Amazon + Walmart

One Product. Both Marketplaces.
Cross-Checked At Once.

One panel reads the same product on Amazon and Walmart — one UPC, both sets of fees, profit and demand, without switching tabs or tools. See which marketplace actually pays before you buy.

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The UPC Metrics extension panel on the Amazon listing for a Stanley Quencher tumbler — the Amazon / Walmart toggle, product header, Quick Info and the live profit calculator on real Amazon fees.
The UPC Metrics extension panel on the Walmart listing for the same Stanley Quencher tumbler — the marketplace toggle switched to Walmart, published demand signals, and the estimated WFS + referral profit calculator.
On amazon.com

The Amazon Panel, Opened Up.

Every card the extension docks beside an Amazon listing, laid out one by one. Same Stanley tumbler, same live data — this is what loads before the page finishes scrolling.

The calculator

Type A Cost.
Read The Verdict.

Quick Info opens the panel: BSR, estimated sales and your max cost up top, then cost and sale price against the real fee model, with profit, margin and ROI recomputed as you type.

  • Real Fee Math. The category referral fee and the FBA fee, itemized under the result, with an FBA / FBM toggle.
  • Max Cost. The most you can pay and still clear your target ROI, computed before you type anything.
  • The Whole Deal. Inbound shipping per unit and quantity fold straight into the math.
  • Discount Chips. Supplier discounts from 5% to 50%, applied to your cost in one tap.
The Quick Info calculator card: BSR #2, sales 100+/mo and max cost $21.16 tiles, cost and sale price inputs, an FBA/FBM toggle, inbound shipping, then profit $17.51, margin 43.6% and ROI 175.1% with the FBA fee, referral fee, quantity and one-tap discount chips
History

The Listing’s Past,
On The Listing.

Keepa-style history without leaving the product page: price across channels stepped against the sales-rank line, and the monthly-sold signal charted underneath.

  • Price Against Rank. Amazon, New and Buy Box price overlaid on sales rank, on one dual axis.
  • Monthly Sold. Amazon’s own sold-per-month signal, charted as it moves.
  • Any Window. Day, week, month, three months, a year, or the full history.
The price and sales-rank history chart: Amazon, New and Buy Box price stepped against the sales-rank line across three months
The monthly-sold history chart: a stepped orange line of estimated units per month rising to 600 and easing back

And The Rest Of The Amazon Read.

01

The Product, Resolved

Title, brand, category, rating and review count, with the ASIN and UPC one copy-tap away.

The product header card: the Stanley Quencher tumbler with brand, category, 4.7 stars, 203,204 reviews, and the ASIN and UPC with copy buttons
02

Sales Rank

BSR now against the 30- and 90-day average, with a direction badge when demand builds or fades.

The Sales Rank card: BSR now 2, 30-day average 2, 90-day average 82, with an Improving 97.6% badge
03

Buy Box

The box now and on average, Amazon’s own 90-day share, and whether Amazon is on the listing right now.

The Buy Box card: 30-day average $34.62 and 90-day average $30.46, Amazon Buy Box share 25.8% over 90 days, and Amazon currently not on the listing
04

Live Offers

Total, FBA and FBM sellers live now, with the offer count charted from a day out to the full history.

The Live Offers card: 7 total, 6 FBA and 1 FBM, a Falling 35.9% badge, and the offer-count chart over three months with day-to-all range toggles
05

Sellers

All 39 sellers with type, average price, win share, last win and stock depth, filterable to FBA or FBM.

The Sellers table: 39 sellers with FBA type chips, average price, won percentage, last-won recency and stock, with an All / FBA / FBM filter
06

Buy Box Winners

Every winner of the last 30 days with their share — including the 56% of the time no one held it.

The Buy Box Winners donut: Amazon 16.8%, Instant Outfitters 14.8%, five more sellers, and No Buy Box 56.4% over the last 30 days
07

Channel Split

How much of the Buy Box sat on FBA against FBM over the window.

The Channel Split donut: 100% of the Buy Box on FBA over the last 30 days
08

Offers, Rating & Reviews

Competition and social proof on one chart — offer count against rating and review count over time.

The offers, rating and reviews history chart: offer count falling while the review count steps up past 200 thousand
09

ASIN Statistic

Lowest, average and highest, then FBA, Amazon, Buy Box and New across 30 days to a year.

The ASIN Statistic card: lowest $28.64, average $34.70 and highest $41.56, with a per-channel price table across 30, 90 and 180 days and one year
10

Product Info

Package dimensions, weight, EAN and UPC, part number and the variant’s own review count.

The Product Info card: ASIN, brand, package dimensions 11.2 by 5.2 by 3.5 inches, weight 1.21 lb, EAN and UPC codes, part number and rating count
On walmart.com · US only

The Walmart Panel, Honestly Labelled.

Flip to walmart.com and the same panel docks beside the item: Walmart's published demand signals read as confirmed floors, fees estimated and labelled, and a seller list with the stock depth Walmart doesn't surface.

The calculator

The Same Math,
On Walmart Fees.

Cost and sale price against Walmart's referral rate, with a WFS estimate when it applies — profit, margin, ROI and the max cost that still clears your target.

  • Max Cost At Your ROI. The ceiling on what you can pay, computed for your own target.
  • WFS Or Seller-Fulfilled. Toggle fulfillment and the fee line re-runs; estimates stay labelled.
  • Hot, Best & WLMT Flags. Walmart’s own badges beside the numbers, plus a flag when Walmart itself sells it.
  • Discount Chips. The same 5% to 50% supplier discounts, one tap.
The Walmart Quick Info calculator: best-seller yes, sales 1,500+/mo and max cost $11.52 for 30% ROI tiles, cost and sale price inputs, a WFS/FBM toggle, shipping per unit, then profit $8.72, margin 34.94% and ROI 139.59% with the referral fee, quantity and discount chips, under HOT, BEST and WLMT flags
Demand

Demand You Can
Actually Confirm.

Walmart publishes real purchase signals — bought in the last 24 hours, carts right now, best-seller status. The panel reads them as confirmed floors and derives the estimate from there.

  • Confirmed, Not Guessed. Bought-24h and in-carts come straight off the listing.
  • A Floor, Not A Wish. Estimated sold per month is at least the published signal — ≥1,500 stays ≥1,500.
  • Revenue Floor. The same floor priced out per month at the current sale price.
The Demand & Sales card marked Confirmed: bought 50+ in 24 hours, 100+ in carts, estimated sold per month at least 1,500 and at least 18,000 a year, rating 4.5 from 14,877 ratings, and an estimated revenue floor of at least $37,455 a month
The Sales Indicators strip: a Best Seller badge, 50+ bought yesterday and In 100+ carts, read straight off the Walmart listing

And The Rest Of The Walmart Read.

01

The Item, Resolved

Title, brand, rating and review count, with the item ID and UPC one copy-tap away.

The Walmart product header: the Stanley Quencher Flowstate tumbler with brand, 4.5 stars, 14,877 ratings, and the item ID and UPC with copy buttons
02

Live Offers

Total live sellers, split into WFS and seller-fulfilled.

The Live Offers tiles: 15 total live sellers, 2 on WFS and 12 seller-fulfilled
03

Sellers

Every live offer with price, stock on hand and per-order caps — including Walmart.com itself.

The Walmart Live Offers seller list: 15 sellers with WFS, FBM and WMT type chips, prices from $29.49, color-coded stock like 65 units or 17 left, and order caps
04

Buy Box

Who wins the box at what price, their seller rating — and whether Walmart itself is selling.

The Walmart Buy Box card: an FBM seller winning at $29.49 with a 4.6-star rating from 45 ratings, and Walmart not selling the item
05

Price Statistic

Lowest, average and highest across live sellers, split by channel.

The Walmart Price Statistic card: lowest $29.49, average $37.93 and highest $49.99, broken out for all sellers, WFS and FBM with seller counts
06

Channel Split

Walmart first-party, WFS and seller-fulfilled share of the live offers.

The Walmart Channel Split donut: Walmart 6.7%, WFS 13.3% and FBM 80% of live offers

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