How to export Google Play subscription reports

In Play Console, open Download reports. Choose Statistics for subscription statistics or Financial for money-related reports, then select the relevant application where available and the year and month. Financial downloads include all apps in the account.

Keep the original export in a folder named for the store and reporting period. Work on a copy, and name the worksheet for the report type so subscription counts cannot be mistaken for subscription revenue later.

Check the column headings, date range, package names, and any product identifiers before summarizing. Import identifiers as text and check the decimal separator your spreadsheet uses. If headings look garbled, inspect the file encoding rather than editing individual cells.

Keep the selected breakdown visible. For example, a report split by country is not another set of subscriptions to add on top of a report already containing the all-country total.

• The file contains the intended app and reporting month.
• Date columns are parsed consistently and identifiers have not changed.
• The report’s breakdown is recorded beside its metrics.
• Missing rows and empty values are investigated before aggregation.

A subscriber count at a point in time answers a different question from the number of events during a period. Read the metric definition before choosing a sum, average, or final snapshot in your spreadsheet.

For a period-end subscriber view, use the appropriate latest snapshot and label its date. For a trend, chart consecutive snapshots. Record the exact metric rather than renaming every subscription-related column “users.”

Google makes exports available in a private Cloud Storage bucket. Find its address with Copy Cloud Storage URI on a download page. For programmatic access, add a service account to Play Console with the necessary report permissions. Bulk and financial report access require the corresponding account-wide permissions.

In AppCradle company settings, enter the bucket ID and upload the service-account JSON file. Use the bucket name beginning with pubsite_prod_rev_, without the gs:// prefix or report folder. Then add the Android package names and product identifiers you want to track.

Choose the first month of history in AppCradle and inspect the import status after starting the backfill. Compare one completed period with your original report before relying on a combined iOS and Android view.

Daily refreshes in AppCradle import available store reports. They do not turn those reports into a live transaction feed. If a period is incomplete, check report availability, access permissions, and the import message before assuming your subscription business changed.