Comparisons · AppFollow
ASOClimb vs AppFollow
AppFollow is first a review and feedback platform. It pulls feedback from the App Store, Google Play, Steam, Discord, Reddit, Trustpilot and custom sources into one place, with ASO and competitor tracking next to it.
Side by side
| ASOClimb | AppFollow | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $10/month, or $100/year | Not published. The pricing page is a "Talk to us" form |
| How you buy | Card, self-serve, cancel yourself | Contact sales; the page also offers "Try AppFollow for free" |
| Main job | Keyword research and daily observed ranks | Review and feedback management, with ASO tools |
| Feedback sources | App Store and Google Play reviews | App Store, Google Play, Steam, Discord, Reddit, Trustpilot, custom sources |
| Integrations | Weekly email digest, signed webhook or Slack feed, REST and MCP | 20+ services, including Zendesk, Slack and Tableau, plus an MCP and AI toolkit |
| Free tier | 1 app, 25 keywords, no card | Not stated publicly |
Where AppFollow is better
- Feedback from far more places than the two app stores, including Steam, Discord, Reddit and Trustpilot.
- Support team tooling: AI review management, workflow automation and 20+ integrations such as Zendesk and Tableau.
- Enterprise extras listed on their site: ISO 27001 certification, a 99.5% uptime figure for Enterprise, and a consultancy service.
Where ASOClimb is better
- A price you can read and pay today without a sales call.
- Keyword tracking is the core of the product: 1,500 keywords observed daily across 50 apps on the paid plan.
- A free tier you can keep using, with no card.
Do not buy ASOClimb if…
If your main problem is answering thousands of reviews across stores, games platforms and social channels, with a support team in Zendesk, AppFollow is built for that and ASOClimb is not. ASOClimb is for the developer who mainly wants to know where their apps rank and what to change.