What AppstoreSpy changed

• Added a detailed pricing table with four tiers: Free ($0), Premium ($19), Pro ($99), and Business ($199).
• Introduced specific usage limits for "App info viewed," ranging from 100 to 50,000 views per day.
• Added a 20% discount for annual payments.
• Defined API credit limits for each plan, including support for AI agents.
• Replaced general marketing descriptions about "Niche Finder" and "Market Explorer" with specific feature lists per plan.
• Added "Private Collections" as a feature for higher-paying tiers.

The competitor has moved from a feature-focused landing page to a pricing-focused one. They are now clearly defining limits for different user types, from free users to high-volume business clients.

• Removed the top-level link and call-to-action for exploring installed SDKs directly on app pages.

The removal of a specific feature link from the homepage suggests a shift in product focus, a technical update to the SDK tool, or a change in how users access technical app data.

• Added a new feature announcement at the top of the page for exploring installed SDKs directly on app pages.
• Updated the "Get started" link for the API Integration section to point to the main API portal instead of the documentation subpage.

AppstoreSpy is expanding its technical intelligence capabilities. Users can now see what software tools (SDKs) are built into apps, which helps identify a competitor's tech stack and third-party integrations.