Free TrackIQ skill. It puts your product page beside the three or four beating it on the shelf — price per unit, images, video, bullets, A+ tier, rating, review depth, one-star share, rank and buy box — and says what to change first.
Three to five gaps, tiered by effort. A teardown listing nineteen differences gets none of them fixed.
This one needs a scraper. Competitor pages are public, not in your Seller Central data, so the skill reads them through a scraper connection — Oxylabs or ScraperAPI — alongside the TrackIQ MCP. Without one it will tell you it cannot see the page rather than guess at it.
Compares content, not slots. Then ranks the gaps by effort and tells you which to skip.
Your page and theirs, every row side by side.
Price and price per unit, coupon, rating, review count, one-star share, image count, video, bullets shown as visible against total, and A+ tier. One table, no hunting between tabs.
Three to five, tiered quick, medium and heavy.
Each with what to do and what it should move — conversion, click-through or trust. A 30-second install video and three images are a different afternoon from enrolling in Vine.
Naming what you skip is what makes the rest credible.
Eight cents per foot against a rival whose one-star share is double yours is a gap you accept on purpose. The report says so, and says why.
Give it your ASIN and three to five competitor ASINs. It reads every page through your scraper connection, pulls your own performance through the TrackIQ MCP to confirm the comparison is worth making, and returns the grid with the gaps ranked underneath it.
The grid: one listing against the three sharing its page-one results. Second-cheapest per foot, best bullets — and a fifth of the leader’s reviews, no video, the thinnest image set.
Ready to import into Claude or ChatGPT.
Short setup, so you’re not guessing. It’s on the download page.
The method, every threshold, the pre-send checks and the report shell — all editable.
The TrackIQ MCP, a scraper connection (Oxylabs or ScraperAPI), and three to five competitor ASINs.
Download the .zip.
Import the skill into Claude or ChatGPT.
Name your ASIN and theirs, and get the grid with the gaps ranked.
Unlike our other free skills, this one cannot run on an export. Competitor pages are public data, so it needs a scraper connection — Oxylabs or ScraperAPI — plus the TrackIQ MCP. Scraper calls cost credits per ASIN, and the skill reports what each run cost.
Three things: the TrackIQ MCP, a scraper connection — Oxylabs or ScraperAPI — and three to five competitor ASINs. The scraper is not optional. Competitor listings are public pages rather than Seller Central data, so without one the skill tells you it cannot see the page instead of guessing from memory. Scraper calls cost credits per ASIN per run, and the report states what the run cost.
Yes, free and MIT licensed. The method, thresholds, checks and report template are all in the .zip and all editable. What costs money is the data access underneath it.
Because a 30-count and a 50-count are not competing on the same number. Comparing ticket price makes the bigger pack look expensive when it is often the cheaper shelf. The skill compares per unit and shows both.
A+ content and video presence are detected, but the copy inside A+ and brand-story modules is not compared. Availability is a snapshot from the scrape date, so a rival showing limited stock may have an inflated price and a depressed rank that week. The report says which date it scraped and flags both.
No. Columns are Competitor A, B and C. Comparative claims that name another brand are a listing-suppression risk, so the report is built to be safe to paste into a deck or a ticket.
The opposite — that is the point of it. It returns three to five gaps tiered by effort, and a separate section naming the gaps it thinks you should accept and why. A teardown listing nineteen differences gets none of them fixed.
Download the free skill. Import it. Name your ASIN and theirs.
You’ll get the grid, the three to five gaps that are worth an afternoon, and the ones worth leaving alone. Needs the TrackIQ MCP and a scraper connection.