Compare the same completed week
Sample query “insulated trail bottle”: brand / market counts are 8,000 / 100,000 impressions, 600 / 10,000 clicks, 150 / 5,000 cart adds and 60 / 3,000 purchases. These are illustrative completed-week figures.
For brands with Amazon search report access
SQPR compares your search performance with the market each week. See where shoppers stop choosing your products, then ask your AI brand manager what to investigate.
Search performance · Rivet Rocket
What needs my attention this week?
Your top seller has 18 days of stock against a 30-day lead time. Without inbound stock, that leaves a 12-day gap. Confirm whether incoming stock can arrive in time. Make that check before running a price test.
“How many units should I send in?”
| Case | State | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| RR-1042 | Ready to file | File in Seller Central |
| RR-2086 | Follow-up due | Check the response |
| RR-3191 | Payment matched | Review the match |
Your team files in Seller Central and records the case ID and responses. Refund Logic flags a 14-day follow-up and matches payment records. It does not audit shipments or file cases automatically.
Review the recommendation and supporting data before choosing your next test.
Your shipment plan depends on when the next units can reach Amazon.
People see us. Why aren’t they buying?
Compare your share of clicks, cart adds and purchases with the market. Review the listing and price before deciding where to spend.
Ask AI about the finding and choose your next check.
Inside SQPR
Compare your brand with the market, then open a flagged query and bring its context into Ask AI.
Selected ASINs · completed weekly reportsFollow the four steps or replay the animation. The interface is simplified and all figures are illustrative; no live account is connected.
Reports cover completed past weeks and only ASINs selected for the report. A share drop prompts investigation; it does not prove a cause. No year-over-year comparison is available yet.
insulated trail bottle
Purchase rate: your brand 10% · market 30%.
Compare impressions, clicks, cart adds and purchases with market totals for the same completed week.
In this example, brand share falls from 6% of clicks to 2% of purchases. Investigate what happens after the click.
“Insulated trail bottle” has a sample conversion problem label. Check the query’s weekly history and the market comparison.
Continue from the flagged keyword. Review the listing, price and shopping experience before deciding to spend more on traffic.
Compare impressions, clicks, cart adds and purchases with market totals for the same completed week.
In this example, brand share falls from 6% of clicks to 2% of purchases. Investigate what happens after the click.
“Insulated trail bottle” has a sample conversion problem label. Check the query’s weekly history and the market comparison.
Continue from the flagged keyword. Review the listing, price and shopping experience before deciding to spend more on traffic.
Illustrative interface and prewritten example. No live connection or account action.
Read the example in detail
Sample query “insulated trail bottle”: brand / market counts are 8,000 / 100,000 impressions, 600 / 10,000 clicks, 150 / 5,000 cart adds and 60 / 3,000 purchases. These are illustrative completed-week figures.
Brand share is 8% → 6% → 3% → 2%. Purchase rate from clicks is 60 ÷ 600 = 10%, against market 3,000 ÷ 10,000 = 30%. The conversion problem label prompts investigation rather than proving one cause.
Review the query week over week, using the same ASIN and marketplace scope. Weekly reports support windows of 10, 13 or 26 weeks. Only ASINs selected for Amazon’s report appear; year-over-year comparison is not available.
Ask AI from the flagged keyword, then investigate the listing, price and shopping experience. The top 25 queries appear on screen; Download CSV includes the rest. Decide what to change after reviewing the evidence.
A more useful view
Compare your share of impressions, clicks, cart adds and purchases with the market.
Review keywords flagged for visibility, clicks, conversion or falling purchase share.
Ask AI about a flagged keyword or export the weekly search report for your team.
How it works
The team helps set up the products selected for Amazon’s search report.
Compare a completed week with the previous week or four-week baseline.
Investigate the listing, price or visibility issue behind a flagged search.
Questions, answered
A few things worth knowing about the tools and the next step.
Amazon publishes completed weeks a few days after they end. SQPR covers the products selected for the report and shows up to 26 weeks; it is not live search tracking.
Brands: $297/month. FBA Builders: $97/month + usage. Agencies: $497/month + usage. Confirm account scope, usage rates where applicable and any separate services on your demo.
The website uses illustrative examples. On the demo, we show how the workflow applies to your business and confirm the data and features your account can use.
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Show us what you manage or want to build. We’ll walk through the features, confirm your setup and give you clear next steps.