Top 5 Entertainment Apps in Middle East for Q4 2023

The fourth quarter of 2023 has seen notable activity in the entertainment app sector in the Middle East. Here, we delve into the performance of the top 5 entertainment apps on a unified platform, with data provided by Sensor Tower.

JACO جاكو from JACO ARABIAN COMPANY FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY showed significant growth in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $892K in the final week of December. Weekly downloads exhibited a substantial increase mid-quarter, reaching 465K in the week of November 6, while weekly active users saw a dramatic rise from 231K to 824K by mid-November, before stabilizing around 540K towards the end of December.

webook.com - fun things to do from Hala Yalla Super App had a notable increase in weekly downloads, hitting a high of 216K in mid-November. Weekly active users also climbed steadily, starting from 97K in late October and reaching 618K by the end of December.

TikTok, a product of TikTok Ltd., maintained strong performance with weekly revenue peaking at around $3.6M in the last week of December. Weekly downloads remained robust throughout the quarter, averaging around 400K, while weekly active users remained consistently high, with minor fluctuations around the 31M mark.

Shahid - ﺷﺎﻫﺪ from MBC Group saw its weekly revenue peak at approximately $1.98M at the end of December. Weekly downloads remained relatively stable, with a notable peak of 119K in late November. Weekly active users hovered around 700K for most of the quarter.

YouTube Kids from Google experienced steady weekly downloads, peaking at 106K in late October. The app's weekly active users remained consistently high, averaging around 1.4M throughout the quarter.

These insights underscore the dynamic and competitive nature of the entertainment app market in the Middle East. For more detailed analytics and insights, visit Sensor Tower.