What you can do with Appfigures

Built for

Mobile App Developers, App Growth Teams, Product Managers, Indie Publishers, Subscription App Operators

Example workflows

Monthly revenue snapshot

Typical publisher pulse: one app, bounded dates, sales metrics.

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For FitTrack Pro in Appfigures, show downloads, net revenue, and returns for the last 30 days and compare to the prior month.

Review triage

Product teams use reviews for release follow-up — needs product_id first.

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List the 10 most recent one-star reviews for Harbor Notes in Appfigures and summarize the recurring themes.

Subscription health

Subscription apps need the subscriptions report with explicit dates.

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Pull Appfigures subscription metrics for Bright Budget for the last 90 days — active subs, MRR trend, churn, and trial conversions.

UA spend vs installs

Growth teams reconcile adspend against install volume regularly.

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Compare Appfigures user-acquisition spend and installs by network for the last 14 days across all active apps.

Context to know first

What is Appfigures MCP?

Appfigures MCP connects your Appfigures account to AI assistants so you can query app store downloads, revenue, subscriptions, ad monetization, user-acquisition spend, ratings, and reviews from chat — without copying dashboard exports by hand.

What Appfigures data can agents read?

Sales and revenue reports, subscription analytics (MRR, churn, trials), in-app ad performance, user-acquisition spend, ratings breakdowns, payment reconciliation, product catalogs, store reviews, and reference data like countries and app stores.

Do I need to pick an app first?

For portfolio-wide reports you can query across all products with a date range. Reviews, review counts, and product-specific slices work best after listing your apps to get the product identifier.

AI Skill
SKILL.md

Domain knowledge for Appfigures — workflow patterns, data models, and gotchas for your AI agent.

Appfigures

Appfigures tracks app store performance: products (apps), sales, revenue, reviews, ads.

Operational order

  1. Enumerate products first — most reports and reviews filter by product_id.
  2. Pull reference data (countries, stores) when you need ISO codes or store filters.
  3. Run reports with explicit start_date and end_date for responsive results on large catalogs.
  4. Fetch reviews and review counts per product when triaging sentiment.

Data Model

  • Products are apps. Enumerate products to get product_id. Most reports and reviews filter by product.
  • Reports (sales, revenue, subscriptions, ads, adspend, ratings, payments) accept filters: products, start_date, end_date.
  • Reviews and review counts require product_id in filters.
  • Reference: Countries, stores, categories, languages for filtering.
  • Health: API usage, events, external accounts for monitoring.

Gotchas

  • Date ranges: All-time totals without dates can be slow on accounts with many apps. Prefer start_date + end_date for interactive analysis.
  • product_id required: Reviews and many reports need product_id in filters. Enumerate products first.
  • filters format: Use {"products": product_id, "start_date": "YYYY-MM-DD", "end_date": "YYYY-MM-DD"} for review filters.

Tools in this Server (19)

Appfigures Get Adspend Report

Get user acquisition advertising spend and performance metrics including installs, clicks, impressions, cost, CPC, CPA, and CTR. Use this to track mar...

Appfigures Get Ads Report

Get in-app advertising performance metrics including revenue, impressions, clicks, eCPM, fill rate, and CTR. Use this to optimize ad monetization stra...

Appfigures Get API Usage

Get detailed API usage statistics including daily request counts, total limit, remaining quota, and 30-day usage history. Use to monitor API consumpti...

Appfigures Get Payments Report

Get financial payment report showing actual and estimated revenue. Distinguishes between converted_revenue (final payment received), financial_revenue...

Appfigures Get Ratings Report

Get app store ratings analytics including star distribution breakdown (1-5 stars), average rating, total count, and sentiment analysis (positive/negat...

Appfigures Get Revenue Report

Get revenue breakdown by source including app sales, in-app purchases (IAP), subscriptions, educational sales, business sales, and ad revenue. Use thi...

Appfigures Get Review Counts

Get review count breakdowns without fetching full review text. Returns counts grouped by: stars (1-5 distribution), versions (reviews per app version)...

Appfigures Get Sales Report

Get detailed sales report including downloads, revenue, returns, updates, gifts, and promotional codes. Use this for sales analytics, tracking app per...

Appfigures Get Subscriptions Report

Get detailed subscription analytics including active subscriptions, MRR (Monthly Recurring Revenue), churn rate, trial conversions, renewals, and canc...

Appfigures Health Check

Validate Appfigures API credentials and get account status. Returns API status, user info (ID, name, email), current subscription plan, API usage (dai...

Appfigures List Categories

Get complete list of app store categories across all platforms. Includes primary categories (Games, Productivity, Entertainment, etc.) and subcategori...

Appfigures List Countries

Get complete list of supported countries with ISO codes and Apple Store numbers. Use country ISO codes (e.g., 'US', 'GB', 'DE') in other Appfigures to...

Appfigures List Events

List custom events and milestones you've created in Appfigures. Events can mark app releases, marketing campaigns, feature launches, or any significan...

Appfigures List External Accounts

List all connected external accounts (App Store Connect, Google Play Console, Amazon Developer, ad networks, etc.). Shows connection status, account t...

Appfigures List Languages

Get complete list of supported languages for review translation. Use language codes (e.g., 'en', 'es', 'de') with the optional lang parameter when lis...

Appfigures List Products

List your registered products (apps) in Appfigures. Returns product details including ID, name, developer, store, icon, version, release date, and dev...

Appfigures List Reviews

List app store reviews with powerful filtering by star rating, country, version, date range, and text search. Supports automatic translation to any la...

Appfigures List Stores

Get complete list of supported app stores including Apple App Store (iOS, Mac, tvOS), Google Play, Amazon Appstore, and others. Returns store ID, name...

Appfigures List Users

List all users associated with your Appfigures account. Returns user details including ID, name, email, role (owner/admin/member), avatar URL, timezon...

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Appfigures MCP?

Appfigures MCP connects your Appfigures account to AI assistants so you can query app store downloads, revenue, subscriptions, ad monetization, user-acquisition spend, ratings, and reviews from chat — without copying dashboard exports by hand.

What Appfigures data can agents read?

Sales and revenue reports, subscription analytics (MRR, churn, trials), in-app ad performance, user-acquisition spend, ratings breakdowns, payment reconciliation, product catalogs, store reviews, and reference data like countries and app stores.

Do I need to pick an app first?

For portfolio-wide reports you can query across all products with a date range. Reviews, review counts, and product-specific slices work best after listing your apps to get the product identifier.

Which app stores are supported?

Appfigures aggregates data from App Store Connect, Google Play, and other connected storefronts depending on your Appfigures plan and linked accounts.

Is this read-only?

Yes — agents can read analytics, reports, and reviews. Appfigures MCP does not publish store listings or change account settings.

How do I connect Appfigures to my AI agent?

Add the MCPBundles server URL to your MCP client configuration (Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, etc.). The URL format is: https://mcp.mcpbundles.com/bundle/appfigures. Authentication is handled automatically.

How many tools does Appfigures provide?

Appfigures provides 19 tools that can be called by AI agents, along with a SKILL.md that gives your AI agent domain knowledge about when and how to use them.

What authentication does Appfigures require?

Appfigures uses API Key. Appfigures requires credentials. Connect via MCPBundles and authentication is handled automatically.

Setup Instructions

Connect Appfigures to any MCP client in minutes

MCP URL
https://mcp.mcpbundles.com/bundle/appfigures

One-click install:

The link prefills the Add custom connector dialog — you still review the values and click Add, then Connect to complete OAuth.

Or add manually

  1. Open claude.ai → Settings → Connectors.
  2. Click the + button and choose Add custom connector.
  3. Set Name to Appfigures and paste the MCP URL into Remote MCP server URL.
  4. Click Add. Appfigures will appear under Not connected — select it and click Connect to complete OAuth.
Name: Appfigures
Remote MCP server URL: https://mcp.mcpbundles.com/bundle/appfigures
Authentication: OAuth

Custom connectors at claude.ai require a paid Claude plan (Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise).

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