Any store's figures, right beside the page
Open any online store and see its traffic, sales, ads, apps and best sellers in a side panel. Save ads from the ad libraries you already use, in one click.
Research without leaving the page
A panel on every store
Monthly visits, top countries, estimated sales, best sellers, the theme, apps and pixels, similar shops and social links, beside the page you are on.
Every channel in one place
The store's latest Meta, Google and TikTok ads and its emails, with the ads that send people to the page you are on.
On Meta's Ad Library
Save ads to your boards, keep only Shopify stores, reveal an ad's EU reach and an estimated spend at your own CPM, and download the media.
On TikTok and Instagram
Plays, likes, saves, shares and a virality score on every TikTok, with sorting and autoscroll. Save posts and reels to your boards.
Research tools
Download a page's media as a ZIP, view it at phone or tablet size, pick colors, read fonts, and remove text and image protection.
Your own numbers
A margin calculator with the price filled in, a store's catalog as a CSV file, and a one-page brief to share or paste into an AI agent.
Right-click any image
See the products that look like it, beside the page.
Your language, your theme
Nine languages, six accent colors, light and dark, as your account is set.
What each plan gets
- On Free: store detection, the tools and a basic store summary.
- On paid plans: everything in the panel, saving to your boards and spend reveal.
- It never uses your API and MCP credits, and how many stores you can open an hour and a day follows your plan.
- On a plan with lookups, a store's summary uses none. Opening its full data uses one, as on the website.
What it reads and what it sends
- It reads the page you are on, in your browser, to recognize a store. That stays in your browser.
- Nothing reaches us until you open the panel on a store. Then we receive that store's address, to answer with its figures.
- It never reads or stores your browsing history.
- Spend reveal is off until you turn it on. It asks Facebook for each ad's reach from your own session, one ad at a time, which carries a small risk to your Facebook account.
- It counts which features you use, never pages, stores or searches, and you can turn that off in its settings.
The details are in our privacy policy.