Global e-commerce app installs declined 14% year-over-year in H1 2025, though sessions grew by 2%, indicating a shift toward re-engaging existing users over new acquisition.
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Global reattribution share for e-commerce apps rose to 0.18 in H1 2025, up from 0.14 in 2023, with the UAE (0.40) and U.K. & Ireland (0.36) leading in win-back activity.
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Global e-commerce app install per mille (IPM) reached nearly 3.0 in Q1 2025, with North America maintaining the highest regional performance at 5.21.
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External economic factors, such as U.S. tariffs introduced in May 2025, prompted 68% of marketers to adjust holiday strategies, including frontloading consumer purchases to early summer.
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LATAM emerged as a growth outlier in H1 2025, recording an 18% increase in installs and a 27% increase in sessions compared to the previous year.
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Global click-through rates (CTR) for e-commerce apps remained stable at 2% from 2023 through Q1 2025, suggesting a consistent equilibrium between creative performance and targeting.
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Partner diversification trends are mixed; while Indonesia increased its average partners per app to 15.6 in H1 2025, several APAC markets including Japan and Singapore saw declines.
Insights
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Global e-commerce app installs declined 14% year-over-year in H1 2025, though sessions grew by 2%, indicating a shift toward re-engaging existing users over new acquisition.
02
Global reattribution share for e-commerce apps rose to 0.18 in H1 2025, up from 0.14 in 2023, with the UAE (0.40) and U.K. & Ireland (0.36) leading in win-back activity.
03
Global e-commerce app install per mille (IPM) reached nearly 3.0 in Q1 2025, with North America maintaining the highest regional performance at 5.21.
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External economic factors, such as U.S. tariffs introduced in May 2025, prompted 68% of marketers to adjust holiday strategies, including frontloading consumer purchases to early summer.
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LATAM emerged as a growth outlier in H1 2025, recording an 18% increase in installs and a 27% increase in sessions compared to the previous year.
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Global click-through rates (CTR) for e-commerce apps remained stable at 2% from 2023 through Q1 2025, suggesting a consistent equilibrium between creative performance and targeting.
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Partner diversification trends are mixed; while Indonesia increased its average partners per app to 15.6 in H1 2025, several APAC markets including Japan and Singapore saw declines.