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concert.io

607 apps across 436 app-ads.txt files declare concert.io; 77% hold a DIRECT account and 23% list it as a RESELLER. Its sellers.json lists 104 sellers, and 98% of the 436 lines we checked against it match.

Apps declaring it
607

468 DIRECT · 139 RESELLER

Sellers in sellers.json
104

0% confidential

Lines verified
98%

425 of 436 checked lines

Lines with errors
8

436 lines in total

Avg. supply path score
56.3 / 100

607 apps scored

App counts, the sellers.json breakdown and the directory ranking are as of , recomputed daily (the same numbers as the directory). Line counts are recounted every 10 minutes. sellers.json last read 12 October 2026. The supply path score sums up how short and clean the declared paths are, 0 to 100 (how it is computed).

How to add concert.io to app-ads.txt

One line per account, in the app-ads.txt at the root of the domain your App Store and Google Play listings name as the developer website.

concert.io, YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID, DIRECT
concert.io, YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID, RESELLER
  • Field 1: concert.io, the domain concert.io uses in app-ads.txt.
  • Field 2: your account ID with concert.io. It must equal the seller_id in concert.io's sellers.json.
  • Field 3: DIRECT if you hold the account, RESELLER if a partner holds it and sells your inventory. DIRECT vs RESELLER
  • Field 4 (optional): a certification authority ID. Most lines naming concert.io carry none, or different ones, so we do not suggest one.

sellers.json at a glance

Status
Published
Sellers listed
104
Confidential
0 (0%)
Passthrough
0
Removed, last 30 days
0
Last read
Oct 12, 2026
  • PUBLISHER95
  • INTERMEDIARY6
  • BOTH3

Cross-check of lines naming concert.io

  • Verified 425
  • Seller ID not found 6
  • DIRECT but intermediary 2
  • RESELLER but publisher 0
  • Seller type BOTH 3
  • Confidential seller 0
  • No sellers.json 0
  • Unchecked 0

Every line naming concert.io is looked up in its sellers.json. What each status means

Common errors with concert.io lines

  • Seller ID not found 6 lines

    Ask concert.io for the account ID it lists for you in its sellers.json, correct the line, or remove it if you no longer work with them. Buyers that check sellers.json drop these paths.

  • Seller type BOTH 3 lines

    The account is listed as BOTH, so sellers.json alone cannot tell a buyer which relationship applies. Nothing to fix on your side; buyers usually look at the seller's domain.

  • DIRECT but intermediary 2 lines

    If a partner holds this account and resells your inventory, the line should say RESELLER. If the account is yours, ask concert.io to list it as PUBLISHER.

Common app-ads.txt errors and how to fix them

Apps that declare concert.io

AppStoreRelationshipStatus
Android DIRECT Live
Android RESELLER Live
Android RESELLER Live
Android RESELLER Live
iOS RESELLER Live
Android RESELLER Live
Android RESELLER Live
iOS RESELLER Live
iOS RESELLER Live
iOS DIRECT Live
Android DIRECT Live
iOS DIRECT Live
Android DIRECT Live
iOS DIRECT Live
iOS DIRECT Live
Android RESELLER Live
Android DIRECT Live
Android DIRECT Live
iOS DIRECT Live
iOS DIRECT Live

Questions about concert.io

Does concert.io publish a sellers.json?

Yes. Its file at https://concert.io/sellers.json listed 104 sellers when we last read it on 12 October 2026: 95 publishers, 6 intermediaries and 3 listed as both; 0% are confidential.

How many apps declare concert.io in app-ads.txt?

607 apps in Stoqlab's data (delisted apps included) declare concert.io: 468 with at least one DIRECT line and 139 with at least one RESELLER line, across 436 app-ads.txt files, as of 13 October 2026 (recounted daily).

Why do concert.io lines fail verification?

Of 436 lines naming concert.io, 8 contradict its sellers.json. The most common case is "Seller ID not found", on 6 lines. Ask concert.io for the account ID it lists for you in its sellers.json, correct the line, or remove it if you no longer work with them. Buyers that check sellers.json drop these paths.

Not sure whether your line should say DIRECT or RESELLER? DIRECT vs RESELLER in app-ads.txt

Sources: the public app-ads.txt files of tracked apps and the sellers.json of concert.io. Something wrong? Tell us.