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JustRanks captures the whole search results page for your keywords every day — not just the row your own product sits in.

Pick a marketplace, enter one ASIN of your product, add the keywords you care about. Setup takes about two minutes.

The first capture runs the moment you save. Movement needs a second day, and a few numbers need about a week before they mean anything.

A market is one product, on one Amazon marketplace, measured against one set of keywords. It is the unit everything else is counted in.

Products sold in several colours or sizes are treated as one competitor, not as one per variant — for your product and for everyone else's.

Everyone who shows up on your keywords at first, then the products that actually compete with you — selected by how visible they are, not by how often they appear.

Twelve Amazon marketplaces across North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific. Each one is a separate market with its own keywords, competitors and currency.

You choose the hour of day your markets are captured. The time is read in each marketplace's local time, not in yours.

A market holds up to 25 keywords, and every average you read is computed across exactly those. The set is the measurement, so choose it deliberately.

Four tiers decide how heavily each keyword counts in your averages. Setting them turns a flat average into one that reflects what your business actually cares about.

You can change the set at any time. Keywords you keep hold their full history; the ones you remove take their measurements out of every average.

Five numbers across all your markets, the list of markets underneath, and the inbox of what changed. It is the daily check, not the investigation.

The full competitive field for one market: every tracked competitor with their position, visibility, coverage, price, rating, reviews, rank and badges.

One row per keyword, one column per day. Green is a strong position, red a weak one — so a losing keyword shows up as a colour change before you look at any number.

Two ways to compare: markets against each other, and one product against another inside a market.

The Sponsored tab in the listing drilldown breaks one listing's ad presence down by slot group, keyword and day — the same question as Sponsored Scope, narrowed to a single product.

Automatic notices about what changed in your markets, so you do not have to find it by reading charts every morning.

Ranking movement, competitors entering or leaving, badges, promotions, listing changes, rating and stock shifts — anything a competitor could do that changes your position.

One feed across all your markets, filtered to what matters by default, with read state so you only see what you have not looked at.

Ask questions about your own market data in plain language. JustChat writes the query, runs it against your data and answers from the result.

Every plan includes a monthly amount of JustChat usage. Long conversations and broad questions consume more of it than short ones.

A one-off capture of any market, without setting up tracking. One ASIN, up to 25 keywords, a complete picture in a few minutes.

One credit is one Quick Shot. Every plan includes a monthly allowance, and more can be bought when you need them.

One market, up to 25 keywords, captured whenever you ask for it. The real product, not a demo — with tracking that you trigger instead of tracking that runs itself.

Plans differ in four things: how many markets you can track, how many people can use the account, how much JustChat you get, and how many Quick Shot credits.

Extra markets and extra JustChat budget can be added to any plan, so you do not have to jump a whole tier for a little more capacity.

Cancel at any time from the billing page. Access continues to the end of the period you have paid for.

Invite colleagues by email from the settings page. Everyone in an organisation sees the same markets; only the owner manages billing and members.

What JustRanks stores, what it does not, how to get it out, and what happens to it when you leave.

Labels Amazon showed on the listing at the last check.

The best ad position this listing held in this slot group.

Best Sellers Rank in the product's main category.

Best Sellers Rank in a narrower subcategory.

Who held the Buy Box at the last check.

Share of your tracked keywords where the product appears at all.

How much the average position moved compared with the previous period.

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

How much weight a keyword carries in every average for this product.

Average organic rank on the keywords where you actually appear.

The most recent price we saw for this product.

Share of the days a product was visible on which it ran a coupon or a deal.

The product's star rating at the last check.

How many reviews the listing had at the last check.

How many distinct competitor products appeared across the tracked keywords.

How often ads ran in this slot group, as a share of measured days.

How strongly one ad slot group is held, 0–100.

We measured on enough days and found no sponsored placements for this product.

How strongly the SERP ad slots are held, 0–100.

We're still collecting ad-slot data for this market. The Sponsored Score appears automatically once there's enough history — usually within the first week, longer for keywords that are hard to capture.

Share of tracked keywords where the product ranks in the top 10.

Keywords ranking in the top 10 on average.

Weighted share of search visibility — top ranks count most.

Average daily rank movement — lower means steadier.