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Robokiller: Spam Call Blocker earns about
$1.40M/month
range $769.0K – $2.03M · $16.78M/year
Live data · refreshed every hour
Per Day
$46.6K
$25.6K – $67.6K
Per Week
$326.2K
$179.4K – $473.0K
Per Month
$1.40M
$769.0K – $2.03M
Per Year
$16.78M
$9.23M – $24.33M
Lifetime
$41.95M
$23.07M – $60.82M
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A specific clone-and-improve plan for Robokiller: Spam Call Blocker
Auto-generated from this app's real revenue ($1.40M/month · $16.78M/year), monetization model, rating signals and category. Every line is calibrated to this app, not generic advice.
59/100
Opportunity
0/100
Cloneability
$1
Revenue / install
✓ Features to copy
- subscription paywall (~$5.99/mo) - proven monetization
- in-app purchase tier ladder for upsells
⚡ Improve / fix
- faster onboarding · clearer pricing page · richer empty-state
🛠 MVP scope
- core feature loop
- subscription gating
- free-tier limits
- trial period
- analytics
💰 Pricing recommendation
Robokiller: Spam Call Blocker is at $5.99/mo. Consider going slightly lower with a longer free trial (14 days) to win price-aware users.
🔡 App Store title ideas
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📺 TikTok / ad hook angles
- "I tried Robokiller: Spam Call Blocker for 30 days - here's what I'd do differently"
- "Why Robokiller: Spam Call Blocker costs $5.99/mo when ours costs $3.59"
- "The utilities app Robokiller: Spam Call Blocker won't tell you these 3 things"
Monetization
Subscription (~$5.99/mo)Revenue mix (estimated)
- Subscriptions ~72%
- One-time IAP ~22%
- Ads ~6%
Paying users (est.)
62.0M installs · 11.7% active · 2.3% pay
In-App Purchases 5
- Monthly Monthly (Inactive) $5.99 /month
- Annualest. RoboKiller Membership $89.99 /year ~$7.50/mo
- Subscription Membership (Inactive)3 tiers $4.99 – $7.99 range
- Subscription Membership3 tiers $5.99 – $79.99 range
- Subscription Membership(Inactive)2 tiers $5.99 – $79.99 range
5 tiers scraped live from the App Store.
App Details
Pulled from the App Store- Current Version
- 24.7.54
- Released
- Sep 8, 2015
- Last Updated
- Apr 29, 2026
- File Size
- 193.7 MB
- Required OS
- 15.0
- Content Rating
- 4+
- Category
- Utilities
- Price
- Free
- Currency
- USD
- Languages
- English, Italian, Spanish
- Developer
- Mosaic S.r.l.
What's new in v24.7.54
Hello users!
"With great power comes great responsibility" - and the power to block spam calls is definitely a great one! We've improved the app with bug fixes to make sure it keeps working perfectly for you.
If you're enjoying a quieter phone, let us know with a review!
Keep blocking that spam!
Fun Numbers - share these
$1
every second
$32
every minute
$1.9K
every hour
$46.6K
every day
- ☕ Buys 9K $5 coffees every day
- 👨💻 Pays for 93 senior engineer salaries per year
- 🚗 Earns enough for 399 Tesla Model 3s annually
- ⏱️ Earns the price of a coffee in 9 seconds
12-Month Revenue Trajectory
Modeled from grossing rank, app score, and update cadence. Hover any point to see the value. Real growth depends on retention, marketing, and seasonality.
Estimated Installs
62.0M
estimated from 413,293 ratings
Active Users (MAU est.)
7.3M
11.7% of installs · default benchmark
Rating
4.51 ★
413K reviews
Monetization
Subscription (~$5.99/mo)
Rating Distribution
5★
317K
4★
46K
3★
18K
2★
8K
1★
25K
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How much money does Robokiller: Spam Call Blocker make on the App Store? ⌄
Robokiller: Spam Call Blocker has an estimated App Store revenue of $1.40M per month (~$16.78M per year, $46.6K per day) with a likely range of $769.0K to $2.03M. 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.
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Apple does not publish exact App Store download counts. Using public ratings (413K reviews), grossing rank, category position and the standard 1:75 ratings-to-downloads ratio, Rev.now estimates about 62.0M total iOS downloads for Robokiller: Spam Call Blocker - and roughly 7.3M monthly active users on iPhone and iPad.
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