LocalizeASO
Price parity
Price right in every market
Turn one base price into localized App Store subscription and in-app purchase prices that fit each market.
How price localization works
Start from a base market, adjust by purchasing power, then push reviewed prices.
Pick base price
Use your reference territory
Localize prices
Adapt to purchasing power
Submit reviewed prices
Update markets after approval
One global price is rarely fair
A subscription that feels normal in the US can be too expensive elsewhere, while manual App Store price edits do not scale.
- Purchasing-power-aware suggestions per territory
- Separate flows for subscriptions and in-app purchases
- Review before anything is pushed to App Store Connect
Update every market in one workflow
- Fetch current App Store price points
- Compare suggested vs. existing territory prices
- Push localized prices after approval
Unfair advantage
They localize ~5 storefronts. You ship 40+.
Same flag map as the homepage — keyword-driven screenshots and metadata for every market.
Review screenshot copy from Figma
Create screenshot review jobs from Figma, then apply only approved agent proposals back to matching frames.
- Use your existing Figma frames
- Review frame previews and layer diffs
- Accept, edit, reject, or request another agent pass
- Map used and unassigned ASO keywords
Review App Store metadata
Review agent proposals for titles, subtitles, descriptions, keywords, and release fields in one dashboard.
- Compare current, agent proposal, and final human edit
- Validate against App Store limits and ASO rules
- Hosted submit or local asc export after approval
- Use ASO keywords and warnings as review signals
Import your ASO Keywords
Use your existing ASO keywords. We will use them for localization.
You don’t save time.
You delete a whole category of work.
If your time is worth even $50/hour, this pays for itself in one update.
They stop at five. You do not have to.
Import ASO keywords. Ship screenshots and metadata in 40+ languages.