Overview
The Listing Tracking feature lets you track competitor Etsy shops, competitor listings, and your own listings — all organized into collections.
This helps you:
Monitor listing changes over time
Compare your performance against competitors
Stay on top of what’s happening in your market in one central place
🎥 Video Walkthrough
Watch this quick Loom walkthrough of Listing Tracking in action:
What Can You Track?
With Listing Tracking, you can:
Track competitor Etsy listings
Track your own Etsy listings
Organize tracked items into collections (folders)
How Listing Tracking Works
Before tracking listings, you’ll first create a collection.
A collection is a folder that groups related listings together — for example:
Shoes
Wall Art Competitors
My Bestsellers
Once a collection exists, you have three ways to add listings to it.
Option 1: Add Competitor Listings From Search
Find competitor products during your competition research.
Click the Add to Collection button on a listing.
Choose an existing collection or create a new one.
The listing will be added and tracked in that collection.
✅ This is the fastest way to build a competitor tracking list while browsing.
Option 2: Track a Listing by URL
Copy the Etsy listing URL.
Paste the URL into the tracking input field.
Select the collection you want to add it to.
Start tracking the listing.
✅ Best when you already have a specific competitor listing in mind.
Option 3: Track Your Own Etsy Listings
Select Add My Etsy Listing
You’ll be taken to your Etsy listings
Choose the listing you want to track
Add it to a collection you’ve created
✅ Great for comparing your own listing performance directly against competitors.
Using Collections
Collections appear as folder-style boxes once created.
Each collection holds related listings or shops, and you can create multiple collections for different products or competitors.
Example collections:
Shoes Competitors
Wedding Signs
My Top Listings
How to Choose the Right Competitors to Track
A key benefit of Listing Tracking is identifying your direct competition.
Direct competitors aren’t just listings that share the same keyword — they’re listings competing for the same purchase decision.
For example:
A “Funny Mom Shirt” listing is not directly competing with a “Funny Dad Shirt” listing
But another “Funny Mom Shirt” at a similar price point is a true competitor
Tracking the right listings gives you clearer insights into what’s actually driving sales.
What Insights Can You Gain?
Once competitor listings are tracked, you can begin asking:
Which listings are selling more than mine?
Why are they outperforming me?
What changes can I test to close the gap?
Common things sellers discover include:
Competitors have cleaner main images
They offer more variation options
They use personalization or free shipping
Their listings stand out more in search results
Listing Tracking helps you find these patterns and make smarter improvements. Here are some of the data points capture in Listing Tracking
Sales
Sales Trend
Total Sales
Revenue
Revenue Trend
Total Revenue
Reviews
Reviews Trend
Total Reviews
Views
Views Trend
Total Views
Listing Age
Conv. Rate
Avg. Order Value
Free Shipping
Personalized
Star Seller
Need Help?
If you have any questions about Listing Tracking, you can always reach out through the chat bubble in the corner of your ProfitTree dashboard.