A product workspace with a continuous history.
As a catalog grows, reviewing products one at a time makes it harder to keep track of changes and earlier decisions. Agoro is being built around a persistent record for each ASIN, bringing product details, dated observations, seller-approved competitors, analysis and recommended changes into one place.
The aim is to let you review the catalog as a whole and examine an individual product without rebuilding its context from separate searches, spreadsheets and advertising reports.
From tracking to recommendations.
The first phase establishes separate organic and sponsored position histories and keeps missing observations distinct from ranking changes. Sellers can optionally retain a small competitor set from products Agoro observes on relevant searches and compare those products against the same terms and locations.
Sponsored position is public search-page evidence, not spend or campaign performance. Later listing analysis adds relevant keywords, approved competitor comparisons and exact content proposals. Authorized advertising reviews add spend and attributed results from reports you choose to provide. Agoro explains the evidence and proposes actions; you decide and apply them.
What we’re building first.
Visibility tracking and optional seller-approved competitor sets are targeted for October 2026. Listing recommendations are planned for November 2026, with authorized advertising reviews tentatively targeted for Q1 2027. These are release targets; the public site demonstrates illustrative examples.
Rank tracking uses public marketplace data and does not require a Seller Central connection. Later advertising analysis requires authorized reports. Agoro does not publish listings, write campaigns or manage your Amazon account.
Want to follow the launch? See the early-access page.