Market signals
Visible prices, comparable listings, seller activity, reviews, competition and source coverage.
How it works
Six steps from a product idea to an import decision.
The workflow separates product confirmation from commercial analysis, then connects market evidence with the user’s real costs and intended selling channels.
- Evidence ledReal signals, not assumptions.
- TransparentSee how every source is used.
- ActionableFrom insight to import decision.
The workflow
From product evidence to a commercial recommendation.
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Submit evidence
Submit the product title, link, barcode, images, PDF or other supported evidence.
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Review and confirm
Review and confirm the identified product, variant, package details and missing information.
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Choose market and channels
Choose the target country and the platforms or sales channels you are considering.
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Add costs and assumptions
Enter the landed cost, or provide the available cost components and assumptions.
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AL ANSB analysis
AL ANSB reviews visible demand signals, comparable listings, competition, prices and channel deductions.
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Receive report
Receive a report covering import feasibility, demand, expected profit, recommended listing price and suitable platforms.
What the analysis combines
Market evidence alone is not enough.
The final recommendation connects external signals with the user’s costs, target margin and intended route to market.
Commercial inputs
Landed cost, platform fees, deductions, pricing assumptions and target margin.
Decision conditions
Risk level, confidence, test quantity, go/no-go conditions and next action.
Evidence quality
See what supports the recommendation.
Instead of technical collection statuses, the report explains the evidence factors that affect confidence and the final commercial recommendation.
Product match
Confirms the exact product, variant, pack size and evidence used for comparison.
Market coverage
Summarises comparable listings, visible demand signals, pricing and competition in the selected market.
Cost completeness
Shows which landed costs, fees, deductions and margin assumptions were included in the calculation.
Confidence and caveats
Explains confidence, material limitations, decision conditions and the checks still required before purchase.
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