Picking the wrong niche costs money before the first order ever lands: the niche that sounds best is usually the one dozens of sellers already piled into. Every entry here is a real dataset, re-crawled on a schedule, so you can see for yourself who is selling what and where the room is.
Each source is re-crawled on its own schedule — the frequency is on every card.
Top up credit by bank transfer, then buy a usage pack for exactly the source you need. The price shows before you buy, with no auto-renewing subscription.
Searching by hand only shows exactly what you typed, at the moment you typed it. Pre-collected data shows the whole niche at once — how many sellers are in it and where they sell.
Every entry is re-crawled on a schedule (the frequency is on each card) — come back next week and it is fresh data, not a frozen result from last time.
Browse the core data as much as you like, with no sign-in or card. A few sources add advanced options paid per use, with the price shown before you buy.
From public sources: Meta's Ad Library, public proxy lists, banks' promotion pages and product pages on e-commerce marketplaces. The difference is that the data is re-crawled on a schedule and grouped for you, instead of you searching and counting by hand.
Yes, gradually, along the same line of "who is selling what, which niches are crowded" — other marketplaces and platforms come next, once their data is thick and trustworthy enough to publish.
Browsing the core data is always free. Some sources add advanced options, paid with credit per use and always priced before you buy — the list is in the "When you pay" section above.
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