Comparison
Storewake vs Astro
Pick Astro, the Mac ASO app at tryastro.app, for keyword research and rank tracking on one Mac with no keyword limit, including iPad, Mac and Vision Pro apps, for $108 a year. Pick Storewake for a web workspace at $19 a month or $190 a year that puts your Apple Ads reports, App Store Connect listings and RevenueCat revenue next to your rankings, with a hosted MCP server.
Side by side
| Topic | Storewake | Astro | Stronger |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $19/month or $190/year per workspace, taxes included | One plan: $108/year ($9/month billed annually); taxes may apply. 14-day refund on request | Astro |
| Free option | 7-day trial with no card; free public rank checker | Free version (up to 10 keywords, without popularity or difficulty, per its docs) and a free most-searched-keywords report on its site | Depends: Astro's is capped at 10 keywords, Storewake's lasts 7 days |
| Where it runs | Web app in your browser; nothing to install | Mac app (macOS 14 or later); data in a local file; one Mac per license | Depends: browser or Mac |
| App platforms | iPhone (iOS) apps | iOS, iPadOS, macOS and visionOS apps | Astro |
| Limits | 3 apps and 250 keyword-country pairs per workspace; 10 countries per app | Unlimited apps and keywords; 91 App Store regions | Astro |
| Updates | Daily, on Storewake's servers | Every 24 hours while the app is running | Storewake |
| Keyword data | Apple's popularity score when Apple publishes one (needs your Apple Ads connection), Storewake's own difficulty estimate, ideas from top-ranking app names | Apple Search Ads popularity, its own difficulty score, suggestions from Astro users' searches, the keywords a competitor ranks for | Astro |
| Apple Ads campaigns | Campaign, keyword and search-term reports, with each keyword you bid on beside your organic rank for it. In the web app, an owner or admin can add a search term as an exact keyword or negative after review | Not mentioned on its site; Apple Search Ads is its popularity source | Storewake |
| Ratings and reviews | Not tracked for your app; competitors show their current rating and count | Daily rating summary for your app in every store, and new reviews worldwide | Astro |
| App Store Connect and revenue | App Store Connect listing per locale (read-only) and RevenueCat revenue | None mentioned | Storewake |
| AI assistant (MCP) | Hosted, reachable while your computer is off; your client must send a bearer token | Local beta; works only while Astro is open on your Mac | Depends: hosted or local |
| Export | No CSV export | CSV import and export of keywords | Astro |
Who each tool is for
Storewake
- You want your data in a browser and an MCP client without a Mac running.
- You run Apple Ads and want keyword and search-term reports, with each keyword you bid on beside your organic rank for it.
- You use RevenueCat and want revenue beside your rankings, or each App Store Connect locale checked against your keywords there.
Astro
- You work on one Mac and want your data stored locally.
- You track many apps and keywords, including iPad, Mac or Vision Pro apps, for one yearly price.
- You want ideas from other users' searches, competitors' ranking keywords, rating and review tracking, or CSV import and export.
See prices in the Storewake pricing section, or start a 7-day trial with no card.
FAQ
Is Storewake an Astro alternative?
Yes, for a web workspace with your Apple Ads, App Store Connect and RevenueCat data next to your keywords. You give up Astro's unlimited keywords, suggestions from other users' searches, rating tracking, CSV export and lower price.
How much does Astro cost compared with Storewake?
Astro lists one plan, a Single Mac License, at $108 a year ($9 a month billed annually), and says taxes may apply. Storewake Grow costs $19 a month or $190 a year per workspace, taxes included: up to $82 more a year on annual billing.
Do I need a Mac to use Astro or Storewake?
Astro needs macOS 14 or later, and a license runs on one Mac at a time. Storewake runs in a web browser.
Which one connects to AI assistants?
Both have an MCP server. Astro's is a beta that runs on your Mac and works only while the app is open. Storewake's is hosted and included in Grow, so it answers while your computer is off; your client must support remote MCP with a bearer token, and OAuth-only connectors will not work.
Does Astro show Apple Ads campaign data?
Astro's site names Apple Search Ads as the source of its popularity scores and does not mention campaign reporting. Storewake reads your Apple Ads campaigns, keywords and search terms.
Sources
Competitor prices and features change. We read these official pages on October 11, 2026.
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