Setting up AppWage

AppWage pulls your sales, subscription, and review data straight from App Store Connect. To do that, it needs four things from you: your Vendor ID, and an App Store Connect API key, which is really three pieces, an Issuer ID, a Key ID, and a .p8 key file. Here is how I find each one.

1. Find your Vendor ID

Sign in to App Store Connect, open Payments and Financial Reports (under Sales and Trends / Business), and note the 8-digit Vendor # shown near your legal entity name. Full walkthrough: finding your Vendor ID.

2. Create an App Store Connect API key

  1. Open Users and Access. In App Store Connect, choose Users and Access, then open the Integrations / Keys section (you may need to tap People first on smaller screens).
  2. Generate a key. Click the blue + button next to Active, give the key a name (for example “AppWage”), and assign the Sales and Reports role.
  3. Copy the Issuer ID. The Issuer ID (a long UUID) is shown at the top of the Keys page.
  4. Copy the Key ID. The Key ID is listed beside the key you just created.
  5. Download the .p8 key file. Use Download API Key. You can only download it once, so keep it somewhere safe.

Tip: if the Copy Key ID or Download API Key buttons aren’t visible, click the key’s row first.

3. Add your account in AppWage

In AppWage, add a new account and paste in your Vendor ID, Issuer ID, and Key ID, then select the .p8 file you downloaded. AppWage will connect to App Store Connect and begin downloading your reports. Everything is stored locally on your Mac.