Features

See which competitor products are actually moving

Etsy Tracker highlights products with visible quantity drops in tracked snapshots, so you can focus on real movement instead of guessing from storefronts, favorites, or SEO noise.

• See products that already show a sales-like signal.
• Choose ideas for deeper study faster.
• Avoid relying only on favorites, photos, shop size, or polished storefronts.

Hot, Dead, and Pending listings

Hot listings show recent sales-candidate movement. Dead listings help you avoid products that sit without demand signals. Pending listings are still collecting enough history to prove whether they move or not.

• Hot: study the product, offer, visuals, and positioning.
• Dead: avoid spending time on products that have not shown movement.
• Pending: wait until enough snapshots are collected.

Sales movement over time

Review sales-candidate drops and restocks over the history window available in your plan. Use listing, shop, and dashboard views to see whether movement is steady, recent, or only a one-day spike.

• See what moved today, this week, and across the available history window.
• Separate steady movement from a single jump.
• Focus on sales-candidate drops and restocks, not price movement.

Competitor shop intelligence

Open a competitor shop and see which listings create movement, which products stay quiet, and where restocks appear. The shop view turns a large storefront into a focused list of products worth studying.

• See the shop-level rhythm of movement over time.
• Find top moving listings without checking hundreds of products manually.
• Review shop-level tags, materials, price, and listing context around the strongest signals.

Listing-level proof

Open any listing to see the daily snapshot trail behind the signal: quantity, sales-candidate drops, restocks, baseline, and current status. You can verify why a product is marked as moving before you spend time on it.

• Check current quantity, sold-like units, average per day, and last sale signal where available.
• Understand the strength and rhythm of the signal.
• Distinguish regular movement from one isolated spike.

Public listing recipe

When a product moves, Etsy Tracker keeps the public listing context next to the chart: title, description, price, tags, materials, favorites, and visual cues. Use it to understand the product angle and build a stronger version of your own.

• Study the public offer, category, quantity, status, and visual context.
• Understand what is moving, not just that the graph moved.
• Use the signal to improve your own positioning, visuals, pricing, and offer.

Tags, price, materials, and favorites context

Compare the public details around moving products: tags, pricing, materials, favorites, and category signals. Favorites give context; quantity movement gives the stronger demand signal.

• See how competitors name and position hot products.
• Compare tags, price ranges, materials, and categories across several moving listings.
• Look for patterns across a niche instead of trusting one product alone.

Restock detection

Quantity increases are marked as restocks, not sales candidates. This keeps the signal cleaner and helps you separate real demand signals from inventory updates.

• See when a seller appears to replenish inventory.
• Avoid treating inventory updates as demand.
• Use restocks as context without mixing them into sales-candidate movement.

Found via context

Every shop and listing keeps the keyword or workspace context that led you to it. When a product starts moving, you can see which search idea produced the opportunity.

• Keep keyword, workspace, and search context attached to discoveries.
• Remember why a shop or listing was added.
• Group research by niche and connect hot products back to the source idea.

Browser-extension discovery

Add competitor shops and listings from Etsy with the browser extension. Discovery happens in your browser on pages you open; Etsy Tracker does not read Etsy cookies, private account data, or browser storage, and the backend does not scrape Etsy search pages.

• Discovery runs browser-side on Etsy pages you choose to open.
• The backend does not scrape Etsy search pages.
• No Etsy cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage, private Etsy account data, or browser fingerprinting.

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