Every ASO tool's real price, in one table
Six tools people shop against SonarTree, with the pricing each one actually publishes. Where a vendor publishes nothing, this page says so rather than guessing.
SonarTree is one of the tools on this page, and it is ours. It is also pre-launch, so it is compared on what it does today rather than on anything planned. Every competitor figure was read from that company's own public pages on 2026-08-25 and links back to the page it came from. Nothing here is estimated, and where a vendor does not publish a number, this page prints that instead of inventing one.
| Capability | Cheapest paid plan | Keywords included | Free access |
|---|---|---|---|
| SonarTree | Solo, $19/mo | 200 | Free plan: 1 app, 10 keywords, today's snapshot only |
| Appfigures | Connect, $9.99/mo, or $7.99/mo yearly | 25 | Free plan with download and revenue estimates at last-month recency; free trial unlocks the Optimize tier, trial length not published |
| Mobile Action | Lite, $15/mo, or $12.5/mo yearly | 100 | No free plan on ASO Intelligence; 7-day trial. A separate free Apple Ads product caps out at $10,000 monthly ad spend |
| AppFollow | ASO, From $19/mo billed yearly; monthly-billed price not published | 500 | Free plan: 2 apps, 10 competitors, 7 days of history |
| ASOMobile | ASO Indie, $59/mo, or $564/year (about $47/mo) | 500 | Free plan: 20 keywords, 2 apps, 1 teammate, 10 competitors, 100 review responses. 3-day trial on paid plans |
| AppTweak | Essential, $79/mo, or $949/year | 500 | No free plan; 7-day free trial on all three published tiers |
| Sensor Tower | Not publicly listed | Not publicly listed | No published free plan or trial terms; the pricing page offers a demo request |
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Each page covers what that tool does better than SonarTree, where SonarTree is the better fit, and what its pricing table leaves out.
SonarTree vs Appfigures
If you ship on both stores and want the broadest analytics surface for the least money, Appfigures is the honest recommendation. If competitor keyword data is the reason you are shopping at all, its price sits two tiers up.
Read the comparisonSonarTree vs Mobile Action
Mobile Action wins on headline price and loses on history depth, which is the thing rank tracking exists to give you. If you also run Apple Ads, the combined product is a real argument in its favour.
Read the comparisonSonarTree vs AppFollow
If reviews across many stores are the problem you are actually solving, AppFollow is the better tool and it is not close. If you want rank history and revenue estimates for an iOS app, it is aimed somewhere else.
Read the comparisonSonarTree vs ASOMobile
Worth a look specifically for the credit-metered API and the honest free tier. At $59 for the entry plan it is priced above what a solo iOS developer usually needs.
Read the comparisonSonarTree vs AppTweak
AppTweak is the stronger tool if you have a marketing budget and a portfolio spanning both stores. For one developer tracking one store's rankings, most of what you would be paying for is surface you will not open.
Read the comparisonSonarTree vs Sensor Tower
If you are sizing a market, briefing investors, or tracking a category you do not ship in, Sensor Tower is in a different weight class and worth the call. If you want to know which of your own keywords moved this week, you should not have to talk to a salesperson first.
Read the comparisonBuilt for one developer, not a marketing floor
SonarTree covers the Apple App Store only, so if you ship on Google Play as well, several tools on this page cover ground it does not.
Every estimate ships with its range, its method and its confidence, and publishes nothing at all when the signal is below the model's floor.
A day with no crawl renders as a gap in the line and says so, rather than being interpolated or zero-filled.
Competitor reverse-lookup is included from the $19 plan, at the same top-50 depth as your own keywords.
Full plans and limits are on the pricing page, and how the popularity, difficulty and opportunity scores are calculated is in the docs.