The product detail page

A product detail page is what you see when you tap into a single search result. It’s where you go from “this looks good in the list” to “let me dig in.”

In this guide:

  • Open a detail
  • Anatomy of the page
  • The full SellerScore breakdown
  • Listing metadata
  • Quick actions

Open a detail

From any results list, tap the product row. From a watchlist row, same. From history, same.

The first detail open per ASIN per billing cycle costs 1 credit. Repeat opens within the same cycle are free.

Anatomy

Top to bottom:

ZoneWhat
HeaderImage, title, brand, ASIN, marketplace, current price, “Open on Amazon” link.
Headline metricsSellerScore (the big number), data-quality badge, six sub-score chips.
AI briefA paragraph of opportunity / risks / positioning / sourcing notes. → AI brief
Score reasoningA paragraph explaining why this product scored what it did. → Score reasoning
Profitability detailNet margin %, net profit per unit, COGS estimate, fee breakdown.
Demand chart12-month Google Trends curve and BSR over time (when historical tracking ships, this’ll be richer).
Listing metadataReview count, average rating, BSR, BSR category, fulfillment channel, dimensions/weight.
Quick actionsAdd to watchlist, share, export individual product, open on Amazon.

The full SellerScore breakdown

Below the header, each of the six sub-scores has its own card with:

  • The score value (0–100).
  • A short one-line interpretation (“Good demand”, “Margin too thin to act on alone”).
  • Which data source produced it (preferred vs fallback).
  • A small tooltip explaining the calculation in plain English.

Useful for understanding exactly why the composite is what it is.

Listing metadata

For verification before acting:

  • Review count — how mature is the existing listing?
  • Average rating — quality signal.
  • BSR — current category rank.
  • Best Sellers Rank category — which category Amazon has it in (matters for referral fee).
  • Fulfillment — FBA / FBM (so you can match your operation).
  • Dimensions and weight — useful for FBA-fee sanity-checking and shipping calculations.

Profitability detail

A table:

Line itemValue
Sell priceThe number used in scoring.
Less: COGS estimateFrom benchmark or Crawlee.
Less: FBA feeFrom SP-API.
Less: Referral feeFrom SP-API.
Net profit per unitThe dollar number per unit.
Net margin %The percent.

If you have a real supplier quote, mentally substitute it for the COGS line — most sellers find their actual COGS slightly above or below the benchmark.

Quick actions

ActionWhat it does
Add to watchlistSaves the product. → Adding to watchlist
Open on AmazonOpens the listing in a new tab.
ShareGenerates a deep link to this detail page (Hilal account holders only).
Export this productOne-product PDF. (For multi-product PDFs, use the search-level export.)
Re-run searchGoes back to the original search and re-runs.

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