Buy Android App Installs
Installs for an app already published on Google Play, from €0.8 each. Share the store link — no APK upload and no developer console access.
Advantages
Fast delivery
Your order enters the queue the same minute it is paid.
No password needed
A public profile link is enough. We never log into your account.
30-day guarantee
If the count drops, we top it up free of charge.
Human support
A person replies, not a bot. Write to us any time.
How it works
Choose the amount
Pick a package or set an exact amount with the slider.
Enter your details
A link to the profile or post and your email address.
Pay
Delivery starts right away; track it with your order number.
Why choose us
The cheapest offer online usually means the biggest risk to your account. Here's where the difference actually is.
- Often ask for your Instagram or Facebook password for "faster" delivery
- Everything gets dumped in a few seconds — looks like a bot attack to the algorithm
- If the count drops a few weeks later — silence, no contact, no refund
- Contact after payment — a bot at best, or nothing at all
- The price looks lower — until your account gets restricted or locked
- We never ask for a password — a link to your profile or post is enough
- Delivery is spread over a realistic timeframe — see "average delivery time" on each service
- 30-day guarantee if the count drops
- Live chat on the site and a real inbox at pagalba@subme.lt
- The price reflects a safer, more sustainable delivery method
This service adds installs to an app that is already published and publicly available on Google Play. It is aimed at developers who have a working listing and want early install volume behind it — for example, a small studio releasing its second app that would rather not launch to a page showing a three-digit install count.
When buying Android app installs helps
Installs help most when the listing around them is ready: readable screenshots, a short description that explains the app in one sentence, and a build that opens without crashing on first launch. Launch week, a seasonal campaign, or the period right after a rebrand are the usual moments teams order this. If the listing itself is unfinished, install volume will not compensate for it, and that is worth fixing first.
What you need to order Android installs
- You submit the Play Store URL or the package name; nothing is uploaded on your side.
- The app must be available in the regions the installs come from — a country-restricted listing cannot be reached.
- Expect the first installs two to three hours after ordering, then a steady trickle in place of a single drop.
- Play Console reports installs with a delay, so your dashboard usually lags a day or so behind actual delivery.
What not to do while the order runs
Do not unpublish the app, rename the package, or ship a major update while an order is running — the listing that installs point to needs to stay in place. Avoid a volume wildly out of proportion with your normal daily traffic; a steadier curve is easier to read next to your other analytics. And treat installs as one input among several: retention, ratings and reviews are separate signals, and this service does not produce them.
How many installs to buy
A small first batch works mostly as a measurement tool — it tells you whether your listing converts visitors once they arrive, without committing a real budget. Larger volumes make sense when the release is tied to a date: a launch, a press mention, or a paid campaign you want to land on a page that already looks established. If you are testing store creatives against each other, keep install volume constant across the variants, otherwise the comparison tells you nothing.
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Frequently asked questions about Android App Installs
Short answers to what people ask most before ordering.