For brands & agencies managing live catalogs

Know the day a competitor moves — not the month you notice sales slipped.

Listings don't lose overnight — they erode. A rival drops price, swaps the hero image, earns a badge, and your click share quietly bleeds for weeks before a dashboard flags it. SynthX re-runs the same category-true buyer panel on a cadence, tracks your Win Probability against live competitors, and shows every change the moment it lands.

The old way is broken

What this costs you today

Weeks lateyou spot a rival's move only after sales have already slipped
Silent driftprice, image and badge changes erode click share between check-ins
Manualre-checking a catalog by hand doesn't scale past a handful of ASINs
ApproachCostSpeed
Manual re-checksHours/weekEasy to skip
Rank-tracker toolsSubscriptionKeywords, not why
SynthX monitoringOn a cadenceChange + score impact
Why it happens

By the time the number moves, the damage is done

Rivals change constantly

A competitor's new hero image, a slipped buy-box price or a fresh certification badge shifts the buyer's choice — and none of it shows up in your own listing.

Drift is invisible

No single day looks like a problem. Click share erodes a point at a time until, a month later, the sales line has quietly bent.

Dashboards report, they don't explain

Analytics tell you conversion fell. They never tell you which rival moved, what they changed, or how much it cost you.

Manual monitoring doesn't scale

Eyeballing a dozen competitors across a catalog every week is the first task that gets dropped when things get busy.

The SynthX way

Re-audit on a schedule and watch the line move

  • Re-run the same category-true buyer panel on a cadence — weekly for active listings, monthly to defend stable ones.
  • Track Win Probability and Listing Health for each ASIN over time, so a slip shows up as a bent line, not a lost quarter.
  • See every competitor move — price, hero image, badge, review velocity — pulled from live marketplace data.
  • Hand clients a trend line that proves the changes you shipped actually moved the number.
Why you can trust it

Not a claim — here's how SynthX proves it

Every promise above is backed by the same engine and the same report you can open right now.

Category-true panel
synthetic buyers built for your product's real shopper
Signal-by-signal
buyer-psychology dimensions scored per listing
Live market data
real competitors and search volume, not estimates
Evidence-checked
every claim cross-checked against the listing

It's the same panel, re-run over time

Monitoring re-runs the exact category-true buyer panel that powers a one-off audit, so a tracked score is directly comparable run to run and a slip reflects a real change in modeled buyer preference.

Competitor moves come from live data

Each run re-fetches your rivals' real listings from live marketplace data — price, hero image, badges, review counts — so a flagged change is something a shopper actually sees, not an estimate.

The trend is the deliverable

The cadence view plots each re-audit and the score impact of what changed since the last one, turning a pile of snapshots into a line a client can read at a glance.

Built to triage, not just report

Every tracked ASIN rolls up into one Win Probability view you can sort, so a catalog surfaces its fastest-slipping listings first instead of burying them.

From a real teardownOpen full sample →
  1. Jul 25Latest
    Latest audit — win probability up to 61
  2. Jul 19
    Image 3 swapped to lifestyle; trust +12
  3. Jul 12
    Warranty badge added to hero
  4. Jul 5
    Baseline teardown — win probability 42
What's inside

Everything you get back

Every run returns a scored, evidence-backed teardown — not a checklist.

Score history over time

Win Probability and Listing Health tracked per ASIN, so you see the trend — not just today's snapshot.

Competitor change log

Price, hero image, badge and review-velocity moves on the rivals you actually compete with.

Cadence you control

Weekly for launches and active optimization, monthly to defend a stable catalog.

Portfolio view

Every tracked ASIN in one place, sorted by where your odds are slipping fastest.

How it works

From ASIN to answer in minutes

01

Pick the ASINs to watch

Choose the listings — and the catalog — you want defended.

02

Set the cadence

Weekly or monthly; SynthX re-runs the same panel against live competitors on schedule.

03

See what changed

Each run surfaces the competitor moves and the score impact since last time.

04

Act on the movers

Fix the listings losing ground first and re-score to confirm the recovery.

Who it's for

Built for the teams on the hook for the number

Brand & catalog managers

Defend click share across a portfolio without eyeballing rivals by hand.

  • Watch Win Probability across every SKU
  • Catch a rival's move the week it happens
  • Fix the fastest-slipping listings first

Agencies on retainer

Turn monitoring into a recurring, provable deliverable.

  • Show a trend line in every QBR
  • Flag competitor moves before the client does
  • Prove shipped changes moved the number

Founders & operators

Stay ahead of the shelf without living in the data.

  • Know when a competitor forces a response
  • Skip the manual weekly re-checks
  • Spend attention only where odds are slipping
FAQ

Questions, answered

How is this different from a rank tracker?

Rank trackers tell you a keyword position moved. SynthX re-runs a category-true buyer panel and tells you why your odds of the click changed — which rival moved, what they changed, and the score impact.

What competitor changes does it catch?

Moves that shift the buyer's choice — a new or swapped hero image, a buy-box price change, a new certification or best-seller badge, and review-velocity shifts — re-fetched from live marketplace data each run.

Weekly or monthly — which should I choose?

Weekly for active launches and listings you're mid-optimizing; monthly to defend a stable catalog. Either way you get a trend line instead of a one-off snapshot.

Can I monitor a whole catalog?

Yes — that's the point. Track many ASINs and sort by where your Win Probability is slipping fastest, so your attention goes to the listings losing ground first. Book a demo and we'll set it up for your catalog.

Related reading: Weekly or monthly? Setting an ASIN audit cadence that pays off
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Know the day a competitor moves — not the month you notice sales slipped.