Free Etsy Analytics & Shop Analyzer Tool

Transform your Etsy business with data-driven insights. Our free Etsy analytics tool helps you track performance metrics, analyze competitor shops, and make informed decisions to grow your sales.

Analyze ANY Etsy shopPerformance metrics dashboardKeyword & tag analysisSales velocity estimatesCompetitive benchmarking100% free - no credit card
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What is Etsy Shop Analytics?

Etsy shop analytics refers to the data and metrics that measure your shop's performance on the Etsy marketplace. While Etsy provides basic built-in analytics (Stats), third-party analytics tools like InsightAgent offer deeper insights, competitive analysis, and actionable recommendations that Etsy's native tools cannot provide.

Key Differences: Etsy Stats vs. InsightAgent Analytics

FeatureEtsy Built-in StatsInsightAgent Analytics
Shop CoverageYour shop onlyANY Etsy shop (competitor analysis)
Keyword AnalysisLimitedFull keyword extraction from listings
Tag AnalysisNot availableMost common tags, tag performance
Sales EstimatesExact (your shop)Estimated (any shop)
Competitive BenchmarkingNot availableCompare against similar shops
Trend TrackingBasicAdvanced with historical data
Actionable RecommendationsNoneAI-powered suggestions
Export DataLimitedFull CSV export (Premium)

Bottom Line: Etsy Stats shows what happened. InsightAgent Analytics shows what happened, why it happened, and what to do next.

Free Etsy Shop Analyzer: Analyze Any Shop Instantly

Our free shop analyzer tool lets you analyze any Etsy shop in seconds. Unlike other tools that only let you analyze your own shop, InsightAgent allows competitive research and market intelligence.

1

Enter Shop URL

Copy the Etsy shop URL you want to analyze:

  • Your own shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/YourShopName
  • Competitor shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/CompetitorName
2

Click "Analyze Shop"

Our tool instantly scrapes and analyzes:

  • All active listings (up to 500 in free tier)
  • Shop metadata (reviews, sales, shop age)
  • Keywords and tags used
  • Pricing strategies
  • Product categories
3

Review Your Report

Get instant insights including:

  • Shop performance score (0-100)
  • Total listings and average price
  • Review count and star rating
  • Sales velocity estimates
  • Top keywords identified
  • Tag usage analysis
  • Competitive positioning
4

Take Action

Implement data-driven improvements based on:

  • Keyword opportunities (what's working for competitors)
  • Pricing gaps (underpriced or overpriced products)
  • Tag optimization suggestions
  • Product gaps (what they sell that you don't)

Etsy Performance Metrics Explained

Understanding your analytics data is critical for growth. Here are the 10 most important Etsy metrics and what they mean for your business.

1. Total Views (Traffic)

What it is:

Number of times your listings or shop were viewed.

Why it matters:

Views indicate visibility. Low views mean SEO issues or poor marketing. High views with low sales suggest conversion problems.

Benchmark:

Average Etsy shop gets 500-2,000 views/month. Top sellers: 10,000+ views/month.

How to improve:

  • Optimize titles with high-volume keywords
  • Use all 13 tags on every listing
  • Improve thumbnail images (click-through rate)
  • Run Etsy Ads for initial visibility boost

2. Visits (Unique Visitors)

What it is:

Number of unique visitors to your shop (one person viewing multiple listings counts as 1 visit).

Why it matters:

Visits measure true audience size. Visit-to-order ratio shows conversion effectiveness.

Benchmark:

2-5% conversion rate (visits to orders) is average. Top shops: 5-10%.

How to improve:

  • Drive external traffic (Pinterest, Instagram, TikTok)
  • Create cohesive shop branding (encourage browsing)
  • Add shop policies and About section (build trust)
  • Use shop sections to organize products

3. Favorites (Wishlists)

What it is:

Number of times shoppers favorited your listings or shop.

Why it matters:

Favorites indicate purchase intent. High favorite-to-sale ratio means pricing or shipping issues.

Benchmark:

10-20% of visitors favorite items. Conversion from favorites: 5-15%.

How to improve:

  • Send abandoned favorite emails (Etsy does this automatically)
  • Run sales targeted at favoriters
  • Reduce shipping costs (often a barrier)
  • Add scarcity messaging ("Only 2 left")

4. Orders (Sales Volume)

What it is:

Total number of orders received.

Why it matters:

Direct revenue indicator. Track monthly trends to identify seasonality.

Benchmark:

New shops: 0-10 orders/month. Established shops: 20-100/month. Top sellers: 500+ orders/month.

How to improve:

  • Increase traffic (SEO, ads, social media)
  • Improve conversion rate (better photos, descriptions)
  • Add more products (more listings = more sales opportunities)
  • Offer bundles and discounts

5. Revenue (Total Sales)

What it is:

Total dollar value of all sales.

Why it matters:

Revenue minus costs equals profit. Track average order value (AOV).

Benchmark:

Average Etsy seller makes $500-2,000/month. Top 1%: $10,000+/month.

How to improve:

  • Increase average order value (upsells, bundles)
  • Raise prices (test incrementally)
  • Add high-ticket items (premium products)
  • Reduce discounts (only use strategically)

6. Conversion Rate

What it is:

Percentage of visitors who make a purchase (Orders รท Visits ร— 100).

Why it matters:

Low conversion = poor listing quality, pricing issues, or trust problems.

Benchmark:

1-3% is average. 3-5% is good. 5%+ is excellent.

How to improve:

  • Professional product photography (lifestyle shots)
  • Detailed descriptions (answer all questions)
  • Competitive pricing (research competitors)
  • Social proof (encourage reviews)
  • Fast shipping (offer expedited options)

7. Average Order Value (AOV)

What it is:

Average dollar amount per order (Revenue รท Orders).

Why it matters:

Increasing AOV is easier than increasing traffic. Small AOV increases = big revenue gains.

Benchmark:

$25-50 is average. $50-100 is good. $100+ is excellent.

How to improve:

  • Offer free shipping threshold ("Free shipping over $35")
  • Create product bundles (3 items for $X)
  • Add upsells at checkout (related items)
  • Increase prices (test incrementally)

8. Traffic Sources

What it is:

Where your visitors come from (Etsy search, direct, social media, Google, etc.).

Why it matters:

Diversification reduces risk. Over-reliance on Etsy search is dangerous.

Benchmark:

Healthy mix: 50-60% Etsy search, 20-30% direct/social, 10-20% Google/other.

How to improve:

  • Build social media presence (Pinterest, Instagram)
  • Start email marketing (collect emails)
  • Create blog content (drive Google traffic)
  • Use influencer partnerships

9. Keyword Rankings

What it is:

Where your listings rank for target keywords in Etsy search.

Why it matters:

Top 3 positions get 60%+ of clicks. Page 2+ gets almost nothing.

Benchmark:

Rank in top 24 (first page) for at least 5-10 keywords per listing.

How to improve:

  • Use InsightAgent keyword research tool (find low-competition keywords)
  • Front-load keywords in titles (first 40 characters matter most)
  • Use all 13 tags (long-tail variations)
  • Optimize listing quality score (photos, descriptions, reviews)

10. Return Customer Rate

What it is:

Percentage of customers who purchase again.

Why it matters:

Repeat customers are 5x cheaper to acquire than new ones. Indicates product/service quality.

Benchmark:

10-20% return rate is average. 25%+ is excellent.

How to improve:

  • Exceptional customer service (fast responses)
  • Follow-up emails (thank you, cross-sell)
  • Create product bundles (encourage repeat purchases)
  • Offer loyalty discounts (10% off second purchase)
  • Quality products (exceed expectations)

Competitive Shop Analysis Guide

One of InsightAgent's most powerful features is the ability to analyze competitor shops. Here's how to conduct competitive intelligence effectively.

Step 1: Identify Your Top Competitors

Method 1: Search Your Main Keywords

Go to Etsy and search for your primary keyword (e.g., "handmade leather wallet"). Note the top 10 shops that appear repeatedly. These are your direct search competitors.

Method 2: Use "Shops Like This"

Go to your shop page and scroll to bottom right: "Shops like this". Etsy shows similar shops based on products/keywords. Analyze these similar shops.

Method 3: Category Leaders

Browse your Etsy category/subcategory, sort by "Bestselling". Top 20 shops are category leaders - study them.

Step 2: Analyze Competitor Shop Metrics

Shop Performance Metrics

Total listings (product range), average price (pricing strategy), total reviews (social proof level), star rating (quality indicator), sales velocity (estimated orders/month), shop age (how long to build this success).

Keyword & SEO Strategy

Top keywords used across listings, keyword density, tag patterns, title formulas (structure and length), category placement.

Product Strategy

Product mix (bestselling categories), price range (low to high), product photography style, description length and format, variation offerings (colors, sizes).

Step 3: Identify Winning Patterns

Pricing Patterns

What's the "sweet spot" price in your category? Do top sellers use psychological pricing? Are bundles common? Do they offer free shipping?

SEO Patterns

Which keywords do ALL top competitors use? Which long-tail keywords are less competitive? How long are their titles? Do they use all 13 tags?

Visual Patterns

White background or lifestyle photos? How many photos per listing? Video included? Consistent brand aesthetic?

Step 4: Reverse-Engineer Their Success

Keyword Reverse Engineering

Use InsightAgent to extract all keywords from a competitor's listings. Export top 50 keywords, run keyword research on each, identify gaps (keywords they rank for that you don't), optimize your listings for high-opportunity keywords.

Product Gap Analysis

What are they selling that you aren't? Review their bestsellers, identify product categories you don't offer, assess if these products fit your brand, test 1-2 new product types based on competitor data.

Step 5: Monitor Competitors Over Time

What to Track

New products launched (innovation trends), pricing changes (market shifts), review growth rate (sales velocity), new keywords targeted (SEO strategy changes), promotional tactics (sale frequency, discount levels).

How to Interpret Analytics & Take Action

Data without action is useless. Here's how to turn analytics into results.

Scenario 1: High Views, Low Sales

Data Signal:

5,000 views/month, 50 visits, 2 orders (0.04% conversion rate)

Diagnosis:

Poor listing quality or pricing issues. People see your listings in search but don't click or buy.

Root Causes:

  • Unappealing thumbnail photos
  • Poor title optimization (doesn't match search intent)
  • Overpriced compared to competitors
  • Weak social proof (low reviews)

Action Plan:

  1. Improve thumbnail photos (A/B test 3 variations)
  2. Rewrite titles to match high-intent keywords
  3. Research competitor pricing (adjust if overpriced)
  4. Run promotional campaign to get first 10 reviews

Expected Impact:

2-3x increase in conversion rate within 30 days.

Scenario 2: Low Views, High Conversion

Data Signal:

300 views/month, 25 visits, 5 orders (20% conversion rate!)

Diagnosis:

Great product-market fit, but terrible SEO. Your listings convert well when people find them, but nobody finds them.

Root Causes:

  • Low-volume keywords targeted
  • Poor keyword rankings (page 3+)
  • Insufficient listings (only 10 products)
  • No external traffic sources

Action Plan:

  1. Use InsightAgent keyword tool to find high-volume keywords (1,000+ searches/month)
  2. Optimize top 5 listings for new keywords
  3. Create 10 new listings (more listings = more traffic)
  4. Start Pinterest marketing (drive external traffic)

Expected Impact:

5-10x traffic increase within 90 days while maintaining high conversion.

Scenario 3: High Favorites, Low Orders

Data Signal:

2,000 views/month, 200 visits, 80 favorites, 8 orders (4% visit-to-order, but 40% visit-to-favorite)

Diagnosis:

People LOVE your products (high favorites) but don't buy. Pricing, shipping, or trust issue.

Root Causes:

  • Price is slightly too high (causing hesitation)
  • Shipping cost is high (sticker shock at checkout)
  • Low review count (trust barrier)
  • No urgency (people plan to buy later and forget)

Action Plan:

  1. Test 10-15% price reduction on top 3 favorited items
  2. Offer free shipping over $35 (bundle incentive)
  3. Send "We miss you" discount to favoriters via Etsy messages
  4. Add scarcity messaging ("Only 3 left" or "20% off today only")

Expected Impact:

Convert 15-20% of existing favoriters, increase future favorite-to-order rate to 10-15%.

Scenario 4: Traffic Drop (Month-over-Month)

Data Signal:

Month 1: 3,000 views, Month 2: 1,200 views (-60%)

Diagnosis:

SEO penalty, seasonal decline, or competitor disruption.

Root Causes:

  • Keyword rankings dropped (Etsy algorithm update)
  • Seasonal products (Christmas items in January)
  • New competitors outranking you
  • Etsy algorithm penalty (policy violation)

Action Plan:

  1. Check Search Analytics: Which keywords dropped?
  2. Review competitors: Did new shops appear in top results?
  3. Review policy compliance: Any Etsy warnings/violations?
  4. Refresh listings: Update photos, titles, descriptions (triggers algorithm re-crawl)
  5. Diversify traffic: Start email marketing, social media (reduce Etsy dependency)

Expected Impact:

Recovery within 30-60 days if SEO-related. Seasonal issues require product diversification.

Scenario 5: One Listing = 80% of Sales

Data Signal:

30 total listings, 1 listing generates 80% of revenue, other 29 listings combined = 20% of revenue

Diagnosis:

Concentration risk. Listing-level success, but shop-level vulnerability.

Root Causes:

  • One product perfectly matches market demand
  • Other products are poorly optimized or low demand
  • All traffic funnels to one bestseller

Action Plan:

  1. Create 5 variations of bestseller (different colors, sizes, bundles)
  2. Study bestseller's keywords โ†’ apply to other listings
  3. Cross-promote related products in bestseller description
  4. Create "Frequently bought together" bundles
  5. Diversify product line (reduce dependency on one product)

Expected Impact:

Spread revenue across 5-10 listings (reduces risk of algorithm changes affecting one listing).

Free vs. Premium Analytics Comparison

FeatureFree TierPremium
Shop AnalysisAny shop (instant snapshots)Any shop + unlimited historical data
Analyzed ListingsUp to 50 per shopUnlimited
Keyword DataTop 10 keywords shownAll keywords (100+) with search volume
Competitor TrackingManual (analyze each time)Automated monitoring (10 shops tracked)
Data ExportNot availableFull CSV export
Analytics DashboardNot includedReal-time dashboard (your shop only)
Listing SEO ScoresBasic score onlyFull scoring + recommendations
Traffic Source DataNot availableComplete breakdown
Historical DataNone12+ months of data
Alerts & NotificationsNoneRanking changes, competitor updates
SupportEmail onlyPriority email + live chat

Free Tier Perfect For:

  • Researching competitors (occasional analysis)
  • Validating shop ideas before starting
  • Basic shop health check
  • Trying before buying

Premium Required For:

  • Your own shop (real-time dashboard)
  • Ongoing competitor monitoring
  • Data export and bulk analysis
  • Historical trend analysis
  • Advanced SEO recommendations

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, 100% free. No credit card required. You can analyze any Etsy shop (yours or competitors) and get instant performance metrics, keyword analysis, and actionable insights. Premium features (historical data, export, real-time dashboard) require a paid plan, but the basic analyzer is permanently free.
Yes. Our shop analyzer uses publicly available Etsy data (listings, reviews, keywords). Competitors won't be notified when you analyze their shop. All data is scraped from public Etsy pages, similar to how search engines work.
Sales estimates are modeled predictions based on review counts, listing age, shop age, and category benchmarks. Accuracy is typically ยฑ20-30%. For your own shop, connect InsightAgent to Etsy API for exact sales data. For competitor shops, estimates are directional (not exact).
InsightAgent provides: Competitor shop analysis (Etsy Stats: your shop only), keyword search volume data (Etsy Stats: no volume data), ranking positions for keywords (Etsy Stats: not shown), competitor keyword analysis (Etsy Stats: not available), SEO optimization scores (Etsy Stats: not available), historical trend data beyond 30 days, and actionable AI recommendations.
No, for the free shop analyzer. You can analyze any shop by entering its URL. For premium analytics dashboard (real-time tracking of YOUR shop), you'll need to connect your Etsy account via OAuth (secure, read-only access).
Free shop analyzer: On-demand (when you run analysis). Premium dashboard: Real-time (syncs every 6 hours). Keyword data: Updated weekly. Search volume data: Updated monthly.
Free tier: No export. Premium: Full CSV export for all data (keywords, traffic sources, listing performance, competitor analysis).
Free tier: Unlimited manual analysis (analyze any shop anytime), but no automated tracking. Premium: Monitor up to 10 competitor shops with automated tracking and change alerts.
Views: Total number of times your listings or shop were viewed (one person viewing 5 listings = 5 views). Visits: Total number of unique visitors to your shop (one person viewing 5 listings = 1 visit). Visits are more accurate for measuring audience size. Views indicate content engagement.
Two reasons: (1) Very niche keywords: Less than 10 searches/month (too low to register in most keyword databases). (2) New/emerging keywords: Recently trending keywords not yet in database (updated monthly). If you see sales from 0-volume keywords, they're ultra-niche (low competition, high conversion).
SEO score (0-100) is calculated based on: Title optimization (40 points): Keyword placement, length, relevance. Tag usage (20 points): All 13 tags used, keyword variations. Description quality (15 points): Length, keyword density, readability. Photos (10 points): Count (8+ recommended), quality. Reviews (10 points): Count, recency, star rating. Pricing (5 points): Competitive vs. category average. Score updates automatically when you edit listings.
Below 1%: Poor (needs immediate optimization). 1-2%: Below average (common for new shops). 2-4%: Average (typical established shop). 4-6%: Above average (well-optimized shop). 6%+: Excellent (top 10% of Etsy sellers). Conversion rate varies by category (jewelry: 2-3%, digital products: 5-8%, vintage: 1-2%).
Quick wins (photos, pricing): 7-14 days. SEO changes (titles, tags): 14-30 days (Etsy algorithm re-crawl time). New listings: 30-60 days (Etsy gives new listings initial boost, then stabilizes). Traffic diversification (social media): 60-90 days. Track changes weekly in InsightAgent dashboard to measure impact.
Yes. Premium plans support: Starter Plan ($29/mo): 1 connected shop. Growth Plan ($49/mo): 3 connected shops. Agency Plan ($99/mo): 10 connected shops. Each shop gets separate dashboard. Compare performance across shops.
Yes. InsightAgent supports all Etsy marketplaces: Etsy.com (US, English), Etsy.ca (Canada, English/French), Etsy.uk (UK, English), Etsy.de (Germany, German), Etsy.fr (France, French), Etsy.au (Australia, English), and 10+ more. Keyword search volume data available for English, Spanish, French, German, and Italian.
Step 1: Identify which keywords dropped (use InsightAgent keyword ranking tracker). Step 2: Check if it's widespread or isolated (all keywords dropped โ†’ Etsy algorithm update or shop penalty; 1-2 keywords dropped โ†’ competitor disruption or seasonal change). Step 3: Investigate competitors (analyze top 5 shops ranking for affected keywords, check if new competitors appeared). Step 4: Optimize affected listings (refresh photos, rewrite titles, update tags, add detailed descriptions, run Etsy Ads for 30 days). Step 5: Diversify traffic (start Pinterest marketing, build email list, create social media presence).
Penalty Indicators: Sudden 50%+ traffic drop (not seasonal), all keyword rankings drop simultaneously, shop doesn't appear in search (even for shop name), listings marked "Not for Sale" without reason. Common Penalty Causes: Trademark infringement, prohibited items policy violation, fake reviews/review manipulation, reselling (claiming handmade when dropshipping), excessive customer complaints. How to Check: Review Etsy emails for policy warnings, check Shop Manager โ†’ Settings โ†’ Legal and compliance, search your shop name (if doesn't appear = severe penalty). Recovery Steps: Fix policy violation immediately, contact Etsy Support (appeal if wrongful), diversify traffic away from Etsy search, consider opening second shop (risk mitigation).

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