Airport Customs generates an estimated $1–$5/month in revenue from 1–4 downloads/month on the App Store, according to AppCurrents estimates (updated 2026-08-02).
| Est. revenue / month | $1–$5 |
|---|---|
| Est. downloads / month | 1–4 |
| Estimate confidence | low |
| Pricing | Free + IAP |
| Rating | 3.00 ★ (2 ratings) |
| Category | Games |
| Released | 05.08.2020 |
| App last updated | 20.08.2020 |
| Platform | iOS |
Modeled monthly estimate · rating velocity · low confidence
About
It is a real-life simulator where the user will behave like a custom checker. There will be bags coming in front of the user and it will open automatically. The user will have a scanner to scan the bag. There will be prohibited items shown in the dialogue box at each starting of the level. Customers having the bag will come automatically near the desk of the customs officer and the bag will open…
Trends & analysis
Chart rank trend
US · overallWhy it's surfacing
Scout 5Ratings & velocity
★ 0 in windowRating distribution
50% positive · 2 ratingsGeographic reach
best rank · 0 storefrontsRevenue & downloads trend
ARPU $1In-app purchases
10 tiersUpdate history
1 update tracked- v1.26.0y ago
Amazing Animations Interesting Mission More Surprises and Exciting Gifts Improved HD Graphics
Airport Customs — FAQ
How much money does Airport Customs make?
According to AppCurrents estimates, Airport Customs generates approximately $1–$5 per month (low confidence), modeled from its the App Store chart performance, rating velocity, and monetization signals.
How many downloads does Airport Customs get?
Airport Customs sees an estimated 1–4 downloads per month on the App Store, per AppCurrents modeling.
Is Airport Customs free?
Airport Customs is free to download on the App Store, monetizing through in-app purchases.
What is Airport Customs's rating?
Airport Customs holds a 3.00-star average from 2 ratings on the App Store.
When was Airport Customs released?
Airport Customs launched on the App Store on 05.08.2020. Its latest version shipped 20.08.2020.
