Two different jobs, both done badly by hand: deciding whether a niche is worth entering, and running the store once you are in it. The first is usually skipped, and the second eats an afternoon every week.
Scan any keyword on the public storefront: how many products exist, what they charge, and who sells the most.
Create the product, upload the file, set the cover and publish, without opening the platform.
Today, this week and this month read back to you, with your buyers handed to your mailing list.
Scans any niche on the public storefront: how many products, what they charge, who sells most.
Works on any keyword, not only your own products, so you can check a market you are not in yet.
Compares your projects against your listings and shows what you finished and never put up for sale.
Runs the store too: create, upload, cover, publish, prices, refunds and licence keys.
Reads today, this week and this month back to you, and hands your buyers to your mailing list.
The niche scan reads the public storefront, so it sees what any visitor sees, at scale.
Payments and payouts stay with the platform. This runs the shop, it does not replace it.
GumroadDNA
See if a niche is worth entering, then sell in it, without ever opening the browser.