For something you would make and sell

Before you order inventory: what does the shelf already charge?

The fullest read we do. Real listings and their price band, the complaints buyers actually write, and measured search demand — each one traceable to what it came from.

Free, no account, about a minute. The check starts from your words alone; everything else stays optional.

What the report measures for a product

Each mechanism below is visible in the report itself — we show the verification, not just the claim.

What the shelf already charges

The price band of real listings for your category, read from live marketplace data rather than estimated.

How we know: live eBay listings; a marketplace we cannot read is named as unread, never guessed.
What buyers complain about

The share of low ratings on the current listings — how often the product let a buyer down, as a ratio, not a story.

How we know: computed from the star ratings on live listings; we quote no review text, because no marketplace licenses it to us.
Is anyone actually searching?

Monthly search volumes for your product in the countries you could serve — the only numbers we did not read in a conversation.

How we know: real search-volume data; the report prints the exact words we searched.
Can you own the name?

Name ideas checked against the live domain registry — a domain is only ever called available after a real check, never guessed.

How we know: checked against the live registry on every scan.
What we deliberately do not do for a product

We never invent a market size. If a marketplace has no connector or no key, the report names it as unread instead of filling the gap with an estimate. If we cannot measure your idea at all, refund eligibility is read from the scan’s own recorded state, not judged by a support queue — the refund is then issued to your card by hand.

Free scan first. The full report only if the free read earns it.

The free scan shows the demand read and exactly what the full report would add for your idea — including the lines that say “nothing more here”. No subscription, the link stays yours.

Check the demand — free