Know which listings are weak, and exactly why.
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ListIQ scores every live listing against its own category — not a generic checklist — and links each point you are losing to the fix that recovers it.
31 listings scored below 60 — category median is 78
6 required item specifics empty across 19 listings
14 titles under half the character limit
Bulk fill drafted for the shared gaps
Coverage 94% after the first pass
Running on your catalogue right now — every line below happened without anyone opening a tab.
actions today
needed you
unattended
item specific coverage after one audit pass
ListIQ is how listings you already have start ranking.
See the whole selling lifecycle →Magic Lister writes new listings correctly the first time.
ListIQ scores what is already live against its own category and names the field costing you the rank.
OpsPilot keeps the orders that follow from turning into cancellations.
Engage converts delivered orders into the reviews that hold the rank.
What you achieve with ListIQ
“Traffic is down” becomes a ranked list of listings and the exact field each one is missing.
Fixing named fields on the weakest listings moves the category, and the rescore proves it.
Down from a half-day of CSV sorting and guesswork about the cause.
Up from 61% — the fields buyers filter on stop being empty.
Shared gaps are filled in one bulk action across every channel they are live on.
A score is useless unless it names the field.
Generic checklists miss the category
What ranks in Rings is not what ranks in Alternators, and a universal score cannot tell you either.
No ranking means no starting point
A thousand listings and no order of work is the same as no diagnosis.
The fix has to reach every channel
Improving one hub leaves the same listing weak in four other places.
Before and after
Auditing a ring category
The same work, measured twice — today’s numbers against the same catalogue running on MergeKart.
No score, no ranking, no way to tell which field costs the rank.
Scored per category, per channel, with each lost point named.
listings below median
31
specifics coverage
61%
of the category at median
54%
Score, cause, fix, proof
Each step has to name something specific, or the audit is decoration.
eBay · 62
category median 78
Amazon · 78
at median
Etsy · 71
tags and attributes underused
One number per channel, because that is where the ranking happens.
94%
specifics coverage
up from 61% across 1,206 listings
12m
to diagnose a weak category
down from a half-day of CSV work
31
listings fixed in one pass
one bulk action, five channels
“It turned “traffic is down” into a list of nineteen listings and the exact field they were missing.”
“Whole ring category back above the median in three weeks”
Works better with
ListIQ finds the gap. These three close it.
Magic Lister
Fills the specifics ListIQ flagged
PixelMagic
Fixes the images that fail the floor
OmniList
Republishes the corrected record
Self-serve · from ₹1,600/mo
See full pricing →Questions sellers actually ask.
How a listing compares against the marketplace's own best practice for its category — completeness of specifics, title construction and the fields that channel ranks on.
No. Each channel ranks on different fields, so a listing can score well on one and poorly on another. Scores are per channel for that reason.
It reports what is holding a listing back and can enrich it, but changes are yours to approve. Nothing is rewritten silently.
Yes. Imported listings are scored the same way as ones drafted in Magic Lister.
Run a free audit on your live listings.
Read-only. You keep the ranked gap list whatever you decide next.
No card for the first 14 days · your catalogue, not a sandbox