Purchase and website terms
Using and purchasing Hackstat.
These terms describe the one-time Mac license, activation, and the website demo, including your input and links to external services.
One license for one Mac
Each purchase is a one-time license for one Mac. An internet connection is required for the initial license activation. After activation, you can use saved research and metadata offline. Fresh App Store and Google Play data requires an internet connection to the public store sources.
Keep your license key and private order link secure. A device reset or transfer tool is not currently available. An offline activated app cannot immediately receive a refund-related revocation or other license change; those changes require an online connection to take effect.
Launch pricing and payment
Purchases 1–100 are $10 each, 101–200 are $30 each, and 201–300 are $50 each. The price increases by $20 for each following batch of 100 purchases. Prices are in USD; Stripe Checkout shows the final amount and any applicable tax before payment.
Availability is checked when you open checkout. If the price has changed, review the updated price before continuing. Hackstat’s operator sells your license, and Stripe processes the payment under the terms presented in checkout. Hackstat’s operator is responsible for customer support and applicable sales taxes. Your license is made available after payment confirmation.
Your registration code is sent only to the email used at checkout. Your order page shows payment, email delivery, and download status. Save your private order link to check for updates while email delivery is pending.
Using the preview
You can browse this website and use its demo to evaluate Hackstat’s approach to ASO. The demo’s apps, keyword metrics, rankings, and comparisons are illustrative sample information.
Use those examples to explore the interface and workflow, not as measurements of a real app’s performance. The preview does not connect to your App Store account or publish changes to a store listing.
Ownership of your input
You retain the rights to your own text and research. Editing a metadata draft in the demo does not transfer ownership of your input to Hackstat.
Demo drafts are processed in your browser. If you choose to save a draft, it is stored in that browser’s local storage. Keep a separate copy of anything you want to retain, because clearing site data also clears saved drafts.
Our privacy overview explains Google Analytics, purchase and activation data, local storage, exported files, and how to remove saved site data.
Acceptable use
Use the website lawfully and respect other people’s rights. Please do not attempt to disrupt the site, bypass access controls, introduce malicious code, or interfere with another person’s use of it.
Only enter content that you have permission to use. You remain responsible for reviewing your own app metadata and following the requirements of any store where you publish it.
Website materials and exports
The website’s interface, branding, and sample content are provided to help you explore Hackstat. Using the demo does not transfer ownership of those materials.
You can download the demo’s sample CSV exports for your own evaluation. Those exports remain sample information. Your own input is separate from the website materials and remains yours.
Following an external link
If you follow a link to another website, download provider, or payment service, that service’s terms and privacy practices apply there. Review the details shown by the service before submitting information or making a purchase.
A link to an external service does not connect your browser demo drafts to that service.
Product and release information
The website and demo may change as Hackstat develops. Planned capabilities on the product direction page describe intended work, with no promised delivery date.
Mac installation details will accompany the installer when it is available. You can explore the current preview through the getting started guide.
Try the ASO workspace.
Search sample keywords, compare rankings, and draft your app metadata in the browser.
