Name one product and get a plain answer to what you asked, then a clear verdict: Strong; Promising, with one fix; or Not this version, with a related version the data favours. Claude reads the 5-year demand trend, the top Amazon results, the market's price band and how crowded the market is, TikTok Shop sales and factory unit prices, then scores each signal against a stated threshold and reads the verdict off the counts, with its confidence, and ends on one next move. Ask "is it too late?" and you get a timing reading: early, growing, crowded at the top, or cooling. Bring a claim ("he says it does 50k a month") and it says true, false or partly, with the data's number. Tell it your budget and how you'll sell, and it leads with a separate "For you" verdict (a strong fit; a fit, with one fix; a long shot; or not this one); the facts and the market verdict stay the same. After the answer, it can go deeper on the version you'd build.
Try asking
- Is a cordless pet grooming vacuum worth selling?
- Am I too late for silicone stretch lids on Amazon?
- A TikTok guy says these do 50k a month. Is that real?
- What's my margin if I sell on Amazon at $34.99?
What you get
- A plain answer to your question, then the verdict (Strong; Promising, with one fix; or Not this version) with its two biggest numbers and its confidence
- A short table of the signals; the full detail, and a chart where Claude can draw one, when you ask
- Demand trend over 5 years and related searches
- The top 10 Amazon results: prices, review counts, ratings, star shares, Best Sellers Rank, bought in past month
- Price band and how concentrated the sellers are
- TikTok Shop sales for the product (US)
- A margin after Amazon's referral and FBA fees, from factory prices for the version that sells; on Amazon UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain, ex VAT
- For a "too late?" question: early, growing, crowded at the top or cooling, and what a sale would leave if ten more sellers arrive
- For products that are often regulated (LED masks, supplements and the like), one line on what to check before ordering
What it costs
Above $0.05 for one request, or before anything recurring, Claude gives one estimate and waits for your yes; smaller reads just run. Figures are at Bronze, Apify's paid-plan price; lower on Silver and Gold. From 7 November 2026, reads through the data providers (eBay, Etsy, Walmart, Target, Best Buy, Home Depot, Lowe's, Trustpilot, Meta and TikTok ads) cost about twice as much on Apify's free plan, and TikTok Shop product rows and store-technology lookups about one and a half times; Claude quotes both prices when they differ. Every per-result price is on the pricing page.
| Job | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| One idea, the standard check (US) | about $0.14 |
Limits
- The margin is after Amazon's fees on amazon.com and on amazon.co.uk, .de, .fr, .it and .es (ex VAT on the European ones), before freight, duties and ads; elsewhere it's labelled before fees
- Factory prices are list prices for a first look, not a quote, and only offers for the same version count: a cheaper sibling is named and left out
- The verdict is a judgement on the numbers read, not a guarantee of sales
Technical details
What it runs
Google Trends Scraper, Amazon Product Scraper, TikTok Shop Sales Tracker, Marketplace Search Scanner, Supplier Price Finder. These are CleanPull's actors on the Apify Store: the programs that read the sites. Every run happens in your own Apify account and is billed there at the actor's Store price.
Your data
- Reads public listings, trends and supplier pages only