Reporting Overview
The reporting experience in the Amazon Developer Console provides sales, earnings, and payments reports for Appstore and Twitch.
Click the Reporting tab on the Developer Console main menu to open the reporting experience.
Developer Console instructions are identical for Twitch and Appstore, except that the Dashboard currently only applies to Appstore. Some of the fields in the reports are not applicable to Twitch; these are identified in the detailed tables.
For a tutorial on how to access reports, watch the following video.
App Analytics
For Appstore analytics, the Reporting tab opens the Appstore dashboard overview page. This page provides graphical summaries of App and IAP sales in total and by marketplace. See Appstore dashboard for more information.
Financial reports
Finanaical reports include unit sales, earnings, and payments reports.
To access the financial reports for your apps and games, use the following steps
- On the Developer Console dashboard, click the Reporting tab.
- In the left menu, click one of these options:
- Units for sales reports.
- Earnings & Payments for earnings and payments reports.
For Twitch, all reporting is based on the PST time zone. For Appstore reports, the information for each sale reflects the local time zone of the associated marketplace. For example, the transaction date and time of a UK sale uses GMT (the time zone for London).
Unit sales reports
The unit sales reports provide the total units sold and estimated earnings. The data can be filtered by year, month, app, and marketplace. The IAP and subscription units associated with a specific app are also shown. The report includes units sold and units returned.
See Sales Reports for more information.
Earnings and payments reports
Unlike the sales report, earnings numbers in the earnings report are not estimated. They are the earnings approved by the Amazon Appstore and Twitch. Payment reports are generated based on actual disbursement of payments.
The default reporting period for earnings and payments reports is one month. A month is defined as the first day of month to the last day of the month.
See Earnings Reports for more information.
App statistics
The app statistics section includes the acquisition, engagement, and monetization dashboards. These dashboards use data visualizations of key performance indicators (KPIs) to help you measure the performance of your app with customers.
For details, see the following topics:
User reviews
User reviews provide insight into the ratings, content analysis, trends, and key metrics of your app.
To view the user reviews for each of your apps, use the following steps
- Click Reviews in the left menu.
- Click View Reports to see a list of your apps.
- Click on an app to see a list of reviews for that app.
Click Export to CSV to download the user reviews in a file.
Download center
The download center is a convenient, centralized location to download CSV report files with data about your sales, earnings and payments.
For more information, see Download Center.
App Health
The App Health Insights page displays performance and stability metrics of your app.
To access the App Health Insights dashboard, use the following steps
- On the Developer Console dashboard, click the Reporting tab.
- In the next level tab, click App Health.
Performance
The performance section displays the performance of your apps across key parameters that impact user experience. This data is not related to the pre-launch health metrics shared by the Appstore team.
Stability
The stability section provides crash and ANR (Application Not Responding) rates for various app versions to help you assess app stability. These datasets help pinpoint problematic versions and identify the root causes of crashes and ANRs.
Last updated: Sep 09, 2025