Buy Android App Installs

The install count under your app's name

Google Play shows every app's downloads in ranges: 100+, 500+, 1K+, 5K+, 10K+ and up. It sits right under your app's name and rating, and for many users it is the deciding factor between two similar apps. An app stuck in the lowest range looks untested; crossing into the next range is a visible step up that makes your listing look trusted.

Installs on real devices give your app the Play Store momentum it needs to get discovered.

Choose a market

• Worldwide: $23 for 50, the simplest way to move your count into the next range.
• USA: $362 for 500.
• Canada or the UK: $812 for 1,000.

Country-targeted installs cost more, and are worth it when your app is built for that market, such as a local service, a region-specific app or a launch in a new country. They make your early install base match where your real users will come from.

When installs help most

• At launch, so your app does not sit at the bottom of the range while you wait for organic downloads, reviews and press.
• Before a paid campaign, so the users you pay to reach land on a listing that already looks established.
• When entering a new country, with installs from that market.

Gradual by design

Installs are delivered over 5–7 days, spread out the way real downloads come in. A listing that gains installs steadily looks like an app catching on; a sudden spike does not.

Your listing still has to convert

Installs get people to look; your listing makes them download. Before ordering, check that your icon, screenshots and first lines of description make the app's value clear.

What to expect

You only share your public Google Play link. We never need access to your Play Console or developer account.

Price and delivery

Worldwide installs are $23 for 50. Country-targeted installs come in larger packs: the USA at $362 for 500, and Canada and the UK at $812 for 1,000. Larger orders are multiples of the pack, with a package discount that grows with the order: 5% off two or three packs, 10% off four or five, and 15% off ten or twenty. Delivery is spread over five to seven days.

Which link to use

Use your app's Google Play Store link. Open the listing in a browser and copy the address: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yourcompany.yourapp. The id= part identifies your app. The app must be live, free to install and available in the countries you target.

Download badges on Google Play

Google Play shows downloads in ranges: 10+, 50+, 100+, 500+, 1K+, 5K+, 10K+ and so on. People comparing apps in search results notice the badge, and an app stuck at 10+ looks untested next to competitors at 1K+. Installs help move your listing into the next range, where it looks like an app other people already use.

How many installs to order

Order enough to move into the next download range, and a little more, since counts can take time to update. For a new app, 100 to 500 installs takes it out of the lowest ranges. Larger orders make sense for apps that are already established and want to reach the next milestone before a launch or campaign.

Prepare the listing first

• A clear icon that reads at small sizes.
• A short description whose first line explains what the app does.
• Screenshots that show the app's main benefit, with short captions.
• A feature graphic and video, if you have them.
• Keywords in the title and description that match how people search.

Installs bring the badge up; the listing is what convinces real users to install too.

Test your listing with Google Play's store listing experiments, which let you compare icons, screenshots and descriptions with real visitors, and keep the version that converts best.

Then answer user emails and feedback quickly, fix bugs that reviewers mention and ship regular updates. An app that is clearly maintained keeps the users it gains from a higher download badge, and those users are the ones who leave the ratings and reviews that bring in more users over time.

A worked example

An independent developer launches a habit-tracker app and gets 30 installs from friends in the first week. Before posting it on Reddit and Product Hunt, they polish the screenshots and order 200 worldwide installs ($82.80 with the 10% package discount), delivered over the following week. When the posts go live, visitors who click through to Google Play see an app with a 100+ badge and clear screenshots, and more of them install it.

Ratings and reviews come from real users

Installs raise the download count. Ratings and reviews should come from real users, who can rate your app once they have used it. Ask satisfied users for a review inside the app, using Google Play's in-app review prompt, at a moment when they have just had a good experience. Reply to reviews in the Play Console, especially critical ones, so new visitors see a developer who listens.