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Get App Detail
Everything Play’s product page carries, in one fetch: the description, the 1–5 star histogram, install bands, price and in-app-purchase range, the developer’s contact and legal entity, media, release and update timestamps, the Data Safety declaration, the permission tree and the similar-apps rail. Credits: 5

Authorization

string
required
Your ScrapeBadger API key.

Path Parameters

string
required
Android package id, e.g. com.whatsapp. It is the id query parameter of a play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=... URL.

Query Parameters

string
default:"US"
Play storefront (gl) — sets pricing and availability.
string
default:"en"
Play content language (hl), e.g. en or pt-BR.

Response

string
Android package id.
string
string
string
Full store description.
string
One-line pitch.
Developer
Publisher and the legal entity Play discloses beneath it — the two differ more often than not.
number
Average rating.
string
integer
Total ratings.
integer
Total written reviews.
RatingHistogram
one_starfive_star — the bar chart Play renders.
string
Install band, e.g. 5,000,000,000+.
string
e.g. 5B+.
integer
integer
ChartRank
The “#1 top free communication” badge when the app carries one — rank, chart.
Price
price, currency, price_text, is_free.
boolean
string
e.g. $0.99 - $99.99 per item.
boolean
boolean
string
string
Category id, e.g. COMMUNICATION.
string
string
string
string
string
string[]
string
string
string
Release date as displayed.
number
Unix seconds.
string
ISO 8601 UTC.
number
string
string
string
string
string
What’s new in this version.
string
DataSafetySection[]
Play’s Data Safety card — title, description per row.
PermissionGroup[]
group, icon_url, permissions[] — the same tree /permissions returns.
string
Link to the full similar-apps cluster.
AppCard[]
The detail page’s similar-apps rail.

Example

Response
A field Play does not render for that app or storefront comes back null (or an empty list) rather than being omitted — chart_rank and iap_range are the usual absentees.