Juno: Chronic Illness Support app icon

Juno Revenue & Ads

A companion app for people with chronic and invisible illnesses that talks by voice or text and keeps symptoms together.

Est. monthly revenue

$101K

↑ 0.6% vs prev. period

Downloads / month

30K

↑ 0.6% vs prev. period

Rating

4.8

10.2K ratings · Health & Fitness

Meta ads running

73

404 found · median 28

Juno revenue and downloads trend

Est. monthly revenue

$101K ↑ 120.3% in 90 days

Nov 21, 2025: $184Oct 17, 2026

Monthly downloads

30K ↑ 10.1% in 90 days

Nov 21, 2025: 110Oct 17, 2026

Daily third-party estimates, 292 days ending Oct 17, 2026. Revenue changed +54942% and downloads +27526% over the period. Meta ads live went from 80 to 73 between Aug 25, 2026 and Oct 18, 2026.

Juno Meta ads: 73 active, longest running 88 days

Top 12 by days live out of 404 found (12 video and 0 image creatives). Tap any one to open the original in the Meta Ad Library.

Ads from the Meta Ad Library as of Oct 16, 2026. Store data from the App Store.

One Ad per Diagnosis, Eight Prices per Plan

Juno: Chronic Illness Support is a voice and text companion for chronic and invisible illness from developer Marshall Gould. As of Oct 2026 it makes an estimated $101K a month from 30K downloads, 1.7x the Health & Fitness median, at 13 months old. 10 in-app purchases sit at 8 prices, from $4.99 a week to $99.99 a year, including discounted versions of the monthly and yearly plans.

Key takeaways

  • 10 in-app purchases at 8 prices: $4.99 or $6.99 a week, $9.99 to $19.99 a month, $44.99 a quarter, and $39.99 or $99.99 a year.
  • 73 active Meta ads, 2.6x the Health & Fitness median of 28, plus 353 Apple Search Ads creatives. All 12 top ads link to the web.
  • 8 copy lines in the top 12 ads, several naming one condition: EDS, Hashimoto's, lupus and MCAS.
  • Estimated Meta spend is $29K, with 90.5% on women, 33.6% on ages 25 to 34 and 62.3% in the United States.
  • Of 176 reviews on record, averaging 3.91, 41 (23.3%) mention price, trial or subscription and 26 of those are negative.

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Where Juno spends on Meta

Audience and spend estimates built on Meta Ad Library data (reported for ads shown in the EU, with other countries modeled), lifetime of the ads found. The biggest audience is 25-34, taking 33.6% of spend.

Est. spend

$29K

Reach

1.7M

Avg. CPM

$17.05

Ads delivered

404

Spend by age

  • 25-3434% · $9,842
  • 35-4426% · $7,621
  • 45-5416% · $4,530
  • 18-2413% · $3,832
  • 55-648% · $2,461
  • 65+3% · $968.36

Spend by gender

  • Female90% · $26,479
  • Male7% · $2,182
  • Unknown2% · $593.53

Top countries by reach

CountryReachSpendShare
United States est.857.9K$18,22962.3%
United Kingdom750.7K$9,94734.0%
Ireland65.3K$685.922.34%
Netherlands41.8K$392.291.34%

Rows marked est. are modeled from Ad Library coverage, not reported by Meta.

What Juno does differently

Eight prices, discounted twins

2.5x

spread between the two annual prices

Ads that name the diagnosis

8

copy lines in the 12 top ads

Price pain for the chronically ill

23.3%

of reviews mention price or trial

The measurement gap

12 of 12

top ads link to the web

1. Eight prices, discounted twins

Juno Pro is sold weekly at $4.99 or $6.99, monthly at $9.99, $14.99 or $19.99, quarterly at $44.99, and yearly at $39.99 or $99.99. The product names explain the doubles: Juno Pro Monthly and Juno Pro Monthly Discounted, Juno Pro Yearly and Juno Pro Yearly Discounted. The cheapest year costs 33% of twelve monthly payments, and the full year at $99.99 sits well above the Health & Fitness annual median of $49.99. A discount twin is a clean way to rescue a user who closes the paywall, without lowering the list price for everyone. Juno pairs each full price plan with a discounted version it can show on exit or after a few days.

2. Ads that name the diagnosis

Finally an app that understands chronic illness. That opener, on 3 of the top ads, has variants for EDS and one left open ended. Other lines speak to one condition at a time: managing EDS without seeing flares and patterns in one place, Hashimoto's symptoms that are easy to overlook, living with lupus, and organizing MCAS triggers before appointments. All 12 are video and all link to the web. Naming the diagnosis makes the right reader stop and ignores everyone else, which suits an audience where 90.5% of estimated Meta spend goes to women. Juno targets by copy, one ad per condition, written in the words patients use.

3. Price pain for the chronically ill

Of 176 reviews on record, 41 mention price, trial or subscription and 26 of those are negative, inside a sample that averages 3.91 against a 4.8 store rating. The quotes are specific: users who are unable to work and buried in medical debt say the paid version is amazing but hard to afford, and others report a charge of more than a hundred dollars after a free week with no warning. A $99.99 year aimed at people with chronic illness collides with the buyer's finances. A smaller app serving a vulnerable group can learn from the gap: send the renewal reminder that the paywall promises, and consider a lower priced plan for people who cannot work.

4. The measurement gap

Juno sends every top Meta ad to the web, writes separate ads for EDS, lupus, Hashimoto's and MCAS, and sells 8 prices including discounted twins. The question is which condition ad brings users who keep the $99.99 year, and which mostly bring discounted buyers or trial users who later complain about the charge.

How much does Juno cost?

10 in-app purchases, 8 distinct prices, annual plans from $39.99 to $99.99. Prices as listed on the US App Store, Oct 16, 2026.

Weekly$4.99 · $6.99
Monthly$9.99 · $14.99 · $19.99
Quarterly$44.99
Annual$39.99 · $99.99

Juno vs the Health & Fitness median

JunoMedian
Est. monthly revenue$101K$60K
Downloads / month30K20K
Meta ads running7328
Rating4.84.7
Lowest annual price$39.99$49.99

Median of 147 Health & Fitness apps with active Meta ads in our set. See the Health & Fitness hub ›

What Juno users say about paying

Of 176 reviews on record, averaging 3.91, 41 (23.3%) mention price, trial or subscription and 26 are negative, mostly about cost for people unable to work and charges after the free week.

Latest 176 US reviews, Sep 23, 2025 to Oct 16, 2026

  • 5 star113
  • 4 star11
  • 3 star11
  • 2 star6
  • 1 star35

Mention price, trial or subscription

23%41 of 176 reviews, 26 of them 1 or 2 stars

The app is truly amazing, if you get the paid version. But it’s frustrating when you are chronically ill, unable to work, drowning in medical debt (and life in …

1 stars · Aug 2, 2026

Was excited to try to manage my illness. This has to be made by someone who doesn’t have an illness because the logging is way too simple. Anyone who knows what…

1 stars · Jul 30, 2026

How to measure a playbook like Juno's

Juno runs 73 active Meta ads that each name a condition and all link to the web, and sells discounted twins of its plans. Measuring it means tying each condition to paying users.

  1. 01

    Connect RevenueCat to see revenue by channel

    Every purchase and renewal joins the install it came from, so each channel shows real revenue, not only installs.

  2. 02

    Compare markets, not only campaigns

    With several price points, the same campaign earns different revenue per country. Break revenue down by country and channel together.

  3. 03

    Watch retention by channel

    An annual buyer and a monthly buyer look the same at install. Retention by channel shows which source keeps paying.

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How we built this teardown

  • Revenue and downloads are third-party app intelligence estimates as of Oct 16, 2026. Store intelligence estimates for a single app can be off by 30% or more. Treat them as a range, not a figure from the developer. Daily revenue and download series cover 292 days ending Oct 17, 2026.
  • Ads come from the public Meta Ad Library. "Days live" counts days since an ad first appeared. Spend and audience breakdowns start from Meta's EU transparency figures; country splits outside the EU are modeled.
  • Prices, ratings and ranks come from the App Store (US storefront) on the same date. Prices differ by country and by paywall offer. Review stats use the latest 176 US reviews from Apple's public review feed.
  • Category medians are computed across 147 Health & Fitness apps with active Meta ads in our set of 860 subscription apps.
  • Written by Hyunjong Choi. Ads, prices and estimates are refreshed every 30 to 90 days. Updated Oct 19, 2026.

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Frequently asked questions about Juno

How much does Juno make?

An estimated $101K a month as of Oct 2026, 1.7x the Health & Fitness median of $60K, up 0.6% on the previous period. These are third-party estimates, not figures reported by the developer.

How much does Juno cost?

Juno Pro lists 10 in-app purchases at 8 prices on the US App Store: $4.99 or $6.99 a week, $9.99 to $19.99 a month, $44.99 a quarter, and $39.99 or $99.99 a year.

How many ads does Juno run?

73 active Meta ads as of Oct 2026, out of 404 found, plus 353 Apple Search Ads creatives. All 12 top ads link to the web.

Who does Juno advertise to?

Women with chronic illness: 90.5% of estimated Meta spend targets women. Ads name EDS, lupus, Hashimoto's and MCAS.

How fast is Juno growing?

Revenue grew 120.3% over the last 90 days of the trend, and 0.6% on the previous period.

Who makes Juno?

Juno is published by developer Marshall Gould. It launched on Sep 21, 2025, is 13 months old and holds a 4.8 rating from 10.2K reviews.

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