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Updated Apple App Store stats for 2026: 850M weekly users (2025), $550B+ developer earnings since 2008, $1.3T ecosystem billings & sales (2024), app review volume, fraud prevention, and app count estimates.
The Apple App Store is Apple’s digital marketplace for discovering and downloading apps on iPhone, iPad, and other Apple platforms. Since launching in 2008, it has grown into a massive global distribution channel for developers—and a central part of the iOS ecosystem for payments, subscriptions, games, and app-based commerce.
Because the App Store spans software downloads, in-app purchases, subscriptions, advertising, and even physical-goods commerce powered by apps, “App Store revenue” can mean different things in different reports. This page focuses on verified, high-signal metrics Apple publishes (plus clearly labeled third-party estimates where Apple doesn’t publish an official figure).
Quick Answer (2026)
Apple reported 850+ million average weekly App Store users in 2025 across 175 countries and regions. Apple also says developers selling digital goods and services have earned $550+ billion on the App Store since 2008. In 2024, Apple reported the global App Store ecosystem facilitated ~$1.3 trillion in developer billings and sales (most of which generated no commission paid to Apple).
| Metric | Latest figure | Year / as-of | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Average weekly App Store users | 850M+ | 2025 | Apple Newsroom |
| Developer earnings on App Store (digital goods & services) | $550B+ | Since 2008 (cumulative) | Apple Newsroom |
| Global App Store ecosystem billings & sales facilitated | ~$1.3T | 2024 | Apple Newsroom |
| Commission-free share of ecosystem billings & sales | 90%+ paid zero commission | 2024 (study statement) | Apple Newsroom |
| App Review throughput | ~132,500 apps reviewed per week | 2023 reporting | Apple Newsroom |
| App submissions reviewed | ~6.9M submissions reviewed | 2023 | Apple Newsroom |
| Fraud prevented | $9B+ prevented (incl. $2B+ in 2024) | Last 5 years / 2024 | Apple Newsroom |
| Apps available (estimate) | ~1.64M apps | April 2025 (estimate) | The Verge (citing Appfigures) |
Apple’s own reporting tends to focus on usage, safety, and economic impact, while app-count totals are often tracked by third parties. Apple reported 850+ million average weekly users in 2025 and said the ecosystem facilitated ~$1.3 trillion in billings and sales in 2024. Independent tracking cited by The Verge (referencing Appfigures) estimated Apple’s App Store had about 1.64 million apps as of April 2025.
Apple and independent studies often report the broader App Store ecosystem billings and sales (the commerce developers facilitate through iOS apps). This includes:
Apple reported the ecosystem facilitated ~$1.3T in 2024 worldwide, and stated that for more than 90% of that commerce, developers paid zero commission to Apple.
Apple says App Review includes 500+ experts and reported reviewing an average of ~132,500 apps per week. In 2023, Apple said it reviewed ~6.9 million app submissions and helped more than 192,000 developers publish their first app.
On fraud prevention, Apple reported preventing $9B+ in fraudulent transactions over the last five years, including $2B+ in 2024 alone.
Apple reported 850+ million average weekly App Store users in 2025.
Apple said developers selling digital goods and services have earned $550+ billion on the App Store since 2008.
Apple reported the global App Store ecosystem facilitated ~$1.3 trillion in developer billings and sales in 2024, and said that for more than 90% of that commerce, developers paid no commission to Apple.
Apple doesn’t consistently publish a single official “app count” number. Third-party tracking cited by The Verge (referencing Appfigures) estimated about 1.64 million apps as of April 2025.
Apple reported reviewing ~132,500 apps per week on average, and said it reviewed ~6.9 million app submissions in 2023.
Apple publishes an annual fraud analysis and reported preventing $9B+ in fraudulent transactions over the last five years, including $2B+ in 2024.