At ScrapeHero, we find eCommerce insights from hundreds of data points. Read our latest eCommerce data reports we have curated from scraping retail data from major players such as Amazon, Walmart, eBay, and more.
We collected reviews for the top smart speakers – Amazon Echo 2nd Gen, Amazon Echo Plus 2nd Gen, Apple HomePod, Google Home and Sonos One and performed sentiment analysis on their reviews. Apple’s HomePod has the highest positive sentiment (64.4%), and the lowest negative sentiment (1.6%).
Amazon sells 119,928,851 products as of April 2019. Books is the largest category with 44M products. Alexa skills have increased by 210% since Jan 2018.
Nike sells 16,406 footwear products on Amazon and is the most expensive brand. Athletic is the largest footwear subcategory. Find out the popular shoe brands sold on Amazon
Kroger sells 69,793 products on its website. They have more private label branded products when compared to Amazon.
Look at our price analysis report for the best selling toys during the Christmas season on Amazon, eBay, and Walmart
Amazon has launched programs catered to small-scale businesses and vetted startups. Check out this article to know about the categories and prices sold by Amazon Handmade, Exclusive and Launchpad services available on Amazon.com
America’s retail giant Walmart with $480 billion in revenue, competing with America’s largest online retailer Amazon with $90 billion revenue could mean plenty of advances on both sides. Read more about the recent developments.
An insight on the expansion of Amazon’s private labels available at Amazon.com. Find out the product counts, ratings, and price of products of private labels including AmazonBasics
The Amazon Bestseller List is updated hourly to reflect recent and historical sales of every item sold on Amazon. This list provides great insights into buying behavior and product features. How are Bestsellers ranked? Amazon Best Seller Rank shows how well a product is selling as compared to other products within the same category. Contrary to […]
A comparison of the number of products sold by Amazon Prime Now and Walmart Grocery in the ongoing tug of war for online grocery delivery space.
Walmart’s online delivery service Walmart Grocery has a total of 46.1 million products. Check out this blog to know more about the expanding number of products, categories, and locations for the month of July.
Amazon’s grocery delivery service Amazon Prime Now has a total of 945,827 products available across 32 cities in the US in the month of June. Check out this blog to know more about the expanding number of products, categories, and locations.
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