See it work on your real data
Paste your AppLovin MAX Report Key and we'll pull your last 45 days of real revenue data and show you one real result. No account, no signup.
The Report Key is a separate, read-only credential, not the Management Key you'd use to change ad units or account settings. We use it for exactly one report request, then we're done with it. Nothing gets stored, nothing gets logged, and no account gets created.
- · If something real is going on, you'll get the same evidence card the dashboard shows: what moved, and what to check next.
- · A quiet account isn't a dead end. You'll still get a real summary of your last 45 days.
- · If there's too little data yet, or AppLovin rejects the key, we'll say so plainly instead of guessing.
- · Limited to 5 tries per hour per connection, just to keep this from being abused.
Mediating through Google AdMob instead?
Yieldwatch watches AdMob the same way it watches AppLovin MAX: same eCPM and fill rate anomaly detection, plus a breakdown by ad source so a bidding network like Unity Ads shows up on its own when it's the one driving a flagged day.
We don't ask you to paste anything here. Connecting AdMob means signing in with Google, not pasting a key, so there's no credential that fits an anonymous page like this one. Instead, here's a sample flagged day built the same way a real one would be. Sign up and connect AdMob from Settings, tied to your own account, to see it on your real numbers.
Only on App Store Connect, no AppLovin MAX?
Yieldwatch also watches App Store sales and units directly through App Store Connect, so you don't need AppLovin at all. Instead of revenue and fill rate, it flags on revenue and units, and explains itself the same way.
We don't ask for your App Store Connect private key here. It's a more sensitive credential than AppLovin's read-only Report Key, and this is an anonymous page with no account behind it, so pasting one in isn't something we're asking visitors to do. Instead, here's a sample flagged day built the same way a real one would be. Sign up and connect App Store Connect from Settings, tied to your own account, to see it on your real numbers.
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