Your own shop data,
on the Etsy page you're already on.
Atlas for Etsy is a side panel that opens on etsy.com. On one of your own listings it shows what Atlas has synced about it; on anyone's shop page it shows what Etsy publishes. No tab switching, no copying listing ids into a dashboard.
Everything it shows is measured. Where Atlas hasn't got a number, it says so instead of filling the space.
Free with every Atlas plan. Chrome and Chromium browsers.
Six things, on the page itself
Atlas only asks for access to etsy.com — nothing else. No browsing history, no downloads, and nothing read from your clipboard — the one clipboard action is the Copy all tags button, which writes to it when you press it.
Your listing, while you're looking at it
Open any of your own listings on Etsy and the side panel shows its views, favourites, price and status from your last sync — without leaving the page.
Measured against your own shop
Views per day live and favourites per hundred views, each shown next to your shop's median. Your shop is the benchmark, because it's the only one with real numbers behind it.
The checks Etsy documents
Title length, tag count, tag character limits, duplicate tags — read against Etsy's own published requirements, not a grade someone invented.
How crowded a keyword is
Etsy's own count of competing listings for a term, plus the price range of what is already ranking there.
Any shop's public profile
Active listings, all-time sales, reviews and favourites — the figures Etsy publishes on the shop page itself.
What a sale actually leaves you
An estimate built from Etsy's published US fee rates, with every fee it excludes named on screen rather than buried.
The four numbers we won't make up
If you have used a tool that puts a confident monthly sales figure on someone else's shop, that figure was inferred. Etsy publishes no such data to anyone. Atlas for Etsy deliberately does not compete with it.
- No estimated sales or revenue
- Not for anyone's shop, including your own. Etsy publishes neither, so any figure like it was inferred.
- No search volume
- Etsy publishes none. Competing-listing counts are real and are what you get instead.
- No invented scores or grades
- A number out of 100 with nothing underneath it is a decision made for you, badly.
- No other seller's private numbers
- Only what Etsy shows publicly on the page, and what your own account has synced.
Three steps, once
Connect your Etsy shop in Atlas
The extension reads what your account has already synced, so it needs a shop connected first. Without one it has nothing of yours to show.
Generate a pairing code
Settings → Browser Extension. The code lasts ten minutes and works once. In Chrome you can skip it entirely — one button pairs the installed extension directly.
Open any Etsy page
The panel is already signed in to your account. It runs on etsy.com only, and reads which listing or shop page you are on so it can show that item — nothing else about your browsing.
Add it to Chrome
Free with every Atlas plan. You'll need an Atlas account with an Etsy shop connected — the extension shows your synced data, so there has to be some.