The cost of acquiring users on mobile is going up, up, up

Sept. 30, 2015
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Research firm Fiksu has released its latest report, which shows that the cost of mobile users is continuing to gain dramatically. Cost per install for iOS has hit $1.32, with Android at $1.91. While both have have seen recent drops, iOS CPI has increased 26 percent since last August, and Android has grown a whopping 103 percent in the last year.

Meanwhile, "cost per loyal user" -- people who open an app three or more times -- is even more expensive. To acquire one of these, you'll pay $4.04 on iOS: An increase of 117 percent year-over-year.

There's more data at the Fiksu blog.

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