Uprate vs App Radar
App Radar is the ASO tool that touches your listing: a store listing editor that pushes metadata live to both stores, keyword data in 100 and more countries, and AI replies with a monthly quota. Uprate writes the copy and the replies itself, checks the release before Apple sees it, and starts free with one app.
| What | Uprate | App Radar |
|---|---|---|
| Reviews and replies | ||
| One inbox for both stores | Both stores in one queue, sorted by what needs you first | App Store and Google Play in one dashboard, unresolved reviews first |
| Review translation | Translated as it lands, so no review waits on a language | Auto-translate, and replies translated into the reviewer's language |
| Reply drafts in the reviewer's language | Drafted as reviews arrive once auto-draft is on, in your tone, learned from your past replies | Templates and 50 replies a month on Essentials; AI suggestions from Growth (100 a month), 200 on Scale |
| Auto-reply rules | Five-star thank-yous can go out on their own; the delay lets you catch one first (Indie and up) | Reply Automation with AI is listed on the pricing page; its rules and conditions are not described |
| Knowledge base behind replies | Answers pull from your own docs, PDF or Markdown (Studio and up) | Not described on their public pages |
| Spam and policy flags | Spam, fake and policy issues flagged with the report text ready to paste (Studio and up) | Not described on their public pages |
| Topics and anomaly alerts | A bad build shows up as a pattern the day it ships, not as a rating three weeks later; topics on Studio and up | AI review summaries with themes and feature requests (Growth and up), Slack alerts for new reviews; no anomaly alerts described |
| Ratings and sentiment over time | Rating trends per store and country, sentiment split, response time and coverage | Ratings overview by country over time, new versus total ratings, AI summaries of sentiment |
| Reply impact and team reports | How many ratings went up after a reply, and from which star to which; no per-agent reports | Not described on their public pages |
| Review history | Imported when you connect a store; the whole backlog can be drafted in one pass | Not described on their public pages |
| Releases and submissions | ||
| Pre-submission checks | Version, build number, bundle ID, encryption, age rating, category, privacy URL and screenshots checked before you press submit | Not described on their public pages |
| App Review guideline check | 26 App Review rules checked against your code and listing, each finding with its evidence | Not described on their public pages |
| Builds and uploads | Expo builds triggered for you, or your IPA or AAB uploaded, to TestFlight or internal testing | Not described on their public pages |
| Submit for review | Sent to review only when you say so; a first release needs your sign-off | Not described on their public pages |
| Rejection help | Apple's reason in plain English and a resubmit button | Not described on their public pages |
| Release monitoring | Review status followed until approved; a release regression alert from reviews | The App Timeline tracks your metadata and creative updates and their impact; no review status |
| Listing and ASO | ||
| Listing check | Weak fields named with the fix, in the editor; 1 a month on Free, 10 on Indie, 50 on Studio | Store Listing Recommendations flag rule breaks such as duplicate or low-volume keywords; an ASO Score per country |
| Drafted listing copy | New copy per field and language, shown as a diff with the reason | AI keyword and listing recommendations; the text itself is yours to write in the editor |
| Publish to the store | One click: live on Google Play, drafted into App Store Connect (Indie and up) | The Store Listing Editor pushes metadata live to both stores from one interface, with a bulk editor for localizations |
| Keyword rank tracking | Your rank read once a day from Apple's own search results | Real-time ranks per country; 500 keywords on Essentials, 1,500 on Growth |
| Keyword popularity and difficulty | Autocomplete evidence and top-ten difficulty; no invented search volume | Search volume and difficulty from a 45 million keyword database |
| Competitor intelligence | Competitor reviews digested: rating, sentiment, topics and what to build next; 1 competitor on Free, 2 on Indie, 10 on Studio | Competitor keywords, metadata history, creatives, featurings and download estimates; 25 competitors on Essentials |
| New language drafts | A new language drafted from your copy in one action | Automatic keyword translation and bulk localization updates; listing copy in a new language not described |
| Screenshots and icon | Sets generated and localized, pushed to Google Play (Indie and up) | Competitor creatives library and bulk download for your design team; nothing generated |
| A/B experiments | Before and after reads; native A/B tests not automated | Competitors' A/B tests tracked; running your own is not described |
| Plans and pricing | ||
| Free plan | 1 app, 100 credits a month | None; a 7-day trial that asks for a credit card |
| Entry plan | Indie $29 a month: 2 apps, 500 credits | Essentials €69 a month (€58 yearly): 2 apps, 500 keywords, 25 competitors, 1 seat, 50 replies |
| Team plan | Studio $79 a month: 5 apps, 5 members, Slack and Teams | Growth €169 a month (€141 yearly): 10 apps, 1,500 keywords, 2 seats, 100 AI replies; Scale €299 with 5 seats |
| Users | 1 seat until Studio, then 5; unlimited on Enterprise | 1 seat on Essentials, 2 on Growth, 5 on Scale |
| Pricing intelligence | Every market's price on one screen with outliers flagged; nothing changes without you (Indie and up) | Not described on their public pages |
| Integrations | Slack and Teams (Studio and up), email, GitHub, Expo, in-app SDK | Google Play Console, App Store Connect, Slack, BI exports; API as an add-on; Apple Ads through SplitMetrics Acquire |
| Stores beyond Apple and Google | App Store and Google Play only | Every page names the App Store and Google Play; no other store is mentioned |
- Included
- Partly, or with limits
- Not included
- Not described on their public pages
How we checked
The App Radar column comes from App Radar's public pages linked above, read on the verification date: the pricing page for plans, limits and the feature matrix, and the ASO automation, reviews, keyword and AI pages for features. Their pages mention both a 7-day and a 14-day trial; we quote the pricing page. The Uprate column comes from the product as it ships today. If something on the App Radar side has changed or reads unfairly, email [email protected] and we will correct it.
Choose Uprate if
- You want the copy written for you, not an editor waiting for it.
- You want replies drafted for every review from the free plan, and the release and the listing handled by the same agent.
- You build with Expo or upload your own builds and want the submission handled, with your click as the only gate.
- You want reviews, releases, listings and pricing in one place, starting free with one app.
Choose App Radar if
- You update metadata for many apps and localizations at once and want a bulk editor that pushes to both stores.
- You want keyword data, competitor creatives and featurings in one ASO dashboard for €69 a month.
- You run Apple Ads through SplitMetrics and want the ASO side next to it.
- You want weekly AI summaries of your own and your competitors' reviews.
If you choose Uprate
This is your Friday.
- Two apps, four languages, one Friday.The listing check names the weak field in each language, drafts the copy, shows the diff with the reason, and pushes it to Google Play with one click (Indie and up). App Store copy waits in a draft version for your next release.
- The reviews came in while you were shipping.With auto-draft on, every new review has a reply waiting in the reviewer's language, drafted from your past replies. You approve or edit them; with auto-reply on, the five-star thank-yous already went out on their own.
- You press submit at five.Before you press submit, Uprate has checked version, build number, bundle ID, encryption, age rating, category, privacy URL, screenshots and 26 App Review rules. If Apple rejects it, the reason arrives in plain English with a resubmit button.
Try it on one app
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The Free plan covers one app, reply drafts and submission checks. Nothing goes live until you approve it.
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