GETTING STARTED · SELLER SOURCING
This quickstart walks you through the seller-sourcing workflow: find what to sell with the Niche Finder, score the products in a category with Top Sourcing Picks, read the seller network behind it, and look up any ASIN's full operator history — using real, observed cross-seller intelligence.
Open Sourcing → Niche Finder, enter your interests, a target price band, and how much competition you'll tolerate. You get back ten niche cards — each with real example products and real demand + competition metrics — surfacing under-served categories worth entering. It's the front door: it turns "I want to sell on Amazon" into a short list of specific, winnable categories.
From any niche card, open its Top Sourcing Picks (the Discover view for that category). Every product is scored by our Sourcing Score — demand and velocity, competition, gating risk, entry friction, and brand control — so you can see, ASIN by ASIN, what's actually worth sourcing. This is the daily "what should I source today" loop.
Hit the Network button next to a category to open its seller-network graph — the shared-seller web behind the category: which operators sell across it, how concentrated it is, and where the openings are. A fragmented category with no dominant operator is an easier room to enter than one a single seller controls.
Use Product Lookup (paste an ASIN, UPC, brand, or seller) for a product's full dossier: who controls the buy box, up to two years of seller history, the operators behind it, price history, and FBA / FBM / Amazon fulfillment. If a product isn't in our catalog yet, the on-demand live pull fetches it in real time — you're never stuck at a dead end.
On any seller, open their network to see everything else that operator carries and the related brands worth chasing. It's how you go from a single product to a whole sourcing thread — find an operator doing well in your niche, then mine the rest of their catalog.
Add the ASINs and brands you're evaluating to your Watchlist to monitor them over time — new sellers entering, buy-box shifts, price moves. It turns a one-off lookup into an ongoing signal you don't have to re-run by hand.
Ask Webotee answers natural-language questions over your data — "which sellers contest this brand?", "what's the gating risk in this category?" — without you assembling a report by hand.
Webotee Scout scores any Amazon or Walmart product page in place — Sourcing Score, brand health, the seller network, and the Walmart cross-market price — so you can qualify products while you browse. It's free.
Scout Free ($0) gives you the whole workflow with daily limits on runs and lookups. Scout ($89), Scout Pro ($179), and Scout + Protect ($295) raise those daily limits and the history window; Scout + Protect adds web-wide MAP monitoring. When you hit a daily cap the app tells you and links to the upgrade page — you're never hard-blocked in the middle of a task.
We don't chase BSR-spike virality; a product trending on social isn't a durable sourcing signal. Our lane is real, observed seller and operator intelligence — who actually controls a product, how stable the economics are, and when a distribution window opens. Read the Data Methodology page for how the Sourcing Score and seller history are built.
