Who is selling your brand
The sellers carrying your products across third-party marketplaces, how much of your brand each one moves, and which of them you never authorized.
Market data
Know who is selling your brand.
Learn what your brand looks like across third-party marketplaces: who is selling it, how your products are performing, and where the opportunities are. We read this data every day because we buy with it, and we will put a report together for your brand at no charge.
SellersWho is on your listings
ProductsWhat is actually moving
OpportunityWhere the growth is
Brand snapshotSellers, products and opportunities
Your brand, as the market sees it.
A short, readable snapshot of your online presence, built for your brand rather than generated from a template.
How your products perform
Your range ranked by what it actually does online, with pricing and movement over time, so you can see what carries the brand and what is slipping.
Where the opportunities are
The gaps we see in your online presence, and what we would do about them as your retail partner.
Numbers you can question.
We would rather hand you a figure you can push back on than a dashboard you cannot.
- Marketplace figures are estimates, not official platform reporting, and the report says so
- Every report is read by a person before it reaches you, and we will walk you through it
Reporting that keeps going.
Once we carry your line, the reporting does not stop at the first snapshot. Partners hear from us about what is happening to their brand online:
- New sellers appearing on your listings
- Pricing that drifts away from your policy
- How your products are moving, and what we plan to buy next
Request your brand report.
Tell us the brand and we will build it. There is no charge and no obligation.
Report questions.
Nothing. We build these for brands we would like to buy from, and you get it whether or not the conversation goes any further.
Marketplace data and public listings, read by people who sell on these channels every day. The figures are estimates rather than official platform reporting, and the report says so on the page.
No. Most brands ask for the report first and decide afterwards. If it shows that we are not the right partner for your line, that is a useful answer too.
Partner with us
See your brand the way we do.
Every seller, every listing, every dollar we can measure. Then a straight conversation about what to do with it.