Mobile App Performance Trends so far in 2022

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Mobile App Performance Trends so far in 2022

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The mobile app industry went through a transformative process in 2021 due to changes in consumer and user habits resulting from pandemic impacts in 2020. That process continued into 2022, and with recent iOS and Android changes, new digital marketing rules, and device shortages, mobile app makers are having to adapt to an ever changing market place.

The Mobile App Trends 2022 report provides expert industry analysis on the global and regional developments of the mobile marketing economy over the past year. Using data from the top 2,500 apps, the report sheds light on top trends and benchmarks across fintech, e-commerce, and gaming verticals, equipping advertisers with actionable insights to drive app growth in 2022.

The Mobile App Trends 2022 report analyzes trends in installs, sessions, ATT opt-in rates, retention, re-attribution, and more to help you better understand your audience and the current state of the app economy. Adjust’s report reveals impressive growth across key metrics, showing that highly engaged users are coming in droves. Along with massive improvements, the analysis also shines a spotlight on a somewhat lagging retention performance, emphasizing the importance of ensuring that the same attention is paid to retention and LTV as it is to UA.

Key findings from the report include:

  • Installs grew year-on-year in 2021 in all verticals and regions tracked, with fintech up by 35%, e-commerce by 12%, and gaming by 32%.
  • Stock trading and crypto apps grew significantly and have highly engaged user bases. While they make up 7% and 2% of all fintech app installs, respectively, they account for 17% and 6% of sessions.
  • Hyper casual games make up the highest share of installs within the gaming vertical (27%), but it’s action that accounts for the largest proportion of sessions (30%).
  • Marketplace apps have significantly better retention rates than the averages for the rest of the e-commerce vertical (day 1 27% vs. 19% and day 30 10% vs. 7).
  • Fintech, e-commerce, and gaming all had their highest in-app revenue months on record in 2021, according to Adjust data.