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JustRanks tracks the products you add. Every day, at the hour you choose, it captures the whole first page of Amazon results for each of their keywords, plus the product pages of your product and its competitors.

Paste an ASIN, and JustRanks finds the keywords your product sells on and its closest competitors. You review both, remove what you don't want and start tracking. It takes a few minutes.

The first capture runs right after you start tracking and shows where your product stands today. Changes, charts and signals begin with the second capture, the next day at your capture time.

All your products on one page: how each one did in the period you pick, with its keywords, badges, Buy Box and Best Sellers Rank. Click a row for a quick summary, or open the product for everything.

Everything about one tracked product: six key numbers at the top, then tabs for its keywords, competitors, the whole field on its keywords, listings, signals and notes. Export it all to Excel or CSV.

Each product tracks up to 10 competitors: products of other brands that sell the same thing and win the most visibility on your keywords. JustRanks suggests them, and you can change them at any time.

Pause a product to stop its captures, signals and emails while keeping all its data; resume it any time. Delete it to remove it with its keywords, competitors, tags and notes for good.

Once a day, at the capture time of your account, in each marketplace's local time. The account owner sets it in Settings. The first capture of a new product runs right away.

A product sold in several colors or sizes counts as one product. Its numbers cover the whole family, whichever variant Amazon shows on a given day.

JustRanks covers Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk, Amazon.de, Amazon.fr, Amazon.it and Amazon.es. You pick the marketplace for each product and each research, and every page is captured as a local shopper sees it.

Enter up to 10 ASINs or keywords, and Research finds the keywords that really fit, with search volume, relevance and ranks, plus the closest competitors and everyone else on page 1.

Tick the keywords you want in the Keywords tab, then choose Track as product. The keywords you ticked and the research's competitors are tracked every day from then on.

Paste up to 200 keywords you already have, and Analysis checks exactly those: search volume, relevance, your rank, top 3 purchases and who competes for them.

JustRanks searches every candidate keyword on Amazon, one by one, and keeps only the keywords where products like yours sell.

Each keyword counts by its worth to your product: monthly searches times relevance. A big keyword whose top results are other products counts little; a smaller one whose top results are products like yours counts a lot.

Add or remove keywords on the product's Keywords tab at any time, up to 200 per product. New keywords are tracked from the next capture. Tags group keywords, for example into brand and long-tail terms.

Search volume is an estimate of monthly searches per marketplace, based on Amazon's own search data and updated weekly. Small long-tail keywords get an estimate too; "< 99" means practically nobody searches for it.

Every keyword of a product in one table: search volume, relevance, visibility, Amazon's Choice, your position today and on average, the trend, competitors ahead of you and a colored position for every day.

You and your competitors in one table, with the same numbers for everyone: visibility, positions, top 10, Best Sellers Rank, price, estimated revenue, rating, Buy Box, delivery and how often each one ranks above you.

The 25 products that win the most visibility on the keywords you choose, tracked or not. See who really competes for your traffic, spot rising sellers early and add them as competitors in one click.

How your listing and your competitors' listings compare on the basics shoppers notice, and how Best Sellers Rank and estimated revenue moved, with every listing change marked on the day it happened.

Signals tell you when something changes on your products or your competitors: a lost Buy Box, a price cut or deal, slower delivery, a rating drop, lost rankings, a competitor overtaking you.

All your signals in two sections side by side: your products and your competitors. Ongoing issues stay on top. Filter by product, tag, period and level, narrow competitors to the top 3 per product, export to CSV.

All Access: $19 a month with 1 product slot, and $2 a month for each extra slot. Daily tracking, Research, Signals, the full history and the API. New accounts start with a 14-day free trial.

Every new account starts with 14 days of All Access with 1 product slot, without a card. If you don't subscribe, the account pauses when the trial ends: tracking stops, and nothing is deleted.

Cancel at any time from the billing page. Your plan stays active until the end of the period you have paid for, and nothing is deleted when it ends.

The account owner invites colleagues by email from Settings. Everyone in the team works on the same products; only the owner manages billing, members and the capture time.

What JustRanks stores, what it does not, what is shared and what stays yours, and what happens to your data when you leave.

Use JustRanks data in your own tools: create an API key under Connect with AI, send it as a Bearer token, and read your products, keywords, competitors, research and signals as JSON.

All endpoints of the JustRanks API: your tracked products with keywords, competitors and market, research, signals, search results and search volume of a keyword, usage and webhooks.

Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Vibe, Cursor or your own agent to JustRanks with the MCP server, and ask about your products, keywords, competitors and signals in plain language.

On how many of your keywords this competitor ranks above your product today.

Labels Amazon showed on the listing in the search results: Best Seller, Amazon's Choice or a limited time deal.

Page 1 only: share of captures in which the product was on page 1.

Days until delivery that the product page shows for a standard order.

Estimated revenue of this product over the last 30 days. It's an estimate, not the seller's actual sales.

How far the product moved over the selected period, 0–100. Above 50 means it climbed, below 50 means it slipped.

How much a keyword counts in the averages of your search: Core ×5, Important ×3, Standard ×1, Minor ×0.3.

How much a keyword counts for your product: its monthly searches times how relevant it is to products like yours.

The share of top 10 placements on your active keywords that carried a deal badge.

The typical price of the products in the top 10 of your active keywords, as a median.

The typical review count of the products in the top 10. A rough measure of how established the market is.

How much products on page 1 jump between two captures, on average. Higher means a more turbulent market.

Products that reached page 1 of your active keywords in this period but were not there in the previous one.

On how many of its tracked keywords the product is on page 1 right now.

How many places the product gained or lost on its keywords during the selected period.

Page 1 only: average organic rank on the keywords where the product is on page 1.

The most recent price shown in the search results.

The star rating shown in the search results at the latest capture.

How many of ten basics that make a listing attractive to shoppers this product meets, from its latest product page.

How many reviews the listing had at the latest capture.

How many of the competitors you track rank above your product on this keyword today.

How much a keyword matters for your sales, from search volume and relevance. High where both are high; small long-tail keywords still count, just less.

Share of captures in which the product was in the top 10.

How much of the visibility on page 1 the three most visible products hold together.

Weighted share of search visibility across your search. Top ranks count most.

How much the product's visibility jumps from one capture to the next. Lower means steadier.