Gross in-app purchases revenue is the total amount of revenue generated from purchases made within an app, before deducting any fees or commissions.
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The Promo Codes Used by Country metric in AppFigures provides an overview of the number of promotional codes used in different countries for a specific app. This data can be helpful for evaluating the effectiveness of promotional campaigns across different regions and adjusting marketing strategies accordingly.
The Gift Redeemed by Country metric shows the number of gift codes that have been redeemed in each country in which your app is available.
The Revenue Refunds metric tracks the total amount of revenue refunded by app stores to users who have requested a refund for an app or in-app purchase.
The Gross Revenue by Country metric shows how much revenue an app is generating in each country where it is available, providing insights into its global performance.
Ads Requests is a metric that measures the number of times that an ad was requested to be displayed within an app or on a website. It can help app developers and marketers assess the performance and relevance of their ads to their target audience.
Ads ECPM by Country is a metric that shows the revenue earned per thousand ad impressions in different countries. It helps app developers understand which countries are generating higher ad revenue and optimize their ad strategies accordingly.
Ad Campaign CPA (Cost Per Acquisition) represents the cost incurred for each successful app install or action attributed to a specific advertising campaign. It helps measure ad effectiveness and optimize campaign budget allocation.
This metric shows the amount of money earned from sales of an app, after App Store fees have been taken into account.