01
Product capture and identification
Create a reliable product record from supported evidence before commercial calculations begin.
- Product title and description
- Product link
- Barcode or GTIN
- Product images and PDFs
- Variant and package details
- Missing or conflicting information
02
Demand-signal assessment
Review visible indicators that help estimate whether the selected market shows commercial interest.
- Comparable product activity
- Visible reviews and ratings
- Seller and listing competition
- Price-position signals
- Source coverage and limitations
- Demand-confidence level
03
Profit and landed-cost model
Connect the user’s costs with channel deductions to estimate commercial viability.
- Estimated net revenue
- Platform and channel deductions
- Estimated profit per unit
- Estimated margin
- Maximum recommended landed cost
- Break-even considerations
04
Listing-price recommendation
Translate market prices and cost requirements into a practical pricing range.
- Observed market-price range
- Recommended listing-price range
- Target price by margin
- Price-position guidance
- Price-risk warnings
- Negotiation threshold
05
Platform and channel comparison
Compare where the product may be commercially suitable rather than treating every channel equally.
- Amazon
- Noon
- Wholesale to shops
- Retail shops
- Own website
- Social commerce
- Hypermarkets
06
Decision report and opportunity tracking
Turn the analysis into an actionable record that can be reviewed, exported and tracked.
- Import, test, negotiate, reposition or avoid recommendation
- Overall feasibility and confidence
- Suggested test quantity
- Go and no-go conditions
- PDF export
- WhatsApp-ready summary
- Saved opportunity status