Market research for agencies and freelancers

The problem

What gets in the way

01

Every new client starts from zero

Onboarding means mapping a market you may not know yet: who the competitors are, what they sell and where they advertise. Done by hand, it eats into time you would rather spend on the work itself.

02

Reporting takes longer than the work

Clients want to know what competitors launched and changed. Gathering screenshots and links for every account each month is slow, and things slip through.

03

Many brands, many niches

Skincare in the morning and pet supplies after lunch means holding several markets in your head. Research that is not organized per client gets lost between projects.

How SellWinners helps

The features agencies and freelancers use most

Similar Shops

Start from the client's domain and get the shops most similar to it, scored and sortable by traffic or growth. That gives you a competitor list for a pitch or a kickoff call.

Shop Analytics

Pull the full record of each competitor by domain: traffic and top countries, estimated sales, best sellers, theme, apps and pixels, and its advertising.

Track each client's main competitors and group them in one folder per client. Reports on top ads, hooks and landing pages, plus what changed over the last 1, 7, 14 or 30 days, feed your monthly review.

Folders

Give each client a board, or a folder of boards, for the ads, shops and emails worth showing. Anyone with the board's public link can open it, no API key needed.

Shop Emails

Show a client how often a competitor emails, on which days of the week and with which kinds of campaign, from its sending calendar and campaign mix.

A workflow

How it fits your week

01

Map the market

Enter the client's domain, list its closest competitors and open the ones that matter.

02

Collect the evidence

Save the competitors' top ads, best sellers and emails to the client's board as you research.

03

Track what moves

Add the main competitors to the Brand Tracker, so their ad texts and headlines are on record from that day.

04

Share the board

Send the client a public link to the board, and remove the link when the project ends.

FAQ

Questions agencies and freelancers ask

Can I try it before taking it to a client?

Partly. The Free plan needs no card and gives you the web app, enough to look up a client's store and its Meta ads. Tracking the brands you choose, full analytics for any shop, boards and share links are on paid plans, listed on the pricing page.

How do I share research with a client?

Put it on a board and create a public link to it. The client opens the board in a browser with no API key, and you can take the link down when the work is done. Everything you save stays on your own account.

Which plan fits an agency?

Size it to your client load. Paid plans differ in monthly API and MCP credits, rate limit and how many API keys you can create, and each paid account can track up to 200 brands. Compare them on the pricing page.

Can I automate client reports?

Yes, on paid plans. The REST API returns competitor data as JSON for your own dashboards, documented in the API docs. Or connect an AI assistant over MCP and ask it for a daily digest across your tracked brands, or a brief on one competitor.

Guides

Research every client's market and share what you find by link