Comparison

Rankmint vs App Radar

By Gajendra Singh Rathore, who makes Rankmint · checked November 3, 2026

App Radar is SplitMetrics' ASO tool: keyword research, rank tracking and an editor that updates Apple and Google listings without opening their consoles. It also took over TheTool, whose site now redirects to App Radar. Rankmint is a Mac app that chooses your keywords, writes your listing and tracks your rank, for one payment. App Radar's facts come from its own website.

App Radar

ASO keyword tracking and a store listing editor, by SplitMetrics.

€690 / year

Available nowWebApp Store + Google Play

Rankmint

Finds keywords, writes your listing and tracks your rank.

$19 once, rising to $89

Nov 5, 2026Mac175 countries

Side by side

App RadarRankmint
AvailableNowNov 5, 2026, pre-order now
Runs onYour browsermacOS 14 and later
PriceEssentials: €690 a year, or €69 a month. 7-day trial, card required$19 for the first 10, then $5 more every 10 sales, up to $89
Keywords tracked500 on Essentials, for 2 appsNo plan tiers: every feature in one price
Countries100+ on its pricing page (90+ and 70+ elsewhere on its site)Every App Store country, about 175
Keyword volumeSearch volume; source not statedRankmint's 0–100 estimate, or Search Ads popularity if you connect an account
Writes your listingYes, for Apple and Google, with bulk editing across languagesYes. You review each change; it never submits for review
Listing suggestionsAI keyword suggestions and listing tipsName, subtitle and keyword field per language, written by your own AI (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Ollama or a custom command); rule-based without one
Google PlayYesNo, App Store only
RefundsWithin 48 hours of registeringAny time before launch; automatic if it misses Nov 15, 2026

✓ stronger on this point – not offered or not mentioned

App Radar facts from appradar.com/pricing, its keyword rankings page, its TheTool announcement on November 3, 2026. Prices and features can change; check there before buying. Rankmint's features describe the launch version; the per-release report arrives in a free update.

What you pay over three years

App RadarRankmint at its $89 cap
Year 1
€690
$89
Year 2
€1,380
$89
Year 3
€2,070
$89
App Radar Essentials at €690 a year, in euros. Rankmint at its highest price, $89, paid once; the first buyers pay $19.

Choose App Radar if

  • You edit listings for both Apple and Google, in many languages at once.
  • You want reviews, an API and team seats in the same tool.
  • You'd rather work in the browser than on a Mac.

Choose Rankmint if

  • You want the words chosen for you: keywords per country and a name, subtitle and keyword field within Apple's limits.
  • You'd rather pay once: Rankmint's highest price is less than two months of Essentials.
  • You only ship on the App Store.

The honest gap

App Radar's bulk editor across both stores is stronger than Rankmint's App Store-only writing. Rankmint's edge is deciding what to write: it suggests each field per language from the keywords you can win, then checks the result against Apple's rules.

See what Rankmint's output looks like before you decide: the Orate keyword report is a real one, for a real app, in three countries.

Pre-order for $19 See the sample report

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Questions

Is Rankmint a good App Radar alternative?

For an indie developer on the App Store who wants a one-time price, yes. If you publish on Google Play too, App Radar's editor covers both stores.

How much does App Radar cost compared with Rankmint?

App Radar Essentials is €690 a year or €69 a month, according to its pricing page on November 3, 2026. Rankmint is a one-time $19 for the first 10 buyers, then $5 more every 10 sales, up to $89.

What happened to TheTool?

App Radar acquired TheTool in 2021. TheTool's pricing page now redirects to App Radar's, so this comparison covers both.

Is App Radar the same as SplitMetrics?

App Radar is owned by SplitMetrics and is its ASO keyword product. SplitMetrics' own tools focus on Apple Ads and A/B tests.