App Store keyword ranks, the 11-30 cusp band, metadata audits and rival positions.
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https://rankcusp.com/api/mcp9 tools · 607mslist_appsLists the apps and rivals tracked on the account. The appId and storefront codes the other tools want come from here.Lists the apps and rivals tracked on the account. The appId and storefront codes the other tools want come from here.
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list_keywordsLists an app's keywords in one storefront, with rank, popularity and difficulty.Lists an app's keywords in one storefront, with rank, popularity and difficulty.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| appId* | string | App Store app id |
| country* | string | Storefront code, e.g. us, tr, de |
| cuspOnly | boolean | The 11-30 band only: the ones that reach the first page with the least effort. |
| rankedOnly | boolean | Only the ones ranking in the top 200. |
| limit | number | How many rows, at most 200. |
| offset | number | — |
get_keywordOne keyword: its rank, its scores, its first page and the verdict - should it be targeted, and why. Every unmeasured value comes back null, never zero.One keyword: its rank, its scores, its first page and the verdict - should it be targeted, and why. Every unmeasured value comes back null, never zero.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| appId* | string | App Store app id |
| country* | string | Storefront code, e.g. us, tr, de |
| keyword* | string | The phrase to look up. |
audit_metadataAudits a draft title, subtitle and 100-character keyword field against Apple's rules and against each other. Returns what is wasted, what Apple will actually index, and the field rewritten without the waste. Nothing is submitted anywhere - this only reads the text you pass in.Audits a draft title, subtitle and 100-character keyword field against Apple's rules and against each other. Returns what is wasted, what Apple will actually index, and the field rewritten without the waste. Nothing is submitted anywhere - this only reads the text you pass in.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| country* | string | Storefront code, e.g. us, tr, de |
| title | string | Up to 30 characters. |
| subtitle | string | Up to 30 characters. |
| keywordField | string | The 100-character field, comma-separated, as App Store Connect wants it. |
country_prioritiesRanks the storefronts an app is tracked in by how much is winnable there: how many keywords sit in the cusp band, how many already reach the top ten, and whether the rivals' ratings leave an opening. Answers which market to work on first.Ranks the storefronts an app is tracked in by how much is winnable there: how many keywords sit in the cusp band, how many already reach the top ten, and whether the rivals' ratings leave an opening. Answers which market to work on first.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| appId* | string | App Store app id |
ranking_keywordsWhich keywords an app is already ranking for, from the pooled record of every search this product has run. Works on any App Store id, not only the ones on this account - point it at a rival to read theirs. Apple publishes no endpoint for this; the answer is only as wide as what has been observed, s…Which keywords an app is already ranking for, from the pooled record of every search this product has run. Works on any App Store id, not only the ones on this account - point it at a rival to read theirs. Apple publishes no endpoint for this; the answer is only as wide as what has been observed, s…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| appId* | string | App Store app id |
| country | string | Storefront code, e.g. us, tr, de |
| maxRank | number | Only positions at or above this, e.g. 30 for the reachable band. |
| limit | number | How many rows, at most 200. |
keyword_competitorsWho ranks for a phrase, deeper than the ten the first page carries. Use it to find the rivals a first-page reading misses - an app at 40 for a phrase you sit at 60 for is the one to study.Who ranks for a phrase, deeper than the ten the first page carries. Use it to find the rivals a first-page reading misses - an app at 40 for a phrase you sit at 60 for is the one to study.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| keyword* | string | The phrase to look up. |
| country* | string | Storefront code, e.g. us, tr, de |
| limit | number | — |
add_keywordsAdds keywords to an app's tracked set in one storefront. Takes a list or a comma-separated paste. They arrive unscored - scoring costs requests to Apple and happens on the collector's schedule - so do not read a null popularity here as a zero.Adds keywords to an app's tracked set in one storefront. Takes a list or a comma-separated paste. They arrive unscored - scoring costs requests to Apple and happens on the collector's schedule - so do not read a null popularity here as a zero.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| appId* | string | App Store app id |
| country* | string | Storefront code, e.g. us, tr, de |
| keywords* | array | The phrases to track. |
cusp_actionsThe keywords in the 11-30 band, ordered by popularity. The work list a metadata edit pays off on most.The keywords in the 11-30 band, ordered by popularity. The work list a metadata edit pays off on most.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| appId* | string | App Store app id |
| country* | string | Storefront code, e.g. us, tr, de |
| limit | number | — |
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