Learn which SellerGenz tool to use at each stage of product research — from finding an opportunity to tracking changes, comparing competitors, checking the economics, and preparing a listing.
Start with DiscoverFind
Discover + Radar
Validate
X-Ray + Global Compare
Track
Tracked Products + Pipeline + Watchlist
Compare
Rival + Complaint Radar
Economics
Forecast + Margin + Cross-Border + Bulk Comparison
Prepare
Listing Optimizer
X-Ray
A full lookup for one product - real price, rank, and reviews, plus a few calculated or estimated signals. Not every metric here is live Amazon data.
Global Compare
See each market's real top search match for a keyword, side by side across UAE, Saudi Arabia, US, and UK. These are the closest available matches per market, not guaranteed to be the identical product.
This is where SellerGenz's research system connects together - three related but different concepts.
Tracked products
A tracked product is one you’ve saved in SellerGenz so you can keep researching it. It’s the foundation other SellerGenz tools build on - though not every tool automatically uses every tracked product. Most tracked products are research products - ones you’re still evaluating. You can mark one as Your Product once it’s something you actually sell.
Pipeline — where is this product in my decision process?
Move a tracked product through Idea, Researching, Sourcing, Sample Ordered, Testing, and Launched - or mark it Rejected. Moving through Pipeline doesn’t automatically mean you own a product: when a product you haven’t marked as yours reaches Launched, SellerGenz asks whether it’s now one of your live products.
Watchlist — what changed after I started watching?
Watchlist is a separate, opt-in list - tracking a product doesn’t automatically add it here. Once you’re watching something, SellerGenz shows what’s changed since watched for signals like price, BSR, reviews, and stock. Opportunity Signal summarizes that movement - it’s not a prediction, and if there isn’t enough history yet, SellerGenz waits rather than guessing.
How they relate
Rival
Track competitors and, where useful, compare one directly against one of your own tracked products from the same marketplace. An owned tracked product shows as Your Product; a research product shows as Reference Product. Price comparisons need matching currency, and BSR comparisons need matching category - SellerGenz won’t show a comparison it can’t stand behind. Historical trends come from SellerGenz’s own recorded history.
Open Rival →Complaint Radar
Check real review text across a few competitor ASINs for recurring negative themes - genuine complaint patterns, counted directly from real reviews, not an AI summary.
Open Complaint Radar →Forecast
EstimatedA directional sales/demand indication based on available signals - never real sales data.
Margin
CalculatedYour profit, fees, and margin using SellerGenz's fee logic. Check Amazon's own calculator before a final pricing decision.
Cross-Border
LiveCompares real, current price and availability for one ASIN between Amazon.ae and Amazon.sa.
Bulk Comparison
CalculatedCompare several products at once using the same fee logic as Margin.
Listing Optimizer
AI-generatedSellerGenz can suggest improved title and bullet copy and explain what changed and why. Always review AI-generated copy yourself before publishing - SellerGenz doesn’t guarantee ranking, conversion, or compliance improvements.
Open Listing Optimizer →SellerGenz labels information by where it actually comes from, rather than blending everything together.
Retrieved from Amazon or another external source right now.
Discover results, current X-Ray product data, Cross-Border lookups.
A snapshot SellerGenz has stored over time.
Watchlist “Since watched,” Rival historical trends.
Derived by SellerGenz from inputs, recorded data, or defined calculation logic.
Margin, Bulk Comparison, Opportunity Signal.
A directional, model-derived figure - not a guarantee.
Forecast’s demand estimate.
New text written by AI - review before you use it.
Listing Optimizer copy.