Seller and brand analysis on Wildberries
To understand a competitor it is easier to look at the whole range at once rather than single listings: where they hold prices, which items gathered reviews and which sit still. A link to the seller is enough.
What you get in the file
columns from the tool “Wildberries: product search”| SKU | Title | Brand | Seller | Seller ID | Price, ₽ | Price before discount, ₽ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
An Excel file with links in a separate column and a KPI sheet. The rows will be yours — only the headers are shown here.
Features
- The seller's or brand's entire range in one table
- Price, rating, review count and stock for every listing
- Sorting — for example, most-discussed products first
- Direct links to the listings
- Works under Monitoring: a competitor's new products arrive as an alert
- Works on your own shop too, as a quick range audit
How it works
Enter an SKU, seller or category
Paste SKUs, a seller link, or pick a category with filters.
Choose what to collect
The seller's or brand's entire range in one table.
Run the collection
Data is read from the Wildberries storefront; no credentials needed.
Download the Excel file
A table with prices, ratings and card links.
FAQ
Do you show the seller's recommunity?
No. Wildberries publishes no sales data, so recommunity figures anywhere are estimates rather than facts. We give what is verifiable: prices, reviews, stock, range.
How accurate is stock?
Stock comes from the product card and serves as a guide: the platform caps the number, so on best-sellers it hits a ceiling and stops growing. Good enough to tell "plenty" from "almost none", not for accounting.
How is this different from niche analysis?
A niche is a slice of the market for a query — who sells and at what price. Seller analysis is a vertical cut through one competitor: the entire range, including products outside your niche.