Retail Media
Profitero
Profitero is a digital shelf analytics and ecommerce performance platform used by brands selling across Amazon, Walmart, Instacart, and dozens of other retailers worldwide. It tracks search rankings, share of shelf, pricing, content quality, ratings, and availability, then ties those signals to sales and retail-media outcomes. Teams use it to find where listings lose visibility and to prioritize fixes that protect conversion before they pour more budget into sponsored placements.
What it does
Profitero monitors how a brand's products appear across online retailers and turns that into a measurable digital-shelf score. It crawls retailer sites daily to capture search position, share of search for target keywords, buy-box and pricing changes, content completeness, image counts, review volume and rating, and in-stock status. Those signals are joined with sales and retail-media data so teams can see which listing problems are actually costing revenue. Brands and agencies use it to audit hundreds or thousands of SKUs at once, catch out-of-stock or hijacked listings, benchmark against competitors, and decide where sponsored-ad spend will pay off versus where organic content fixes come first.
Where it fits
It sits in the analytics layer, telling you which listings to fix before you scale sponsored spend in tools like Amazon Ads or Pacvue.
Core features
- Daily share-of-search and keyword ranking tracking across major retailers
- Content and image compliance scoring against retailer best practices
- Price, buy-box, and availability monitoring with alerts
- Ratings and reviews aggregation across marketplaces
- Sales and retail-media performance tie-in for prioritization
- Competitor benchmarking by category and SKU
Best for
- Multi-retailer brands managing large SKU catalogs
- Ecommerce and retail-media teams diagnosing lost visibility
Beginner notes
- Start by auditing your top revenue SKUs, not the whole catalog at once.
- Fix availability and content gaps before blaming ad performance for weak sales.
- Use share-of-search trends as an early warning that competitors are outbidding or outranking you.