privacybench vs Apptopia

App intelligence with download and revenue estimates; its Publisher Prospector delivers firmographics and contacts for publishers matching your criteria. Enterprise, priced on request.

privacybench
$29a month for Pro, on the pricing page, no call
Apptopia
enterprisePublisher Prospector: enterprise, contact sales

What you get here and nowhere cheaper

Choose Apptopia if

  • You qualify leads by downloads, revenue or company size.
  • You filter publishers by firmographics such as employee count and HQ location.
  • You cover Android as well as iOS.

Choose privacybench if

  • You sell to iOS developers and want to pick them by what's on the App Store: privacy labels, subscriptions and trials, languages, categories.
  • You sell ad tech and want each developer's app-ads.txt already read, with the sellers.json holder behind every DIRECT account and the accounts added or removed lately.
  • You want to know when something changes: email alerts (webhooks on Business) when a watched app's label, developer, privacy policy or version changes.
All 18 points, side by side

yes yespartly or in another form partly or in another formno no empty: not found in the sources we read (not the same as no) empty: not found in the sources we read (not the same as no)

Feature by feature privacybench Apptopia
Selling to app developers
Published price, start without a sales call yes $29+ no enterprise
Try on real data for free yes 10 rows per list partly or in another form demo
App Store privacy labels for every app, graded, with change history yes A–F grade empty: not found in the sources we read (not the same as no)
Each developer's app-ads.txt, parsed by network yes per developer empty: not found in the sources we read (not the same as no)
sellers.json holder behind each DIRECT account yes name and domain empty: not found in the sources we read (not the same as no)
App Store trader contact (EU DSA) yes as the developer published it empty: not found in the sources we read (not the same as no)
Developer lead export yes CSV yes Prospector
Free public tools, no sign-up yes app-ads.txt, sellers.json empty: not found in the sources we read (not the same as no)
In-app pricing per app: subscriptions, trials, lifetime yes from the App Store empty: not found in the sources we read (not the same as no)
Company site pages: contact, careers, jobs board yes no personal profiles empty: not found in the sources we read (not the same as no)
Monitoring and data access
Alerts on watched apps: label, developer, new version yes empty: not found in the sources we read (not the same as no)
Privacy policy link and text checked for changes yes link and text empty: not found in the sources we read (not the same as no)
Change history: labels per app, app-ads.txt accounts per network yes empty: not found in the sources we read (not the same as no)
API yes empty: not found in the sources we read (not the same as no)
Where the others go further
Google Play and other stores no yes
Download and revenue figures no Apple doesn't publish them; we don't guess partly or in another form estimate, not reported data
Firmographics: employee count, HQ no yes
Bulk data files of the whole market partly or in another form Business: one corpus file a month empty: not found in the sources we read (not the same as no)

Read on 28 Oct 2026 from the sources listed below.

See your own segment before you pay

Try it on your own segment: the free account shows the first 10 rows of every list.

Sources and the date we read them

Read on 28 Oct 2026. Prices and features change; check Apptopia's own site before deciding. Product names are trademarks of their owners. privacybench is not affiliated with them. If something here is out of date, tell us and we'll fix it. [email protected]