Site Audit Pro Soars to #11 in UK Top Paid Apps

Overview

On June 16, 2026, the United Kingdom App Store witnessed notable shifts in the Top Paid Apps category. With no new entries this week, the focus shifts to existing apps that are experiencing significant movement, both upward and downward. This report highlights the top climbers, consistent performers, and those apps that have seen a decline in their rankings.

Top Climbers

This week’s biggest movers showcase remarkable gains:

• Site Audit Pro: Climbed to #11 from #38, a jump of 27 positions.
• Papa's Freezeria To Go!: Now at #29, up from #50, gaining 21 positions.
• The Official DVSA Highway Code: Risen to #27 from #45, a climb of 18 positions.
• CITB MAP HS&E test V11: Now at #10, moving up from #23, an increase of 13 positions.
• Pou: Climbed to #19, up from #28, a gain of 9 positions.

New Entries

In the current week, there were no new entries in the Top Paid Apps category. This lack of new contenders highlights a stable environment for the existing apps, emphasizing the importance of maintaining user engagement and retention for those already in the chart.

Top Performers

The top performers continue to dominate the rankings, with several apps holding their positions:

• Driving Theory Test 4 in 1 Kit: Remains at #1.
• Official DVSA Theory Test Kit: Holds strong at #2.
• Minecraft: Dream it, Build it!: Continues at #3.
• CITB Op/Spec HS&E test: Stays at #4.
• Official Life in the UK Test: Remains at #5.

Notable Drops

Conversely, some apps have experienced a decline in their rankings:

• Procreate Pocket: Dropped to #23 from #17, losing 6 positions.
• Geometry Dash: Fell to #8 from #4, a dip of 4 positions.
• Heads Up!: Now at #13, down from #9, a loss of 4 positions.
• Freya • Surge Timer: Dropped to #20 from #16, declining by 4 positions.

Overall, the landscape of the UK App Store continues to evolve, with significant movements in the Top Paid Apps category. Developers should keep a close eye on these trends to understand the competitive dynamics and user preferences in the ever-changing App Store charts.