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The Salad Project

App Store·Food & DrinkFree0.00 (0)launched 2.7y agoapp updated 1mo agocharts in 1 country
Scout Score
4

The Salad Project generates an estimated $0/month in revenue from 0 downloads/month on the App Store, according to AppCurrents estimates (updated 2026-08-02).

Estimates updated 02.08.2026 · How we estimate · Ranges reflect model confidence, not exact figures.
Est. revenue / month$0
Est. downloads / month0
Estimate confidencelow
PricingFree
Rating0.00 ★ (0 ratings)
CategoryFood & Drink
Released20.11.2023
App last updated03.07.2026
PlatformiOS
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 Salad Project App is the best way to skip the queue. Order your favourite salad or take the time to customise your build your own. Stress-free. Unlock the benefits of loyalty, personalised offers and exclusive menu items.

Trends & analysis

Chart rank trend

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

Why it's surfacing

Scout 4
Newness
3
Breakout
0

Ratings & velocity

★ 0 in window
Total ratings
0
Jun 4Aug 5
New ratings / day
10
Jun 5Aug 5

Geographic reach

best rank · 1 storefront
gb
#69 category

Revenue & downloads trend

monthly estimate
Est. revenue / mo · $0
$0
Jun 4Jul 26
Est. downloads / mo · 0
0
Jun 4Jul 26

Update history

2 updates tracked
  • v5.3.11mo ago

    New app icon

  • v5.3.03mo ago

    Bug fixes to mitigate app crashing

The Salad Project — FAQ

How many downloads does The Salad Project get?

The Salad Project sees an estimated 0 downloads per month on the App Store, per AppCurrents modeling.

Is The Salad Project free?

The Salad Project is free to download on the App Store, with no in-app purchases detected.

When was The Salad Project released?

The Salad Project launched on the App Store on 20.11.2023. Its latest version shipped 03.07.2026.

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