Find out if Apple Search Ads can work for your app.In 14 days or less.
A bounded, automatic test for one iOS app. Choose $100–$300 in Apple ad spend, stop at the first real conversion signal, and get a clear result instead of an endless campaign.
ASA Agent service fee
$49
Apple bills the ad spend directly. The $49 fee does not include media spend and never starts a recurring plan.
Built on the same ASA Agent used by live iOS apps
How it works
From App Store URL to verdict. No handoff to a human.
Choose the app
Paste its App Store URL and choose a $100, $200, or $300 test budget.
Pass preflight
We check Apple write access, a clean campaign slate, and production SDK data before charging.
Run the probe
The agent creates a bounded search test and watches spend and new-user conversions.
Get the verdict
Campaigns are confirmed paused, late conversions mature for 72 hours, then the result locks.
The result
A real signal—or an honest inconclusive result.
Current V1 does not yet persist full-window coverage proof, so its two negative categories stay locked unless that evidence exists.
Signal found
A new, attributed user started a trial, subscription, or purchase. The test stops at the first qualifying signal.
Traffic, no conversion
Reserved for a run with durable full-window measurement certification. Current V1 does not infer this verdict from missing events alone.
Insufficient traffic
Reserved for a run with durable full-window measurement certification. Current V1 does not infer low demand from incomplete measurement.
Measurement inconclusive
The conversion feed could not certify uninterrupted full-window coverage. In current V1, a no-signal run finishes here instead of inventing a negative result.
What your app needs
The automated preflight checks these before the $49 checkout opens.
- One live iOS app with an App Store ID
- A clean Apple Ads slate for that app (no existing campaigns in V1)
- Direct Apple Ads authorization with write access
- The ASA Agent native SDK verified in a production build
Safe by construction
- The clock starts at launch, not when you pay.
- Every campaign is registered before enable, so a crash cannot orphan spend.
- A stop is not complete until Apple confirms it, and retries survive provider outages.
- Current V1 never guesses a negative, so a no-signal run is measurement inconclusive without durable full-window coverage proof.
One-time pricing
$49
Preflight, campaign setup, automated monitoring, provider-verified stop, 72-hour maturation, and your final report.
Payment appears only after every hard check passes.
Questions, answered
Nothing important hidden behind a call.
Does this guarantee profitable Apple Search Ads?+
No. It is a bounded market probe, not a profitability guarantee or a statistical-significance study. Its job is to find an early conversion signal—or tell you honestly why the test could not support that conclusion.
What exactly do I pay?+
ASA Agent charges a one-time $49 service fee after preflight passes. You separately authorize $100, $200, or $300 in ad spend, billed directly by Apple. There is no recurring subscription in the Challenge.
When do the 14 days start?+
Not at checkout. The clock starts only when the first Challenge campaign is actually enabled at Apple.
When does the test stop?+
At the first qualifying conversion signal, the operational spend threshold, or the 14-day deadline—whichever comes first.
Why is the operational stop below my authorized budget?+
Apple reporting and billing can arrive late. ASA Agent targets roughly 90% of the authorized amount to leave room for delayed spend, then re-reads Apple until every Challenge campaign is confirmed paused. Delayed charges can still appear, and the final report shows them explicitly.
Why is the native SDK required?+
The native SDK gives the Challenge deterministic new-user attribution and can prove a positive signal. The current V1 production check proves that data has flowed, but it does not certify uninterrupted coverage for the whole run. If no signal appears, V1 therefore reports measurement inconclusive rather than a negative.
What if automatic setup cannot launch after I pay?+
A hard technical launch failure is handled automatically and the one-time service payment is refunded. Temporary provider outages stay retryable and never silently start an incomplete test.
Do I need to book a call?+
No. App selection, access checks, SDK verification, payment, launch, progress, stopping, and the final verdict are all self-service.
Your app can pass preflight before you spend a dollar.
Paste the App Store link. The rest is guided and self-service.
Check my appWant ongoing optimization after the result? The regular ASA Agent is optional and never starts automatically. See how it works.