Benchmark a market
Compare which products lead free, paid, and grossing charts in the same country and store before setting launch or localization priorities.
App Store & Google Play intelligenceMobile app top charts across stores and markets
Find the apps and games leading App Store and Google Play charts. Compare daily free, paid, and grossing rankings by market, then connect chart movement with observed advertising activity.
Global chart coverage
One starting point for daily app rankings
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App stores
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Markets
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Chart types
24h
Refresh cycle
Built for market research
Use store position as a discovery signal, then validate momentum with category context, ranking change, and advertising activity.
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Latest ranking snapshot
Start with today’s US chart leaders
Use this daily snapshot to choose the right store and product type. Each destination opens the full ranking with country, category, date, and advertiser filters.
Chart date: 2026-09-16
Google Play charts
Game rankings
No. 1 Top Grossing
MONOPOLY GO!
Scopely
App Store charts
Game rankings
No. 1 Top Grossing
MONOPOLY GO!
Scopely, Inc.
Google Play charts
App rankings
No. 1 Top Grossing
Google One
Google LLC
App Store charts
App rankings
No. 1 Top Free
ChatGPT
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Country ranking directory
Explore mobile app rankings by market
Country-level charts help UA, publishing, and market research teams distinguish global popularity from local momentum. Start with Google Play games in any market, then switch store, product type, category, or date on the chart page.
Americas
7Asia Pacific
16Europe
11Middle East & Africa
12Market links open Google Play game charts by default so every country has one consistent, crawlable starting point. Store and product-type controls are available on each chart page.
From rank to decision
Turn a chart position into a useful market signal
A ranking is most valuable when it shortens the path from discovery to competitive research. Use the directory to answer three practical questions.
Discover fast movers
Use daily rank change and category position to find emerging apps and games before they become obvious category leaders.
Validate acquisition pressure
Read observed advertising activity beside store rank to identify leaders that may be supporting momentum with paid acquisition.
How to read the data
Clear scope, comparable signals
The directory separates observed store rankings from advertising intelligence so teams can compare signals without treating rank as a revenue or download estimate.
Store-specific charts
App Store and Google Play rankings are presented separately because chart availability and product taxonomies differ by store.
Daily snapshots
Chart pages show the ranking date and support historical date selection for consistent day-to-day comparison.
Rank is not volume
A chart position is a store signal. It should not be interpreted as verified downloads, active users, or revenue.
Advertising is a separate signal
Observed ad activity adds competitive context, but it does not prove that advertising caused a product’s store rank.
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Top charts FAQ
Questions about mobile app rankings
Quick answers about chart coverage, update frequency, and how to interpret the data.
What mobile app rankings can I explore here?
You can browse App Store and Google Play charts for games and apps across supported markets, including top free, top paid, and top grossing lists where the store provides them.
How often are the top charts updated?
The public chart pages use daily ranking snapshots. Each page displays its chart date and also lets you select an earlier date for historical comparison.
Do chart positions equal downloads or revenue?
No. A chart position reflects relative store rank for the selected market, category, and date. It is not a verified download or revenue figure.
Why show advertising activity beside app rankings?
Advertising activity provides an additional competitive signal. It helps researchers identify products worth investigating, but it should not be treated as proof that ads caused the ranking.