Starquill vs AppFollow and Appbot
AppFollow vs Appbot (and Starquill)
AppFollow and Appbot are the two best-known review tools. AppFollow is a broad app marketing suite; Appbot focuses on review analytics for product teams. Here's how they compare, and where Starquill fits if you're a solo developer or a small studio.
- Price
- AppFollowFree plan; Essential $179/mo ($129/mo yearly) for 5 apps; Team $599/moAppbotSmall $59/mo ($49/mo yearly) for 5 sources; Medium $119/mo; Large from $219/moStarquillFree for 1 app; Indie $12/mo (3 apps); Studio $39/mo (15 apps)
- Free option
- AppFollowFree planAppbot14-day trialStarquillFree plan for 1 app
- Best at
- AppFollowReviews, ASO and support integrations in one suiteAppbotSentiment and topic analysis for product teamsStarquillTelling you within hours that a release broke something
- AI reply drafts
- AppFollowFrom EssentialAppbotCheck their current plansStarquillEvery plan, in the reviewer's language
- Reviews grouped into problems
- AppFollowTags and sentimentAppbotSentiment and topicsStarquillAI issues with counts per app version
- Alert channels
- AppFollowEmail, Slack and integrationsAppbotEmail, Slack and integrationsStarquillEmail, Telegram and Slack
AppFollow and Appbot details from their public pages, checked October 2026: AppFollow pricing, Appbot plans. Prices change; check theirs before deciding.
Pick AppFollow if
- • You need ASO and keyword tracking with reviews
- • You run support through a helpdesk
- • You have a team budget for a suite
Pick Appbot if
- • You're a product team that wants deep sentiment and topic reports
- • You track many apps and sources
Pick Starquill if
- You're one or two people with 1–15 apps
- You mostly want to catch a broken release early
- You want reply drafts in every language from $0–12 a month
Only get about 10 reviews a month? Starquill's free plan is probably all you need, or even just App Store Connect. We built it for apps where reviews pile up.