Estimated Revenue is a metric in AppFigures that projects the revenue that an app has earned based on its performance data and pricing model.
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Estimated Revenue metric is available only with Appfigures Grow and Explore paid plans.
When first used in Databox, the Estimated Revenue Metric does not have historical data available. Databox only pulls in the total current value, but the historical data will accumulate for the Estimated Revenue Metric over time. The same is true for the Appfigures metric Estimated Downloads.
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