Top 5 Sports Apps in Australia Q3 2023 Performance

The third quarter of 2023 saw significant activity in the sports app category in Australia, with notable performances from the top 5 apps. Here’s a detailed look at their metrics based on Sensor Tower data.

FIFA Women’s World Cup Tickets experienced a notable fluctuation in weekly downloads. Starting strong with 53K downloads in late June, the app peaked at 96K in mid-July before gradually declining to negligible numbers by early September.

Kayo Sports showed a stable revenue stream, with weekly earnings ranging between $415K and $535K, peaking in mid-September. The app maintained a steady download rate of around 20K to 30K per week, with a notable spike to 43K downloads in late August. Active users remained consistent around the 330K mark, peaking at 371K in late August.

Optus Sport exhibited a significant rise in weekly downloads, particularly in mid-July with 60K downloads. Revenue followed an upward trend as well, peaking at $195K in early August. The app saw a steady increase in active users, reaching a high of 88K in early August before stabilizing around 50K to 60K towards the end of the quarter.

Sportsbet - Online Bookmaker maintained a consistent performance in terms of weekly downloads, averaging around 10K, with a peak of 25K in late September. Active user numbers were stable around 170K to 180K, with a slight increase to 185K in the last week of September.

AFL Live Official App saw steady weekly downloads, averaging around 8K, with a peak of 15K in the final week of September. Revenue remained low but steady, with minor fluctuations between $7 and $27 per week. Active users consistently hovered around the 600K mark, peaking at 640K in mid-August.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.