of active apps? Thanks!

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that´s not the issue, it´s the fact that AppStore was able to sell that “stock” approximately 2000 times in 2010, that’s what I call “stock rotation”, to achieve US$ 1.7bn in revenue.

I’m not sure if this includes updates; looking at the numbers, I would expect an even larger growth if updates were included…

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This is one of my favorite websites about app stats.
I just posted an article about the 400.000 app mark on the Dutch blog http://appontwikkelen.nl/

Where are you getting the Android Market statistics from? Try something like this page, which is perhaps more reliable than your source: http://www.androlib.com/appstats.aspx
Maybe you could write an article about how the Android Market is expected to overtake the Apple App Store in terms of total app number within 3 months if developers continue at their present rate? Or perhaps how the Apple App Store is comprised of mainly paid apps, where as the Android Market is primarily free apps? Or even that the Android Market presently has more free apps than the Apple App Store?

You say “perhaps” a lot in your post. “Perhaps” Apple is on a roll, and will for the first time in its history, overtake all other manufacturers out there. They certainly are doing what customers want. (And this is coming from a PC game developer of 20 years. Before that I developed for the Amiga. But the writing was on the wall for the Amiga, just as it is for the consumer tablet/phone market. I think this will be Apple’s time to shine.)

I’m not sure if this includes updates; looking at the numbers, I would expect an even larger growth if updates were included…

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Does anyone know of a resource for finding out the amount of downloads on certain iOS apps?  With Android it shows you how many times an app has been downloaded right there in the Android Market, next to the app!

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Hey, I’ve dome some of this on http://appsmetrix.com last year, you can find a longer answer on quora to same question: http://www.quora.com/Digital-Media/Where-can-I-find-download-stats-of-Top-iPhone-iPad-Apps
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Did you stop updating app store metrics? Last stats date back more than two weeks.. You used to have daily updates and it was my primary source for App Store’s status. Does anybody know any reliable alternative websites for same data?

Current update date is 8/29.  Stats are updated once per week, on Mondays.

what is the current size of the app store and what is the proportion of free to paid apps. also what is the volume of apps downloaded( free and paid separate)?? 

strange, last week, 471,319 active apps… 8,000 less this week??

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This pricing info per app varies significantly from a recent Distimo report, putting the avg. app price of an iPhone app store app at $3.30.  Am I misinterpreting the data?

I wanted to check the latest app store metrics. But it says service is temporarily unavailable….
Can you point me the location where I can get the latest stats…

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