Chrome extension
The Apify Store, with the stats the store hides
Store Lens adds two lines to every actor card on apify.com: monthly users with the
30-day sparkline and the week's change, the A–E grade, the success rate, how the price sits
against the other results — then open issues, standing among rivals, and when it was last
updated. Hover for the full picture — what the reviews are actually
about, what changed recently, who the nearest rivals are.
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Free · no account needed · independent, not affiliated with Apify
Adoption trend
A 30-day sparkline of monthly users on every card, with the 7-day change. Up, down or flat — before you click.
The grade, the success rate
The same A–E grade and 30-day success rate as this site, from the published formula. Runs that fail, abort or time out, broken down in the panel.
Price in context
Is $4 per 1,000 results cheap or steep for this search? A dot beside the price ranks it against the comparable actors on the page.
What the stars are about
A one-line verdict from the text reviews, with what people praise and what they complain about — without opening the actor.
Open issues, recent changes
Issues the store hides behind a tab, price changes, README rewrites, rank moves — the last 30 days, on hover.
A digest of the results
How many are graded A or B, the median price, who leads, how many are rising. Filter chips dim the ones that miss your bar.
What it sends, and what it does not
The extension sends the identifiers of the actor cards on the page you are looking at
to apifystats.com, in batches of up to forty, and nothing else: no page content, no
search text, no cookies from any site, no browsing history, no identifier for you. There is
no account in it, no sign-in, no analytics and no telemetry; its two permissions are local
storage and this domain. "Watch" and "Rivals" are plain links to this site. The full text is
in the extension's privacy note.
Why a card shows nothing
A dashed strip reading not in the apifystats census yet means the census has
no row for the actor. New actors appear after the next nightly sweep. Rental actors
(a flat monthly price) are not covered yet. A dash instead of a grade means the actor has
fewer than 100 runs and 3 reviews in the last 30 days — nothing to grade on. An absent
number is an absent number: the extension never shows a zero it did not measure.
Where the numbers come from
The same nightly census of the whole store this site is built on, read through one
public endpoint. A strip and the actor's page on apifystats show the same figures for the
same day, by construction. Data as of 2026-09-25.
