Whether you’re already selling or still deciding where to start, we rank the category you’re considering by size, and by whether your pricing actually fits what buyers there already expect to pay.
A category can be huge and still be a poor fit if your price point doesn’t match what buyers there already pay per unit. You’d be fighting your own pricing before you fight a single competitor. That’s true whether you’re already selling and eyeing a second category, or still deciding where to make your first move. Total category size and your real opportunity inside it are two different numbers, and most sellers only ever see the first one.
THE HEADLINE NUMBER
YOUR REAL OPPORTUNITY
In one real breakdown we ran for a multi-category pantry-staples brand, the seller’s full addressable opportunity across every category they could expand into totaled roughly $41M. But once we ranked those categories by how closely the brand’s actual pricing lined up with what buyers already pay per unit in each one, the realistic near-term opportunity narrowed to about $6M. That’s not a smaller ambition. It’s the categories where the brand doesn’t have to win an uphill pricing fight just to get shoppers to consider it.
$41M
$6M
A ranked breakdown of your expansion options, from the full addressable market down to the categories where your current pricing already fits, so you know where to spend development time first instead of guessing by category size alone.
Real category revenue and pricing data, not estimates from a blog post
A price-per-unit index comparing your pricing to what the category already pays
Works from your live pricing if you’re selling, or planned pricing if you’re not yet launched
A short call to walk through what tier your category falls into
The category or product line you’re considering; whether you’re already selling on Amazon or not yet launched; your current (or planned/comparable) pricing; and roughly what’s driving the interest.
About 2 minutes to apply. If selected, one short call to review the ranking together.
Free while applications are open. About 2 minutes to apply.