TL;DR. Asodesk’s free plan tracks 700 keywords across 2 apps — more generous than most competitors’ entry tiers. Its first paid tier, Startup, is $59/month ($47/month billed annually) for 3,000 keywords and 10 apps; Guru is $249/month ($199/month annually) for 5,000 keywords and 30 apps. All tiers cover the App Store, Google Play, Huawei AppGallery, and Samsung Galaxy Store — broader platform coverage than any other tool we’ve checked in this lane. If you only ship iOS and don’t need Android or the alternative Android stores, that breadth is paying for coverage you won’t use.
If you’ve searched “Asodesk pricing,” there’s a real answer on the vendor’s own site — no demo call required, unlike Sensor Tower or Gummicube. We checked asodesk.com directly on 24 August 2026 to confirm the numbers below.
How much does Asodesk actually cost?
Asodesk runs a free tier plus two named paid tiers, with a custom top tier for larger accounts.
| Tier | Price | Keywords | Apps | Teammates |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 700 | 2 | 2 |
| Startup | $59/month ($47/month billed annually) | 3,000 | 10 | 5 |
| Guru | $249/month ($199/month billed annually) | 5,000 | 30 | 10 |
| Power | Custom (contact sales) | Custom | Custom | Custom |
The free tier alone — 700 keywords across 2 apps — beats the entry tier of most competitors we’ve checked: AppRadar’s cheapest paid tier covers 500 keywords, and MobileAction’s $15/month Lite tier caps out at 100. If you’re a solo developer with one or two apps and don’t need daily review-reply automation, the free plan may be all you need to start.
Reply-to-reviews is priced as a separate add-on on every tier: $24/month for 300 replies, $48/month for 500, or $99/month for 1,000. That’s worth factoring in if review management is part of why you’re evaluating the tool — the headline tier price doesn’t include it.
What do you get at each tier, and what platforms does it cover?
Asodesk’s core product is keyword tracking, competitor research, and review management, sold as one bundle rather than split into add-on products the way MobileAction splits ASO Intelligence from its ad-intelligence tools.
- Keyword tracking and rank monitoring across 100+ countries, with daily keyword-stat refresh limits that scale by tier (2,000/day on Free up to 12,000/day on Guru)
- Review management — monitoring and replies across stores, with reply volume gated by the separate add-on pricing above
- Competitor research — tracking rival apps’ keywords and store presence
- Top Charts and store analytics for market and trend research
- Keyword Boost — Asodesk’s own term for incentivized-install campaigns aimed at improving visibility. This is a paid-traffic tactic, not an ASO metadata feature, and Apple’s guidelines restrict incentivized installs designed purely to manipulate rankings — worth reading Asodesk’s own terms before using it, not something we can verify compliance details on from outside the product.
- API access and custom dashboards for teams that want to pull data into their own reporting
The platform-coverage point is the real differentiator here: Asodesk explicitly supports the App Store, Google Play, Huawei AppGallery, and Samsung Galaxy Store. None of the other tools we’ve compared in this lane — AppRadar, MobileAction, AppTweak, Appfigures, Komori — publish support for Huawei or Samsung’s stores. If any part of your distribution touches those storefronts, that’s a real gap Asodesk fills and the others don’t. If you’re iOS-only, it’s coverage you’re not using.
Asodesk’s own site doesn’t describe a metadata write-back into App Store Connect or a screenshot-generation pipeline — the same gap we’ve found in every research-and-tracking tool in this space. It tells you what’s happening; it doesn’t push a title, subtitle, or keyword-field change live for you.
Is Asodesk worth it for a solo iOS developer?
If you’re tracking one or two iOS apps and don’t need review-reply automation, the free tier’s 700 keywords and 2-app allowance is genuinely usable without paying anything — that undercuts every other free tier we’ve checked, including Marteso’s own 50-keyword Starter plan. Once you need more apps, more keywords, or reply automation, Startup at $59/month (or $47/month annually) is priced in line with AppTweak’s €79/month entry tier and above AppRadar’s €69/month Essentials.
Where it doesn’t make sense: you’re paying for Google Play, Huawei AppGallery, and Samsung Galaxy Store coverage baked into every tier whether you use it or not. For an iOS-only indie developer, that’s platform breadth you can’t turn off to save money — the same trade-off you’d hit comparing any Android-inclusive tool to an iOS-only one.
The short version
- One or two iOS apps, tight budget, no review-reply needs: Asodesk’s free tier — 700 keywords, $0
- Growing past 2 apps or need reply automation: Startup at $59/month ($47/month annually), plus a separate reply add-on starting at $24/month
- You ship on Huawei AppGallery or Samsung Galaxy Store too: Asodesk is the only tool in this comparison lane that covers those stores at all
- iOS-only and don’t need the extra stores: compare Startup’s $59/month directly against AppRadar’s €69/month Essentials or Marteso’s €18-per-app/month Pro plan before committing
Full disclosure: Marteso is our own product, so weigh the comparison above as you would any vendor’s self-description. For the full field of tools indie iOS developers actually evaluate, see the six ASO tools comparison, our AppTweak pricing breakdown, and AppRadar vs MobileAction.
Pricing and feature details above are as published on asodesk.com on 24 August 2026. Vendors change pricing and tier limits without notice — verify current numbers before committing to an annual plan.