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Looking for an AppFollow alternative

AppFollow's centre of gravity is reviews: collecting them across stores, routing them, replying at scale, and reporting on sentiment. ASO tracking sits alongside that. If the reason you opened a tool was "where do I rank and who's ahead of me", you're buying a workflow you won't use.

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The jobAppFollowStorelift
Reply to reviews at scale, with roles and SLAsBuilt for itNot offered
Sentiment and tagging across many appsBuilt for itNot offered
Daily keyword rank with 7 and 30-day movementIncludedThe product
Which apps rank above you, per keywordLimitedName, rating, reviews, age
Read reviews and star distributionDeep — both storesiOS today, Google Play in progress
Team seats on the free tier5Not offered
Entry priceFree · $179/mo$0, then $12/mo
Two honest caveats. AppFollow's pricing page renders its tiers in the browser and returned nothing we could read; Free / $179 / $599 come from third-party listings, not from AppFollow — check the source link before deciding. And AppFollow's free tier includes five team seats, which Storelift has on no tier at all. Checked August 2026.

When AppFollow is the right choice

Pick Storelift when the recurring question is about visibility rather than conversation: which keywords you rank for, which competitors stand between you and the top, whether a term is searched at all, and what changed since last week.

What Storelift does do with reviews

Reviews are measured, not managed. You get the store review feed with a star distribution you can filter by, and the breakdown per app version — enough to answer "what did the one-star reviews say after the release", which is the question that touches ranking. There is no reply workflow, and adding one isn't planned: replying requires write access to your App Store Connect and Play Console accounts, and Storelift asks only for read-only credentials.

That feed is on the free tier rather than behind an upgrade, because a rating drop is exactly the thing you need to see on the day it happens.

Frequently asked

Can I reply to reviews from Storelift?

No. Replies happen in App Store Connect and Play Console. Storelift reads the public review feed so you can see distribution, movement and per-version breakdown next to your rank.

Do I lose review history by switching?

The public review feed is re-read from the store, so what's publicly visible comes back. Internal tags, assignments and reply templates are workflow data and don't transfer — that's the real cost of leaving a review platform.

Which one should a solo developer pick?

If you answer your own reviews in the store console anyway, a review platform is overhead. Rank measurement is the part you can't do by hand across countries and keywords, day after day.

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