We have not read a price for App Stores (Google Play / App Store) app installs yet. The service is in the catalogue because the market trades it, but no panel whose catalogue we have synced currently lists it. There is nothing here to rank and we are not going to invent one. How the index is built.
One unit is one app install. Unlike the ratings row this is a genuine count and does compare per 1,000.
Compare this instead of the headline rate: Ask what the install source is; on this row it is the entire product.
Every listing, cheapest first, printed with the panel’s own label, delivery country, refill window and the date we read it. The cheapest row is very often not the one you want: read its label.
No listings read for this service
No panel whose catalogue we have synced currently sells it. Other services on this platform may have prices.
Installs from incentivised or emulated devices are removed from store rankings when detected, and no panel field records the device source.
No panel in the index currently lists this row.
We cannot say: no panel whose catalogue we have read currently lists App Stores (Google Play / App Store) app installs, and we do not publish reference ranges in place of observed prices.
Mostly because they are a different product under the same name. After that come account quality, which each panel labels in its own vocabulary, and where the panel sits in the supply chain.
We have no listings with published order limits for this service.
Each of these is a term buyers routinely read as meaning something it does not.