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Recreation.gov earns about
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Brand revenue
📰 Reported
Booz Allen Hamilton - full brand revenue
Annual brand revenue (2019)
$5.1B/year
App Store / Play Store share
1%
≈ $0/year of in-app revenue
Off-store revenue (everything else)
$5.1B/year
99% of total brand revenue
Booz Allen Hamilton earns about $5.1B/year across the whole brand.
Most of that money comes from off-store revenue - trading fees, commissions, payment processing, ad sales, hardware, enterprise contracts - not in-app purchases or subscriptions on the App Store / Google Play.
App store revenue (in-app purchases, subscriptions, ads, paid downloads)
Off-store revenue (trading fees, commissions, web subscriptions, ad sales, enterprise)
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Opportunity
60/100
Cloneability
$0
Revenue / install
✓ Features to copy
- the proven core flow that drove these download numbers
⚡ Improve / fix
- faster onboarding · clearer pricing page · richer empty-state
🛠 MVP scope
- core feature
- onboarding flow
- IAP unlock or one-time purchase
- settings + share
💰 Pricing recommendation
Recreation.gov is free with ads. Consider a free trial → $4.99/mo or $29.99/yr subscription model - much higher ARPU than ads.
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📺 TikTok / ad hook angles
- "I tried Recreation.gov for 30 days - here's what I'd do differently"
- "Why Recreation.gov costs $9.99/mo when ours costs $5.99"
- "The travel app Recreation.gov won't tell you these 3 things"
Monetization
No App Store revenue (monetizes off-store)Revenue mix (estimated)
- Ads / branded ~100%
Paying users (est.)
Per-MAU revenue from category benchmark ($0.20–$2.00/mo)
In-App Purchases
No in-app purchases
Free app, likely ad-supported.
App Details
Pulled from the App Store- Current Version
- 2.2.44
- Released
- Mar 29, 2019
- Last Updated
- Jul 2, 2026
- File Size
- 142.6 MB
- Required OS
- 16.6
- Content Rating
- 17+
- Category
- Travel
- Price
- Free
- Currency
- USD
- Languages
- English
- Developer
- Booz Allen Hamilton Inc.
What's new in v2.2.44
Bug spray applied! Stability improvements and bug fixes to keep the app running smoothly.
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12-Month Revenue Trajectory
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Estimated Installs
53.7M
estimated from 357,867 ratings
Active Users (MAU est.)
4.9M
9.2% of installs · TRAVEL category benchmark · iOS large-install decay × 0.5
Rating
4.88 ★
358K reviews
Monetization
No App Store revenue (monetizes off-store)
Rating Distribution
5★
322K
4★
29K
3★
5K
2★
583
1★
861
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How much money does Recreation.gov make on the App Store? ⌄
Recreation.gov has an estimated App Store revenue of $0 per month (~$0 per year, $0 per day) with a likely range of $0 to $0. This includes earnings from in-app purchases, subscription revenue, ads and any paid downloads - all directional estimates from public App Store signals, not private Apple financial data.
How many App Store downloads does Recreation.gov get? ⌄
Apple does not publish exact App Store download counts. Using public ratings (358K reviews), grossing rank, category position and the standard 1:75 ratings-to-downloads ratio, Rev.now estimates about 53.7M total iOS downloads for Recreation.gov - and roughly 4.9M monthly active users on iPhone and iPad.
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How is Recreation.gov App Store revenue estimated? ⌄
Rev.now estimates Recreation.gov App Store revenue from public app data: estimated downloads, monthly active users (MAU), the iOS conversion rate to paying users, subscription pricing detected on the listing, in-app purchase tiers, ad monetization (eCPM × impressions × MAU) and the Travel category ARPU benchmark - net of Apple's 15-30% store cut.
What in-app purchases and subscriptions does Recreation.gov offer on iOS? ⌄
Recreation.gov currently shows no in-app purchases or subscription pricing on the public App Store listing. Subscription revenue and IAP earnings are a major driver of the monthly revenue estimate above.
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