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SDK & API Verified Apps — Data Export Guide
Everything you need to know about the CSV exports available on company pages. AppGoblin provides two types of data exports — SDK & API Verified Apps and App-Ads.txt Data. Each available for Android and iOS.
SDK & API Verified Apps
The SDK & API Verified Apps CSV contains every mobile app that AppGoblin has detected using a particular company's SDK or making API calls to that company's servers. This is the same data powering the SDK and API sections on company profile pages.
Each row represents a single app on a single platform. The dataset includes currently-listed apps (PUBLISHED) and apps that have been removed (REMOVED), giving you a complete picture of the company's app ecosystem.
SDK & API Verified Apps — Column Reference
Each row in the CSV export represents a mobile app detected with active SDK integrations or API signals tied to the queried company. The dataset covers both Android (Google Play) and iOS (Apple App Store) apps.
Coverage
Apps detected via SDK runtime analysis and API network call fingerprinting.
Update Cadence
Data is refreshed daily. Apps are checked once a quarter for SDKs and APIs with precedence given to apps by size. Check the sdk_successful_last_crawled column.
Market Status
PUBLISHED apps are currently on the store. REMOVED apps are historical — useful for churn and retention analysis.
▶ Column definitions (15)
| Column | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
store | string | App store platform — "Android" (Google Play) or "iOS" (Apple App Store). |
store_id | string | Unique store identifier. For Android this is the package name (e.g. com.example.app). For iOS this is the Apple App Store ID (e.g. 123456789). |
app_name | string | Display name of the app as shown on the store listing. |
app_category | string | Store category the app is listed under (e.g. game_casual, tools, entertainment). |
country | string | ISO country code of the primary app store listing region (e.g. US, KR, JP). May be blank for globally-listed apps. |
market_status | string | Current listing status on the store — PUBLISHED (still available) or REMOVED (no longer listed). |
developer_id | string | Developer or publisher identifier as assigned by the app store. |
developer_name | string | Display name of the developer or publisher. |
installs | number | Total historical install count reported by the store. |
rating_count | number | Total number of user ratings the app has received. |
monthly_ad_revenue | number | Estimated monthly advertising revenue in USD. Based on AppGoblin's revenue model using ad impression and eCPM signals. |
monthly_iap_revenue | number | Estimated monthly in-app purchase revenue in USD. Based on AppGoblin's IAP revenue estimation model. |
monthly_installs | number | Estimated monthly install volume. Reflects recent acquisition velocity. |
sdk_successful_last_crawled | datetime | Timestamp of the most recent successful SDK or API crawl for this app (UTC). Indicates data freshness. |
store_url | string | Direct URL to the app's listing on Google Play or the Apple App Store. |
Want to see real data? Download a sample CSV with example rows to preview the format before you export.
Download Example CSVApp-Ads.txt Apps & Publisher IDs
The App-Ads.txt CSV contains all app-ads.txt records tied to the company's ad domain. Each row represents a single publisher-to-buyer relationship (DIRECT or RESELLER) for an app. A single app may have multiple rows if multiple relationships are declared.
Use this dataset to map out supply path configurations, identify reseller chains, and audit programmatic relationships in the company's ad ecosystem.
App-Ads.txt Data — Column Reference
Each row in the CSV export represents an app-ads.txt record detected for the queried domain. A single app may have multiple rows — one per publisher-to-buyer relationship (DIRECT or RESELLER). The dataset covers both Android (Google Play) and iOS (Apple App Store) apps.
Coverage
Records from app-ads.txt files crawled across publisher domains, including both DIRECT and RESELLER relationships.
Update Cadence
Data is refreshed daily. Developer domains are aimed to be crawled weekly, with more precedence for active apps. Check the developer_domain_crawled_at column for per-domain freshness.
Relationship Types
DIRECT means the publisher authorizes the buyer directly. RESELLER means an intermediary is authorized.
▶ Column definitions (16)
| Column | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
store | string | App store platform — "Android" (Google Play) or "iOS" (Apple App Store). |
store_id | string | Unique store identifier. For Android this is the package name. For iOS this is the Apple App Store ID. |
app_name | string | Display name of the app as shown on the store listing. |
app_category | string | Store category the app is listed under (e.g. game_casual, tools). |
installs | number | Total historical install count reported by the store. |
rating_count | number | Total number of user ratings the app has received. |
monthly_installs | number | Estimated monthly install volume. Reflects recent acquisition velocity. |
country | string | ISO country code of the primary app store listing region (e.g. US, KR). May be blank for globally-listed apps. |
market_status | string | Current listing status on the store — PUBLISHED (still available) or REMOVED (no longer listed). |
developer_domain_url | string | Domain of the developer or publisher, as declared in the app-ads.txt file. |
developer_id | string | Developer or publisher identifier as assigned by the app store. |
publisher_id | string | Publisher ID as declared in the app-ads.txt entry. This is the identifier the publisher uses to authorize buyers. |
developer_name | string | Display name of the developer or publisher. |
relationship | string | App-ads.txt relationship type — DIRECT (publisher authorizes buyer directly) or RESELLER (intermediary authorized). |
developer_domain_crawled_at | datetime | Timestamp (UTC) of when the developer's app-ads.txt file was last crawled by AppGoblin. |
store_url | string | Direct URL to the app's listing on Google Play or the Apple App Store. |
Want to see real data? Download a sample CSV with example rows to preview the format before you export.
Download Example CSVAccess
CSV exports are available on any company page under the Full Client App CSVs section. Access is included with B2B SDK Intelligence and Premium B2B plans.
Need the API reference? AppGoblin's programmatic API lets you query the same data in real time — no CSV downloads needed.
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