Top Android App Review Sites for Developers

Begin your app's marketing campaign with exposure on these sites.

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Priya Viswanathan
Priya Viswanathan
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  • University of Mumbai
Former Lifewire writer Priya Viswanathan has more tan 10+ years experience writing about technology. She is an expert on tablets and mobile devices and apps.
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Updated on January 23, 2020
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Once' you've developed a mobile app you know how important it is to promote it. A good part of your marketing efforts involves submitting your app to respected, well-trafficked app review sites. This increases your app's exposure and helps potential users determine if it's a good fit for their purposes. In this article, we cover four of the top Android app review sites for developers.

AppBrain

AppBrain website home page

This review site for Android apps provides readers with a catalog-style database, which lets them browse and search for apps by category. It also contains a “Latest Reviews” tab, which features the most recent app reviews.

Here, you can write a brief description about your app’s main features, including screenshots and videos of your app, app pricing information, and user ratings.

Users can install apps with just one click and instantly share these with their friends. This means that your app could get additional promotion with no extra effort on your part.

AndroLib

AndroLib website

AndroLib features the latest apps in the market, letting users insert brief reviews on the key functions and screenshots of your app. The catalog-style database offers readers information about pricing, letting them see other user ratings as well.

AndroLib's best feature is that it displays the apps being browsed at any given point in time. The more popular and engaging your app is, the more it will be featured in the “Currently Being Browsed” list.

Android Apps

Android Apps website

This neatly laid out, blog-style database site lets users browse and search apps by category, while also providing long and detailed descriptions and app recommendations. You can post screenshots and limited videos of your apps, or inform users regarding price cuts and promotional efforts.

AndroidApps also features top reviewers every week, so you can choose from among the best to review your app.

AppsZoom

AppsZoom website

AppsZoom, previously called AndroidZoom, is a catalog-based app review site that enables users to search, browse, and rate apps. Each app has a brief description. Users can insert screenshots and discuss pricing information, experiences, and other review points.

This app review site works well for developers. It features the top picks every week plus a daily app feature. Additionally, AppsZoom maintains a blog with the latest entrants to the site, along with a unique Video review section in its official YouTube channel. This further increases the potential range of your app’s exposure.

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