You want good data. You don’t want to pay a kings ransom for it. This is the largest distinguishing factor between SmartScout and Stackline. Stackline, a Seattle based analytics company charges $10k a month plus. SmartScout as a tool is a fraction of the price. Stackline targets high end enterprise and based on their latest raise, they have to show high revenue.
SmartScout is bootstrapped and started with the new seller in mind. Our enterprise plans are 10-20% of what Stackline charges. We want to get the data in as many hands as possible. But does that affect the quality of the data? Hardly. Founder of SmartScout, Scott Needham, with a top 20 Engineering School Masters degree has been selling on Amazon for over 10 years and $300m in revenue under his belt.
You want good data. You don’t want to pay a kings ransom for it. This is the largest distinguishing factor between SmartScout and Stackline. Stackline, a Seattle based analytics company charges $10k a month plus. SmartScout as a tool is a fraction of the price. Stackline targets high end enterprise and based on their latest raise, they have to show high revenue.
SmartScout is bootstrapped and started with the new seller in mind. Our enterprise plans are 10-20% of what Stackline charges. We want to get the data in as many hands as possible. But does that affect the quality of the data? Hardly. Founder of SmartScout, Scott Needham, with a top 20 Engineering School Masters degree has been selling on Amazon for over 10 years and $300m in revenue under his belt.
We are 80-90% accurate and get more accurate every day.
Stackline is a good tool but unfortunately, it’s a black box. And according to this review on G2, they aren’t always correct. This leaves you wondering what exactly you’re getting by spending $10k+ a month.
End to end detail. That’s what you want on a present and historic basis. This data levels interactive below shows what you’d be getting with SmartScout. Look at the overlay of where Stackline is covering.
This is the perspective difference of a team that is executing an Amazon selling business from the ground up. Details matter.
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Stackline and SmartScout offer keyword data. Smartscout has simply more windows into the digital shelf of Amazon. We have a 30 day rank tracker and keyword relevancy charts that helps you see more than you feel you should. It's that good.
SmartScout is researching competitive advertisements. We show win rates across all of Amazon’s advertising products. For example, who’s winning the top placement for “protein drink”. We know. We know for the top 2 million search terms and make this readily available. Find out who your competitors are on your entire catalog, not just a select few products.
Amazon is a marketplace with millions of revenue at the table. If you’re not winning here, someone else is. Revealing what brands and products are dominating any of the 40,000 subcategories is key.
We have every brand on Amazon and the different subcategories they are in. Stackline forces you to pay more for each category. We give everything with a single subscription. We will let you do the math on that one.
SmartScout is not only a research suite competitive with Stackline. We have been busy building cutting edge tools that you have to see to believe. Take for example our Traffic Graph. Here you can see where traffic is moving from product to product.
Then we have an FBA calculator designed specifically for optimizing your packaging to reduce those pesky FBA fees.
SmartScout is live in 9 international Amazon marketplaces. See what brands are winning in market share in each of these countries. With the challenges of international logistics, it’s no surprise that there are opportunities that competing brands haven’t figured out.
We don’t want to decide for you. It’s your brand and your money. Before jumping into a year long contract, there’s certain things that you just have to know.
