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Get App Store top charts
Returns App Store top charts.

Request

This method has no required parameters.

Response

If successful, the response body contains the standard envelope. data.results[] contains the apps on the chart, in rank order. The following example is a real response, truncated: each list shows one item and long strings are cut.
For every field, see the response schema on this page.

Optional parameters

Billing

A successful request consumes 1 credit per 10 apps, up to 10 credits. Requests that fail, or that return no items, are not billed. Set limit to cap the number of items returned and billed.

Pagination

This method is not paginated. A single request returns the complete result.
  • App Store app: Accepts appUrl. Returns an app’s details from the App Store.
  • App Store reviews: Accepts appUrl. Returns an app’s App Store reviews.

Authorizations

Authorization
string
header
required

Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.

Body

application/json
chart
enum<string>
default:free
Available options:
free,
paid,
grossing
device
enum<string>
default:iphone
Available options:
iphone,
ipad,
mac
genre
enum<string>
Available options:
business,
weather,
utilities,
travel,
sports,
socialNetworking,
reference,
productivity,
photoVideo,
news,
navigation,
music,
lifestyle,
healthFitness,
games,
finance,
entertainment,
education,
books,
medical,
foodDrink,
shopping,
developerTools,
graphicsDesign
country
string
default:us

ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code, e.g. us. Any case is accepted.

Pattern: ^[A-Za-z]{2}$
limit
integer

Return at most this many apps. You pay 1 credit per 10 returned.

Required range: 1 <= x <= 100

Response

The data, and the credits this call used.

success
any
required
data
object
required
creditsUsed
integer
required
requestId
string
required