# App Store and Google Play data API for AI agents

looot lists the app store operations of several data providers in one catalog. An agent searches apps on the Apple App Store or Google Play, reads one app's details, lists reviews, or reads the top charts and top-grossing apps for a country and category.

## Jobs an agent does

- Search a keyword and list the apps that rank for it.
- Read Google Play reviews of a competitor app and group them by complaint.
- Follow the top charts in a category and country.
- Check which apps top the grossing chart in a market.
- Pull the details of one app before a partnership call.

## Operations by job

- App reviews: Reviews of a Google Play app with rating, text, author, date and developer reply.
- Top charts: Top-ranked and top-grossing apps by country and category on the Apple App Store.
- Search and app details: Apps that match a query, and the detail page of one app.

## How the providers differ

SearchAPI.io covers both stores. It has Apple App Store search and charts, and a Google Play store listing and product page. Anysite covers Google Play search and reviews and takes a package name for reviews. The reviews operation returns developer replies, which the search operations do not. Which store has the better coverage for your country is best tested with one call each.

## Prompt

Use looot to search the Apple App Store for habit tracker apps in the US, list the top results with name, developer and rating, and show the price of each call first. Setup is in skill.md.

## Which app stores does looot cover?

The Apple App Store and Google Play, through operations for search, app details, reviews on Google Play and top charts on the Apple App Store.

## Do I need a developer account on either store?

No. Your agent calls the operations with a looot key. They read the public store pages.

## How do I read the reviews of a Google Play app?

Use the reviews operation with the package name. It returns rating, text, author, date and the developer reply where one exists.

## Can I see the top-grossing apps?

Yes. The Apple App Store has a top-grossing operation by country and category, and a top charts operation for ranked apps and games.

## Can I filter by country or language?

The Apple App Store search takes language and country filters, so the same query can return different results for different markets.

## What does an app search return?

App cards with name, developer and rating. The Google Play search from Anysite also returns installs and price, and the Apple App Store search can retrieve the detailed info of an app.

## How does my agent call a App Store and Google Play operation?

It connects to looot once, searches the catalog for the job, reads the input fields and the price, then runs the operation. Setup takes one line from skill.md, and the same key works for every provider.

## How is a App Store and Google Play call billed?

Per call, at the price shown on this page for that operation. The agent sees the price before the run, and the run is recorded with its cost in your ledger.

## Where do I find the full input and output fields?

Each operation has a reference page on docs.looot.ai with its input fields, an example call and the response. The For agents card on this page links the cheapest ones.

## Are the prices on this page current?

They are read from the live looot catalog every few minutes, so they change when a provider changes its price. When the catalog cannot be read, the page shows no numbers.

## Which App Store and Google Play operation should I start with?

Start with the cheapest operation in the job you need, which is listed first in its group. Check that it returns the fields your agent reads, and switch to another provider if it does not.

## Related pages

- /platforms/amazon
- /platforms/google-search
- /platforms/reddit
- /use-cases/data-enrichment

## Last reviewed

2026-10-04. The operation list, the counts and every price are read live from the catalog on the web page.

## For agents

Run any operation with POST /v1/runs and its endpointId. The full tool reference is on docs.looot.ai.

- **platform**: App Store and Google Play
- **setup**: https://looot.ai/skill.md
- **tool reference**: https://docs.looot.ai/reference/tools