EcomTools - Amazon Listing Details

EcomTools puts the numbers you actually check onto the amazon.in page you are already looking at, so you stop opening three tabs to answer one question. ON A LISTING A small panel shows the ASIN, the Best Sellers Rank and its sub-rank, how many sellers are on the offer, how many variations exist, who fulfils it, the price, the rating and the date the listing first appeared. One click copies the ASIN. One click saves the listing to a list you can export as CSV. ON A SEARCH PAGE Every result gets a fact strip — rank, sellers and variations — and the page itself gets a summary: how many results, how many are ads, how many are Prime, the median price, the price range and the average rating. ABOUT THE SALES FIGURES Where Amazon prints its own "bought in past month" figure, that is shown as Amazon's number, and revenue from it is a floor. Everything else is an ESTIMATE. Amazon does not publish sales volume, so units and revenue are modelled from Best Sellers Rank. The curve differs enormously between categories, so treat the figure as a starting point, not an answer. You can pin the model to a listing whose real numbers you know, and every estimate after that follows your own figures. HOW IT READS THE PAGE Listing details are read from the page in front of you. On a search page, each result's page is loaded in the background as you scroll so its rank and seller count can be filled in — two at a time, and you can switch it off from the panel. WHAT LEAVES YOUR COMPUTER Nothing. There is no account, no server and no analytics. The extension talks to no one. Your saved list lives in your own browser and is exported only when you press Download as CSV. Free, with no account. Made for Indian sellers by EcomTools — ecomtools.co.in