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Asset Reporting API

Use this Reporting API to retrieve aggregated asset level campaign data in either JSON or CSV format.

Data for yesterday is stable after 6:00am UTC.

Request Format

Make report requests by sending HTTP GET requests to the following base URL: https://r.applovin.com/assetReport

Required Parameters

ParametersPurpose
api_keyYour Report Key
You can find your Report Key on the Axon dashboard by clicking your account in the top right of the dashboard and selecting Keys or on the AppLovin dashboard in the Keys tab of the account page.
rangeThe time range for this report. Valid values: yesterday, last_7d
columnsA comma-separated list of columns for the report
See the available columns below. For example, day,creative_set_id,impressions.

Optional Parameters

ParametersPurpose
formatThe format for the report
Accepts json or csv. Defaults to json.
limitThe limit on the number of rows you want to return; for example, 500 (use limit and offset to paginate results)
offsetThe offset at which you want to begin fetching rows; for example, 100 (use limit and offset to paginate results)

Available Columns

Column NameContains
asset_idAsset ID. This matches the Asset ID returned in the Axon Campaign Management API
clicksNumber of clicks
costAdvertiser spend
ctrNumber of clicks ÷ number of impressions
impressionsNumber of impressions

Filtering Columns

You can filter reports by asset_id. When you do so, you search for a direct match to any of the filters.

To filter by a column, add the following URL parameter: filter_columnname=onefilter,anotherfilter,thirdfilter

For example, if you want to see data only for the specific asset_id 12345, set the following URL parameter: asset_id=12345

You can also use negative filters via filter_not_columnname=onefilter,anotherfilter.

Sorting Columns

You sort reports in a similar way to how you filter reports.

For example, to sort a report by impressions, add the following URL parameter: sort_impressions=ASC

The accepted values are ASC for ascending or DESC for descending. All sorts are lexicographical sort.

Example Request

https://r.applovin.com/assetReport?api_key=«your-report-key»&start=2025-08-01&end=2025-08-10&columns=day%2Casset_id%2Ccreative_set_id%2Cimpressions%2Cclicks%2Ccost&format=json&limit=100&sort_impressions=DESC