Analyzing a listing
Open any Etsy product page and ZeusLens adds what the page does not say out loud: estimated monthly sales, revenue, conversion rate, listing age and how many reviews the item itself has.
Step by step
Open the product page on Etsy
Any listing, yours or a competitor's.
Click the ZeusLens circle on the image
The panel opens on the right with the numbers for that listing.
Read the confidence marks, not just the numbers
A tick means the figure is MEASURED: it comes from data the page or the API actually publishes. Without it, it is an estimate and ZEUS says so.
Compare against the shop, not only the item
Item reviews and shop reviews are different numbers, and ZeusLens keeps them apart. A shop with 4.000 reviews can have a listing with three.
Frequently asked
Where do the estimated sales come from?
From what the listing publishes: views, favourites, reviews of the item and its age, bounded by the reviews it actually has. An estimate is never allowed to grow without a measured signal holding it down.
Why does one listing show a tick and another does not?
Because Etsy does not publish the same fields for every listing. When the number is measured it is marked; when it is inferred, it is not.
Does analyzing a listing use up my Etsy quota?
Reading the product page does not: the request goes from your own browser to the page you already have open.