Google Play MCP
Research Google Play listings, review feedback, charts and app search results.
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What is available
Google Play and App Store listings, reviews, charts, and search rankings.
Get an app
One app's store listing. Use apps_search_apps or apps_get_top_charts to find ids. Read live; can take up to a minute.
Get app reviews
User reviews of one app, newest first or most relevant. Read live; can take up to a minute.
Get an app's store keywords
Store searches an app ranks for, with volume and position, best rank first. Keyword data covers the United States in English only. NoData means the store has no keyword data for the app; Google Play covers fewer apps than the App Store.
Find competing apps
Apps competing with one app for the same store searches; the app itself is left out. Returns ids only: call apps_get_app for names. Keyword data covers the United States in English only.
Compare apps' keywords
Store searches all the given apps rank for, positions side by side, by volume. Keyword data covers the United States in English only.
Search apps
Apps by title from an index of every app in a store, with listings and developer contacts. A match is any one word in the title, so search one distinctive word and add a category. Ordered biggest first (Google Play by installs, App Store by ratings), not by the store's search ranking.
Get a top chart
A store's chart, overall or within one category, in chart order. A wrong category id is refused at no charge. Read live; can take up to a minute.
Keep the research under your control
- Create and verify your MARqentic account.
- Connect a compatible MCP assistant and approve a workspace.
- Review available tools and request a dry-run quote where supported.
- Set a product-credit budget, run the research and retain its source context.
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