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App Store Reviews API for iOS & Google Play

AppReviewBot's RESTful JSON API gives you programmatic access to iOS App Store and Google Play reviews. Build custom reports, automated alerts, and integrations with your existing tools.

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REST JSON APIBearer org keysApps + reviews access

GET /api/v1/apps/{appRef}/reviews/

{
  "reviews": [{
    "id": "r_abc123",
    "title": "Best app for tracking reviews",
    "rating": 5,
    "store": "ios",
    "sentiment": "positive",
    "version": "3.1.0"
  }],
  "pagination": { "page": 1, "per_page": 10 }
}

Custom reports

Build custom reports with your review data

Fetch reviews programmatically and build the reports that matter most to your team.

✓Aggregate reports across multiple apps in one view
✓Multi-series charts comparing apps or date ranges
✓Combine review data with downloads, revenue, and other sources
✓Schedule automated report delivery to any destination

Report pipeline

API → warehouse → BI

Fetch reviews

GET /api/v1/apps/{appRef}/reviews/

Join internal metrics

Downloads, revenue, cohorts

Deliver anywhere

Looker, Sheets, Slack digest

Custom alerts

Create your own automated alerts

Build custom monitoring pipelines that trigger on the signals your team actually cares about.

✓Alert when star rating drops below a threshold
✓Alert on spikes in negative review volume
✓Monitor sentiment shifts over custom time windows
✓Trigger workflows based on any review data point

your-monitor.job

Rating threshold alert

Fired

FitLife iOS avg rating 4.41 < threshold 4.50 — 42 negative reviews in 48h.

if rating < 4.5 or neg_spike:
notify(pagerduty, slack)

Your stack

Integrate with your existing stack

Push review data into any tool your team already uses — without waiting for a native integration.

✓Push reviews into CRMs, help desks, and BI tools
✓Cross-reference review data with data from other sources
✓Build webhook pipelines to any HTTP endpoint
✓Connect to tools AppReviewBot doesn't natively support

Auth + request

Organization Bearer key

curl https://appreviewbot.com/api/v1/apps \
-H "Authorization: Bearer arb_…"

→ 200 OK
→ org-scoped apps + reviews only

What you can build

Aggregate reports across multiple apps in one view

Roll reviews from every connected app into one programmatic feed for leadership and ops reporting.

Multi-series charts comparing apps or date ranges

Compare apps or date ranges in your own charts instead of rebuilding exports by hand.

Alert when star rating drops below a threshold

Trigger workflows when average rating crosses a threshold you define in your own systems.

Alert on spikes in negative review volume

Detect negative volume spikes and route them into on-call or support tools you already run.

Push reviews into CRMs, help desks, and BI tools

Push structured review JSON into CRMs, help desks, warehouses, and BI tools.

Build webhook pipelines to any HTTP endpoint

Build HTTP pipelines to any endpoint when a native AppReviewBot integration is not enough.

A practical API loop

Generate an org key

Owners create a Bearer key (arb_…) in Organization → Settings on the dashboard.

Fetch apps & reviews

Call /api/v1/apps/ then /api/v1/apps/{appRef}/reviews/ with pagination for apps your org tracks.

Automate reports & alerts

Pipe JSON into BI, CRMs, or your own monitors for rating drops and sentiment spikes.

FAQ

What can I access through the AppReviewBot API?+

The Public API v1 gives organization-scoped REST access to your tracked apps, reviews, and App Store Connect finance reports. You can list apps, fetch reviews with pagination, and pull structured fields such as rating, store, country, version, and sentiment for custom reports, warehouses, and automations. Base URL is https://appreviewbot.com/api/v1.

How do I authenticate?+

Every request needs a Bearer token in the Authorization header: Authorization: Bearer arb_xxxxxxxx. Organization owners generate API keys in dash.appreviewbot.com under Organization → Settings. Keys use the arb_ prefix. Regenerating a key immediately invalidates the previous one, so rotate carefully in production clients.

What can I build with the API?+

Common uses include custom multi-app reports, BI dashboards, webhook-style pipelines into CRMs or help desks, and alerts when ratings drop, negative volume spikes, or sentiment shifts over a window you define. Use it when you need a destination AppReviewBot does not support natively, or when review data must join downloads, revenue, or other internal sources.

Which plans include API access?+

API access is available as a paid add-on for your organization. Contact us to enable it, then generate keys from the dashboard once it is turned on. The free trial still lets you explore AppReviewBot’s product workflows while you evaluate whether programmatic access belongs in your stack.

Integrate with your workflow