Sellersprite Competitorv1.0.0

An Amazon seller inputs a primary keyword (e.g., 'wireless earbuds') to retrieve a list of top-selling competing ASINs, sorted by monthly sales. This helps identify market leaders and assess product demand before launching a new variation.

A seller filters by a specific brand (e.g., 'Anker') within a category (e.g., 'Electronics:Headphones') to analyze the brand's entire product lineup. This enables benchmarking pricing, ratings, and sales performance against competitors in the same niche.

Using the dataSnapshotMonth parameter (e.g., '202501'), a seller compares current product metrics with a past month to detect seasonal sales patterns, BSR changes, or new review influx. This informs inventory planning and promotional timing.

Given a competing ASIN (e.g., 'B072MQ5BRX'), the skill returns detailed metrics like monthly sales, revenue, BSR, and ratings. Sellers use this to evaluate a specific product's performance and decide if they can compete.

By providing a sellerName (e.g., 'Anker Direct'), the skill lists all products from that seller across a marketplace, sorted by BSR or sales. This helps understand a competitor's catalog strength and fulfillment strategy.

Sellers sourcing and branding their own products use the skill to identify high-demand, low-competition niches, benchmark pricing, and monitor competitor listings for differentiation opportunities.

Resellers leverage ASIN and keyword searches to find profitable products with good sales velocity and margin, then source from suppliers or retail channels for resale on Amazon.

Agencies managing multiple Amazon brands use historical and real-time data to report on competitive landscape, track share of voice, and optimize PPC strategies for clients.