Do collections sync across devices?

Yes. Collections are stored in the cloud and sync with your account.

Is there a limit on collections or items?

No hard limit. Very large collections (hundreds of items) may take a moment to load. For best performance, keep collections around 50-100 items.

Can I save the same product to multiple collections?

Yes. An item can exist in as many collections as you want. Each collection stores its own snapshot. Removing a product from one collection doesn't affect others.

What happens when I delete a collection?

The collection and all items inside are permanently removed. This cannot be undone. The original products/keywords/suppliers on Amazon are not affected.

How do I update old data in a collection?

Open the collection and click Refresh in the toolbar. This pulls updated metrics from the API. Items with data older than 30 days show a stale indicator.

Can I share collections with someone else?

Not currently. Collections are tied to your account. To share research, use Export to Excel from any research tab to download a spreadsheet.

Tools

Collections

Save products, keywords, and suppliers into named groups as you research. Collections keep full metrics, charts, and tables so you can browse saved items later. Data syncs across devices.

Overview

Save products, keywords, and suppliers from any research tab using the "Save to Collection" action. Research results are session-based, but collections persist across sessions, devices, and accounts.

Product CollectionsSaved ASINs with revenue, units, BSR, rating, reviews, and historical data. Same charts and table as Market Research.

Keyword CollectionsSaved keywords with search volume, CPC, bid ranges, click rates, and competition metrics from PPC Research.

Supplier CollectionsSaved suppliers with pricing (including tiered), MOQ, years in business, and contact links.

Saving to a Collection

The same flow works everywhere: select items, click Actions, pick a collection.

Select items

In any research table (products, keywords, or suppliers), click the checkboxes next to the items you want to save.

Click Actions in the toolbar and choose "Save to Collection". A picker dialog appears.

Pick or create a collection

The picker has two options:

Select an existing collection from the dropdown
Create a new collection by typing a name (up to 100 characters)

Only one can be active at a time. Selecting an existing collection disables the create input, and typing a new name clears the dropdown selection.

Save

Click the Save button (it shows the count, e.g. "Save 5 products"). A confirmation toast appears with the collection name. Items are saved with all their current metadata.

Browsing Collections

The sidebar has a Collections section with three categories. Click one to see your saved collections.

Each collection row shows a thumbnail, name, item count, and last-modified time. Collections can be organized into collapsible groups (e.g., by niche or research phase). A search box at the top filters by name, and you can select multiple collections with checkboxes to delete in bulk.

Element	What it shows
Thumbnail	Cover image (products/suppliers) or icon placeholder (keywords)
Name	Collection name
Item count	Number of items (e.g., "47 products")
Last modified	Relative time (e.g., "Today", "1d ago", "5d ago")

Collection Detail

Click a collection row to open it. The main area shows saved items using the same layout as the original research tab:

Products with data older than 30 days show a stale indicator. Use Refresh in the toolbar to pull updated metrics.

KPIs: Total Revenue, Monthly Avg, Avg Price, Avg BSR, <575 Reviews %, Top 3 Share %

Charts: Revenue, Price, and BSR historical line graphs (switchable tabs with date range selector)

Column	Description
Image	Product thumbnail
Title	Listing title
ASIN	Amazon ASIN
Brand	Brand name
Price	Current price
Revenue	Monthly revenue
Units	Monthly units sold
BSR	Best Seller Rank
Rating	Star rating
Reviews	Review count
MOM Growth	Month-over-month growth
Dimensions	Product dimensions (in)
Weight	Product weight (lb)
Listing Age	Time since listing

KPIs: Keywords, Total Volume, Avg Volume, Avg CPC, Avg Top Click %, Avg Ad Ratio %

Column	Description
Search Term	The keyword
Search Volume	Monthly search volume
CPC	Cost per click
Bid Range	Min-max bid range
Competition	Competition metrics (click rates, ad ratio, conversion)

Same layout as Supplier Research.

KPIs: Suppliers, Avg MOQ, Min Price, Max Price

Column	Description
Product	Image + linked title
Company	Supplier name
Price	Unit price (Bulk badge for tiered)
MOQ	Minimum order quantity
Yrs in Business	Years on Alibaba
Country	Supplier country

Managing Collections

Click the three-dot menu on any collection row to rename or delete it. Groups work the same way. Deleting a group doesn't delete its collections; they become ungrouped. Inside a collection, you can remove individual items without affecting other collections or the source data.

Best Practices

How to organize your research effectively.

One collection per niche. Create separate product collections for each niche you're evaluating ("Yoga Mats", "Dog Leashes", "Kitchen Scales"). Keeps comparisons clean and makes revisiting a niche straightforward.
Save as you go. Research results from Market Research and PPC Research are session-based, but collections persist. If you close the modal, your saved items are safe.
Use groups for research phases. Group collections by where you are in the process ("Exploring", "Shortlisted", "Ready to Source").
Refresh stale product data. Product collections save a snapshot of metrics at the time you saved them. If you revisit weeks later, click Refresh to pull updated revenue, BSR, and pricing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about collections.