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Category promotion report
Paste your Amazon listing. See how your shelf priced and promoted around a sales event, what your rank did, and where you sit on price.
Example report: Lao Gan Ma's Spicy Chili Crisp in Amazon's Chili Sauce category. Paste your own listing above to build yours.
Separate words with commas to widen it, like crisp, chili oil.
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Get the free reportOne line per listing, at the lowest price a shopper could pay each day. A thick stretch is a promotion, and its marker says which kind. Pick listings below, and switch to price per unit to compare across sizes against the middle of the set.
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Best Sellers Rank in the category by day. #1 is the best seller, so higher on the chart is better. Your listings share one rank, so a deal on one moves them all.
Rank trails sales by about a day, so event sales can show a day late.
How to read: each row is one listing, most expensive at the top. The hollow dot is its usual price before the event, the filled dot its lowest price during it. A gold line is a cut of 5% or more. A dot on its own means the price didn't change.
Usual price is the median of the 2 weeks before the event. A listing cut in the 30 days before it uses its 90-day median instead, so a run-up cut counts as part of the deal.
Coupons, lightning deals, Prime-exclusive prices and plain price cuts count. Subscribe & Save coupons don't, since a one-off shopper never sees them.