AstroForvibe vs Astro
Astro helps you find keywords. Forvibe's ASO Agent puts them in your listing and checks whether they worked.
A tool you operate, or an agent that does the work
| Feature | Forvibe |  Astro |
|---|---|---|
| The ASO Agent | ||
| Makes App Store listing changes for you | ||
| Measures each change at 7 and 28 days | ||
| Asks for approval before anything ships | ||
| Tools | ||
| ASO Keyword Research | ||
| Keyword Ranking Tracking | ||
| Competitor Analysis | ||
| Review Monitoring | ||
| AI Keyword Suggestions | ||
| Difficulty Metrics | ||
| Keyword tracking countries | 40 countries | 60+ countries |
| Google Play Support | ||
| Web-Based (No Install) | ||
| Store Listing Editor | ||
| Direct Store Publishing | ||
| Screenshot Studio | ||
| Landing Page Builder | ||
| Legal Document Generator | ||
| AI listing localization (App Store and Google Play) | DeepL only | |
| Customer Support Inbox | ||
| Pricing Management | ||
Forvibe
Free plan. The ASO Agent from $19/month (Indie Dev) or $49/month (Startup), or $190 and $490 a year.
Astro
$108/year ($9/month billed annually)
Astro features and pricing as listed on their site in February 2026.
Astro is a focused, well-designed macOS keyword tool, and the cheaper option if keyword research is all you need. Forvibe is for when you'd rather not do the work yourself: the agent picks keywords, changes your App Store listing one word at a time, measures each change and asks before anything ships. It runs in the browser and also manages Google Play listings and reviews.
Switching from Astro?
- Is Forvibe a good Astro alternative?
- Astro is a focused, well-designed macOS keyword tool, and the cheaper option if keyword research is all you need. Forvibe is for when you'd rather not do the work yourself: the agent picks keywords, changes your App Store listing one word at a time, measures each change and asks before anything ships. It runs in the browser and also manages Google Play listings and reviews.
- What does Astro do that Forvibe doesn't?
- Nothing in the comparison above. Astro is a macOS desktop ASO tool for keyword research, ranking tracking, and competitor analysis on the Apple App Store. Forvibe's difference is that its ASO Agent makes the listing changes itself and measures each one.
- How much does Forvibe cost compared to Astro?
- Forvibe: Free plan. The ASO Agent from $19/month (Indie Dev) or $49/month (Startup), or $190 and $490 a year. Astro: $108/year ($9/month billed annually), as listed on their site in February 2026.
- Does Forvibe's ASO Agent work on Google Play?
- The agent makes listing changes on the App Store, where it tracks keywords, rewrites the title, subtitle and keyword field, localizes the listing and runs product page tests. On Google Play it replies to reviews. Forvibe's store listing editor works with both stores.
Stop operating tools. Hire the agent.
Free plan with 200 AI credits. The ASO Agent starts at $19 a month.