A public-evidence report for one app: store-page facts, review themes, competitor contrasts, exact fixes, and a 30-day update sequence when the evidence supports it.
An App Store Growth Brief is a public-evidence review of one app listing that turns store-page copy, review themes, competitor contrast, and release-note signals into prioritized listing and trust fixes.
Every brief contains public evidence, source labels, exact recommended fixes, competitor context when inspectable, and a prioritized 30-day sequence.
Anonymized public-evidence samples show scorecards, source boundaries, exact fixes, and no-guarantee ASO diagnostics.
RLAudits checks whether the public listing has enough evidence for a useful brief before requesting payment. No App Store Connect, Play Console, analytics, or private account access is needed for the initial review.
No for the initial brief. The first paid report uses public Apple App Store and Google Play evidence when feasible. Private account access is optional later for implementation workflows, not required to order.
We still inspect cross-store availability. If the other store has no useful public counterpart, too little evidence, or is intentionally out of scope, the brief states that boundary instead of pretending the evidence is complete.
RLAudits first reviews whether the public listing has enough evidence for a useful brief. If accepted and paid, standard delivery target is three business days after clean intake and payment.
Payment is requested only after fit review. If RLAudits cannot produce a useful source-backed brief after accepting payment because public evidence is unavailable or too thin, the order is refunded or converted into a different target before work starts.
No. The brief gives evidence-backed listing, review, positioning, and release-note recommendations. Store rankings, installs, revenue, ratings, and policy outcomes are not guaranteed.