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BBC World Service

Google Play·NewsFree4.76 (0)launched app updated 13d agocharts in 9 countries
Scout Score
3

BBC World Service generates an estimated $0/month in revenue from 0 downloads/month on Google Play, according to AppCurrents estimates (updated 2026-07-27).

Estimates updated 27.07.2026 · How we estimate · Ranges reflect model confidence, not exact figures.
Est. revenue / month$0
Est. downloads / month0
Estimate confidencelow
PricingFree
Rating4.76 ★ (0 ratings)
CategoryNews
Released
App last updated14.07.2026
PlatformAndroid
Est. downloads / mo
0
Est. revenue / mo
$0
Rating velocity / day
0
Chart velocity
Peak rank
Days tracked

Modeled monthly estimate · rating velocity · low confidence

About

The BBC World Service app brings you trusted BBC News in multiple languages. Choose your preferred language edition - BBC News Hindi, Arabic, Mundo or Russian - to access news curated and produced by a team of BBC journalists dedicated to each language edition. Download the BBC World Service app to stay informed with impartial global and regional news wherever you are. Discover top stories, brea…

Trends & analysis

Chart rank trend

US · overall
Collecting rank historyno snapshots so far. Fills in twice daily.

Why it's surfacing

Scout 3
No standout signals yet — still gathering history.

Ratings & velocity

No rating history yet.

Geographic reach

best rank · 9 storefronts
in
#36 category
au
#36 category
ca
#36 category
tw
#66 category
de
#75 category
jp
#78 category
br
#84 category
kr
#107 category
fr
#116 category

Revenue & downloads trend

monthly estimate
Est. revenue / mo · $0
$0
Jul 18Jul 26
Est. downloads / mo · 0
0
Jul 18Jul 26

BBC World Service — FAQ

How many downloads does BBC World Service get?

BBC World Service sees an estimated 0 downloads per month on Google Play, per AppCurrents modeling.

Is BBC World Service free?

BBC World Service is free to download on Google Play, with no in-app purchases detected.

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