Decide what to stock, and what to charge for it.
Two products behind every commercial decision: MarketSpy reads what is actually selling, PriceLens holds your price inside the band that clears — and never below your floor.
Rings › Fine: demand up 18% over 90 days
Opal pendants: 6 active listings, 2 sellers
78 SKUs repriced · Buy Box win 71%
3 SKUs hit the margin floor and stopped
Sapphire studs: demand falling — do not restock
Running on your catalogue right now — every line below happened without anyone opening a tab.
actions today
needed you
unattended
products covering sourcing and pricing decisions
Intelligence sits under the lifecycle, feeding every stage of it.
See the whole selling lifecycle →What to list, and in which category — MarketSpy reads demand before you commit to stock.
Which marketplaces are worth the effort, from where the sold listings actually are.
What to charge as rivals move — PriceLens reprices continuously inside your floor.
Which categories are worth chasing reviews and repeat buyers in.
What you achieve with Intelligence
Two decisions nobody usually has data for — what to buy, and what to charge — made on evidence.
Up from 18%. Stock chosen against closed sales moves instead of ageing on the shelf.
Down from about five hours of manual comparables and spreadsheet work.
Up from 58% — prices track live competitor offers instead of the day you last looked.
The floor is computed from landed cost and live fees, and enforced as a hard stop.
Two decisions nobody has data for.
What to buy is guessed
Active listings look like demand. Only closed sales tell you whether stock moves.
What to charge drifts
A price set at listing time is wrong within a week, and nobody checks four hundred of them.
Margin is discovered afterwards
Without a computed floor, discounting to win is indistinguishable from losing money.
Before and after
One buying cycle and the pricing that follows
The same work, measured twice — today’s numbers against the same catalogue running on MergeKart.
What to buy and what to charge are two guesses a quarter.
Closed sales decide what you stock; rules defend the margin.
SKUs sold below margin
4
sell-through on the lot
18%
Buy Box win rate
58%
The two products
From sourcing signal to enforced floor.
Every screen below is the real product — same catalogue, same seed data, throughout.
What it changes
sell-through on researched stock
to research and price a lot
demand spotted before buying
lots bought without sold data
+18%
demand, 90d
₹22,400
median sold
2,410
sold listings
6
active sellers
“emerald halo ring”
1,900 · 41 sellers
“14k emerald ring”
740 · 12 sellers
“May birthstone ring”
2,600 · 96 sellers
Built from closed listings — what actually sold — not the active pool.
34%
sell-through on a researched lot
up from 18%
71%
Buy Box win rate
up from 58% · 6 weeks
0
sales below the margin floor
14 repricing runs
“Buying and pricing used to be two gut calls a quarter. Now they are two screens we actually read.”
“Sell-through nearly doubled with no below-margin sales”
Works better with
Intelligence decides. These three execute.
MarketSpy
soonThe sourcing half of the family
PriceLens
The pricing half of the family
OmniList
Pushes every price change to every channel
Self-serve · from ₹1,600/mo
See full pricing →Questions sellers actually ask.
From closed listings rather than the active pool — what sold, not what is currently for sale. Sell-through built from active listings measures competition, not demand.
Yes. Active listings and distinct sellers per product make saturation visible before you commit to stock rather than after it fails to move.
From landed cost and live marketplace fees, recomputed whenever either changes — so the floor is not a number someone typed once and forgot.
MarketSpy is still in development and not yet released. PriceLens is available today and handles competitor-aware repricing against your floor.
Bring the lot you are about to buy.
We will read the demand data and compute the floor on the call.
No card for the first 14 days · your catalogue, not a sandbox