One-click Etsy shop intelligence for product research: listing trends, keywords, pricing signals, and exports. Built for sellers who want sharper decisions. ฅ
Threadcat handles repetitive research so you can focus on product strategy, pricing, and finding underserved niches faster.
Click Analyze and get a plain-English summary of what a shop sells, pricing patterns, and likely positioning so you can quickly decide if it's a niche worth pursuing.
See where a shop's catalog concentrates: listing types, pricing bands, and repeat motifs. Spot oversaturated ideas and under-served angles quickly.
Export listing research to CSV, JSON, Markdown, or TXT. Bring shop data into your pricing sheets, niche tracker, or planning workflow in one click.
Open a shop and get immediate context on listing volume and competitiveness so you can choose what to inspect deeper, faster.
Pin the cat, open an Etsy shop, and start scraping product insights. Sign in from the extension to access AI analysis and membership features.
Hit "Add to Chrome." Pin the cat to your toolbar. Total time: ten seconds, maybe less if you're fast with the mouse.
Visit any Etsy storefront and launch Threadcat to collect listing, pricing, and keyword signals from that shop.
Run a shop scrape, review AI insights, and export data into your workflow for faster niche validation.
Threadcat is a paid product. Install the extension, create an account, and use what's included in your plan. Premium unlocks the full feature set—see the Profile tab in the extension for your membership and upgrade options.
No. You can scrape public Etsy shop pages without logging in. A Threadcat account is only needed for cloud AI and membership features.
No. Threadcat only analyzes information visible on public Etsy pages.
Large shops may take longer, but Threadcat is designed for practical storefront research and exports you can actually use for decisions.
Nowhere. Everything runs in your browser. We don't track you, log you, or phone home. Scrape history is stored locally and never leaves your machine.
They are directional and designed for faster research, not financial guarantees. Use them as a decision aid alongside your own validation.
Edge works (same Chromium engine). Firefox is on the roadmap. Safari probably won't happen — Apple makes extension distribution a pain.
Threadcat turns Etsy browsing into structured market research. ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ