Rankings / The Priciest Paid App Ranking board · recomputed automatically

Global · Ranking board · The Priciest Paid App

The Most Expensive App on the App Store

The boldest price tags in the store, no subscription required.

As of 15 Nov 2026, the most expensive app on the App Store is Golfstream - Social Network ($1,000.00), one of 19 listings priced at $999.99 or more. 15 of those have no ratings at all: they are enterprise, white-label or novelty listings rather than consumer apps. The most expensive app with real ratings is 27 Solitaire Games ($400.00).

Golfstream - Social Network$1,000.00
Твой Финансовый Калькулятор$1,000.00
FFQ8$1,000.00
SYS™$1,000.00
MoguResearch$1,000.00

Apps considered

81,672

Qualifying rule

A paid app with a price above zero.

Recomputed

15 Nov 2026

Confidence

High · direct measure

The board

Showing 100 published positions. Boards recompute automatically, so a crown can change hands at any time.

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14 Nov 2026

1FFQ8
2SYS™
3MoguResearch
4Golfstream - Social Network
5Твой Финансовый Калькулятор
6ShakerWatch

Leaders by valuetop 14 of 81,672

1st14th

What the data shows

▲What the data shows

The leader is a genuine outlier: Golfstream - Social Network posts 2.5× the figure of the typical entry on this board (a median of $400.00).
From top to bottom, this top 100 runs from $1,000.00 down to $249.99.
Motionics LLC is the most represented maker here, with 10 apps in the top 100.

How this board is measured

Metric: The highest up-front purchase price.
Qualifies: A paid app with a price above zero.
Why it matters: The boldest price tags in the store, no subscription required.
Currency: Prices are listed in each app’s own storefront currency and ranked on their US-dollar equivalent using daily reference rates. A listing whose currency has no rate available is excluded from this board rather than ranked unconverted.
Known limits: Reflects public listing data only; a figure we read, never one we estimate. Listings are read from Apple’s public metadata and are not restricted to a single storefront. Methodology →