Does Storelift manage Apple Ads?

Yes: campaigns, rules and change history, and budget or pause changes from MCP on Studio. Indevaro reads Apple Ads data next to revenue but does not manage campaigns.

Do both tools track listing changes?

Storelift's MCP returns dated listing changes such as a new version or new screenshots. Indevaro keeps a change history of your own App Store listing with reach after the change next to reach before, not yet for Google Play, and tracks competitors' listing changes.

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Indevaro vs Storelift

Written by the Indevaro team. Facts about Storelift checked on 3 November 2026.

Storelift calls itself "an ASO and rank tracking tool for the App Store and Google Play", with the headline "Where do you rank in App Store search?". Source It has separate pages for indie developers, studios, agencies and enterprises; its indie page says "You ship alone. Storelift does the measuring." Source

Indevaro reads your store, revenue, ads and keyword data together, points to one change worth making and drafts the material with AI; you review and publish.

At a glance

Feature	Indevaro	Storelift
Platforms	App Store and Google Play. Source	App Store and Google Play on every plan, in 175 storefronts, plus a companion iPhone app. Source
Pricing	Free $0 for one app, no card and no time limit; Indie $19 a month or $190 a year; Studio $49 a month or $490 a year. Source	Free: $0 with no end date and no card (1 app, 50 tracked keywords, 2 storefronts, 1 seat). Pro: $20 a month or $200 a year (5 apps, 2,500 keywords, all 175 storefronts, 3 seats); 7-day trial on monthly Pro with a card. Studio: $60 a month or $600 a year (unlimited apps, 10,000 keywords, 10 seats). Enterprise by contract. Add-ons: a $10 AI pack and API credit packs from $10. Source
Keyword rank tracking	YesApp Store and Google Play ranks per country and language. Google Play ranks come from Google Play's web search results and cover the top 50. Source	YesDaily ranks per storefront with dated history, difficulty and search demand. Source
Competitor tracking	YesListing, version and price changes of the apps you watch, with a digest. Source	Yes5, 10 or 25 tracked competitors per app, by plan. Source
Your App Store Connect / Play Console data	YesApp Store Connect and Google Play side by side, never summed, with the date of the data. Source	YesApp Store Connect and Play Console: impressions, product page views, downloads and proceeds. Source
Revenue and subscriptions of your own app	YesSubscriptions from RevenueCat next to Apple Ads and Google Ads campaign spend. Source	YesRevenue, subscriptions, users and app health beside your ranks, on all plans. Source
Reviews	PartlyReads your reviews; does not reply to them. Source	YesReviews and replies on all plans, with metered Review AI runs. Source
Apple Ads	PartlyReads Apple Ads data next to revenue; does not manage campaigns. Source	YesCampaigns, rules and change history, with each keyword's organic rank beside its spend. Source
A/B tests	NoDoes not run experiments; you create them in App Store Connect or Play Console, and Indevaro keeps the plan and the result with the decision. Source	Not found on their pages"Store experiments" are listed on all plans for the App Store, but no feature page describes them. Source
AI features	YesPoints to one change worth making and drafts the material with AI, from monthly AI credits. Source	YesAI questions, AI listing writes, an AI keyword planner and AI visibility, metered per month. Source
API	NoNo documented public API; agents connect through the MCP server. Source	YesHive API with keys and monthly credits on Pro and Studio; none on Free. Source
MCP server for AI agents	PartlyRemote MCP server, in invited beta. Free is read-only; on paid plans an agent can also make changes inside Indevaro once you allow it, never in App Store Connect or Apple Ads. Source	Yes85 MCP tools (51 on Free), writes with preview and confirm; listing and Apple Ads writes on Studio only. Source
Listing change history	PartlyYour own App Store listing changes, each with reach after the change next to reach before. Not yet for your own Google Play listing. Source	YesIts MCP returns dated changes such as a new version, new screenshots, in-app events and editorial placements. Source

Where Storelift is stronger

Apple Ads campaign management, including budget and pause changes from MCP on Studio. Indevaro does not manage campaigns. Source
Review replies on every plan, with Review AI. Indevaro does not reply to reviews. Source
App Intelligence: revenue, downloads, ranks and markets of any app from Pro. Indevaro has no market estimates. Source
Competitor store-page change alerts to Slack, Telegram or a webhook. Source
Several seats per plan: 3 on Pro and 10 on Studio. Source

Where Indevaro fits

The Free plan covers 2 storefronts and has no API keys. Source
Listing and Apple Ads writes via MCP or API only on Studio ($60 a month). SourceIndevaro: Remote MCP server, in invited beta. Free is read-only; on paid plans an agent can also make changes inside Indevaro once you allow it, never in App Store Connect or Apple Ads. Source
AI is metered per month (for example 50 questions on Pro), with more in $10 packs. SourceIndevaro: Points to one change worth making and drafts the material with AI, from monthly AI credits. Source
The Pro trial needs a card, and Studio has no trial. Source
Store experiments are listed but not described on a feature page. Source

What Indevaro does not do

It does not estimate other apps' downloads or revenue: there is no market-intelligence data. Source
It does not manage Apple Ads or Google Ads campaigns and does not reply to reviews. Source
It never publishes listing changes for you. Source
It has no change history for your own Google Play listing yet; the history covers your App Store listing.
Its MCP server is in invited beta.

Who should pick which

Pick Storelift if you want rank tracking in all 175 storefronts with review replies, Apple Ads management and app intelligence in one subscription, and seats for a small team. Source

Pick Indevaro if you build one to three apps yourself and want your App Store Connect, Google Play, RevenueCat, Apple Ads and keyword data read together, with one next change prepared from it. Free $0 for one app, no card and no time limit; Indie $19 a month or $190 a year; Studio $49 a month or $490 a year.

Questions

How do Storelift's and Indevaro's prices compare?: Storelift: Free at $0, Pro $20 a month or $200 a year, Studio $60 a month or $600 a year. Indevaro: Free $0 for one app, no card and no time limit; Indie $19 a month or $190 a year; Studio $49 a month or $490 a year. The plans count apps and keywords differently, so compare the limits on both pricing pages.
Does Storelift manage Apple Ads?: Yes: campaigns, rules and change history, and budget or pause changes from MCP on Studio. Indevaro reads Apple Ads data next to revenue but does not manage campaigns.
Do both tools track listing changes?: Storelift's MCP returns dated listing changes such as a new version or new screenshots. Indevaro keeps a change history of your own App Store listing with reach after the change next to reach before, not yet for Google Play, and tracks competitors' listing changes.

Facts checked on 3 November 2026 on Storelift's public pages. Spotted a change? Email contact@indevaro.com.

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