Exporting to PDF
The PDF export is for when you want to take a search off the platform — share with a partner, present to a client, attach to an email, print.
In this guide:
- Trigger a PDF export
- What happens during generation
- Downloading your file
- Cost (1 credit)
Trigger a PDF export
From a search detail view in Product Research → History:
- Click the search to open the detail view.
- Click the PDF · 1 credit button (top right).
- A modal opens showing the export progress.
The export starts generating automatically.
During generation
The modal shows a progress indicator. Most exports finish in 5–30 seconds. Larger searches may take a minute or two.
The modal displays the current status:
- Generating — file is being built.
- Ready — file is ready to download. A Download button appears.
- Failed — an error occurred. The credit is refunded automatically. You can try again.
- Expired — the download link has expired (more than 1 hour after generation). Export again if you need the file.
Download your PDF
When the status shows Ready, click the Download button in the modal. The file downloads to your device.
The file is available for 1 hour after generation. Once you close the modal or the link expires, you’ll need to export again (1 credit) if you want the file later.
What the PDF contains
The PDF is a snapshot of the search at the moment of export, including:
- Search metadata (keyword, marketplace, filters, timestamp)
- One page per product with image, title, ASIN, SellerScore, sub-scores
- Profitability details (price, COGS, fees, margin)
- AI brief and reasoning
The PDF is read-only — it’s not editable. If you need data you can manipulate, use CSV export instead.
Cost
PDF generation costs 1 credit. If an export fails, the credit is refunded automatically.
Each export (whether PDF or CSV) is a separate job and costs 1 credit per format.