Niche research

Find niches with buyers and room to compete. Your research is saved in this browser only, so export a backup now and then.

Data sources

Your niches

A product idea in a few words, such as “ceramic planter” or “dog bandana”.

Import a backup or CSV

A TagKite backup restores its niches. A CSV with a “keyword” column goes into the open niche.

1. Find keyword ideas

Seed idea

What you make (optional)

Materials, style or who it's for. The AI uses this to suggest closer matches.

Add your own keywords

One per line.

2. Add Etsy numbers

On Etsy, open Shop Manager, then Stats, then Marketplace Insights. Search a keyword, select the results, copy them and paste them here. Free shops get 15 searches a week. You can also type numbers straight into the table below.

Paste from Marketplace Insights

TagKite reads keywords with their searches and listings, such as “amethyst necklace 17.6k searches”. You'll see what it found before anything is added.

Found in your paste

Add	Keyword	Etsy searches	Etsy listings

3. Compare and shortlist

Searches per 100 listings shows how much buyer demand there is for each competing listing: higher means more room. “Strong” marks the top third in this niche. Check the searches too: a high ratio on very few searches isn't worth much.

Minimum Etsy searches

Only shortlisted

4. Use them in your listings

See which of your listings already use each keyword. Add one as a tag in a click: the listing opens in the checker with the tag filled in, so you review it before anything reaches Etsy.

Keywords to check

Export and backup

CSV opens in Excel or Google Sheets. A backup holds every niche; import it under “Your niches” in any browser.