Spreesy.

For Amazon Influencers

Know how crowded a product is before you film it.

Paste any Amazon product. We count how many of 115,000+ Influencer storefronts already carry it and how many have it on video - read from an index of 1.5M+ products and 400K+ shoppable videos.

Five checks a day are free, no account needed. Nothing here connects to your Amazon account - we never ask for one.

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What the index holds

  • 115,000+Amazon Influencer storefronts
  • 1.5M+products across them
  • 400K+shoppable videos

Read from public Amazon pages. Updated monthly.

What the index shows

Crowded is the exception. Almost nothing has been filmed.

Of the 1.5M+ products sitting on Influencer storefronts, 63.8% have no video at all and only 0.2% have ten or more. Competition was never the problem - not knowing which side of that line you were on was.

1,007,544no video at all
569,1151 to 9 videos
63.8% open36.0% lightly covered0.2% crowded - just 3,057 products

Videos counted per product across the index - a storefront page embeds at most ten videos, so every count here is a floor

What you get

Three screens, built on counts nobody else has.

Every one of them answers a question with a number we read off public Amazon pages - not an estimate, not a model, and never anything from inside your account.

01

Saturation

Paste a product and see exactly how many storefronts carry it, how many have it on video, and how many only put it on a list. The check at the top of this page is this screen: five runs a day are free and need no account, and the subscription takes the limit off.

  • Split by video and by idea list, because they are not the same signal
  • Works on any ASIN or Amazon link, including products nobody has touched
A crowded product194 on video
A lightly covered one1 on video
One nobody has touchednot in the index

Run it yourself at the top of this page.

02

Opportunities

The 1,007,544 products with no video are not spread evenly. Opportunities filters them to the categories your own storefront already covers, so the list is things you could plausibly film this week. One category is broken out in full: the Amazon fashion storefronts that list the most products, with the social platforms that category posts on.

  • Matched to your storefront’s categories, not a generic trending feed
  • Ranked by how many storefronts list it while nobody films it

Where the creators already are

Beauty & Personal Care26,306
Home & Kitchen24,714
Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry11,706
Kitchen & Dining8,670
Baby Products5,819
Electronics4,609
Health & Household3,882
Arts, Crafts & Sewing3,574
Sports & Outdoors3,528
Books, Movies & Music3,377

Primary category per storefront - 113,026 of 115,114 classified. Beauty and Home hold 44% of the whole program between them.

03

Benchmark

Benchmark puts your storefront’s numbers next to the median in your own category, on the things a seller can actually see. The index-wide gap between badged storefronts and everyone else gives you the scale of it.

  • Products, idea lists, video coverage and published contact links
  • No follower counts anywhere - we hold accounts, never audiences
Products on the storefront25.327.7
Published contact links0.581.36
Sitting at the ten-video cap24%67%
everyone elseTop Creators

Index-wide averages, for scale - 112,340 storefronts against 2,933 badged ones. The screen itself compares you to the median in your own category.

Your storefront

We already have a page on you. It is free to take it over.

You do not have to give us anything to see it. Type your handle and we will show you your own entry - what a seller sees, and where every field came from.

Pricing

Claiming is free forever. Research is $15 a month.

The split is not a growth tactic. Claiming is how you see and control what we hold on you, and that can never sit behind a paywall.

Free

$0forever

No card, no trial, nothing expires.

  • See everything we hold on your storefront
  • Set how brands reach you - or publish nothing
  • Set your terms: gifting, paid, or both, and your minimum
  • Name the categories you cover, and the ones you do not
  • Remove your storefront from what sellers can search
  • Five product saturation checks a day
Claim your storefront

Creator

$15a month

Cancel in one click from the studio - access runs to the end of the period. Taxes added at checkout where they apply.

  • Opportunities - unfilmed products in your own categories
  • Benchmark - your storefront against the median in your category
  • Unlimited saturation checks - no daily cap
  • Everything in Free, permanently

Claim your storefront first - it is free and takes two minutes - then upgrade from inside the studio.

Start with the free claim

We take no cut of anything a brand pays you.

Where we stop

Four things we will not do, however much easier they would make this page.

You get pitched automation every week. These are the lines, in writing, so you can hold us to them.

We never connect to your Amazon account

Everything here is read from public storefront and product pages. We do not ask for a login, we cannot see your earnings, and nothing we run can act inside your account. Tools that automate campaign acceptance or submission need that access. We do not want it.

We take no cut

Whatever a brand pays you is yours. We never sit between you and a seller and we never handle the money.

We do not pitch on your behalf

No automated outreach, no messages sent in your name, no campaigns run from your profile.

We promise you nothing about outcomes

No earnings, no views, no placement, no follower thresholds. We hold none of that - and every number on this page is one we counted, which is why there are no testimonials on it yet either.

The program, honestly

Three numbers Amazon never published.

How many of the 115,000+ can a brand even reach? Which categories are full? Where do accepted influencers actually publish? We counted rather than guessed.

61%publish no way to be contacted at all - 69,999 of 115,114
44%of the program sits in two categories: Beauty and Home
24,646storefronts publish a TikTok. Instagram: 20,094

See what a storefront report looks like →

Questions

Including the ones about us.

If an answer here is not clear enough, write to support@spreesy.com and we will fix the wording.

How do I get my storefront removed?
Claim it and use Remove my storefront, which takes it out of what sellers can search. If you would rather not claim it first, email support@spreesy.com and we will remove it. No conditions, no retention offer, and we do not ask why.
Where does the data come from - and is any of it not from Amazon?
Nearly all of it is public Amazon storefront pages: display name, avatar, bio, the products and idea lists on the storefront, its shoppable videos, and any social links published there. Nothing from inside anyone’s Amazon account, and nothing private.

Some of it is not from Amazon, and here is exactly what. For fewer than a thousand storefronts we hold an email address that came to us in an older creator-contact dataset from topYappers, matched to a storefront by the storefront link, YouTube channel or social handle the two records shared, or by a name-and-handle match one of us confirmed by hand. For a handful of storefronts, someone here matched a social profile from another public page - and anything we added is labelled as ours, never passed off as your bio. To see, correct or delete anything we hold that did not come from Amazon, email support@spreesy.com.
Do I need to connect my Amazon account?
No, and there is no way to. Everything we show is read from public pages. That also means we cannot show your earnings, your clicks or your conversion rate - Amazon does not publish those, and we are not going to estimate them and call them data.
How is this different from the tools that automate Creator Connections?
Those tools act inside your Amazon account - accepting campaigns, submitting content, posting links. That needs access we deliberately do not take. We do one thing they cannot: we counted the whole index. 115,000+ storefronts, 1.5M+ products, 400K+ videos - so when we say 194 storefronts have a product on video, that is a count, not an estimate.
Why can I see the count of my contact links but not the links?
Because anyone can type a name into that box. The count tells you what a seller can act on; the addresses would turn this page into a directory of people, which is exactly what we will not build. Claim the storefront and you control the contact details directly.
How current is the index?
It refreshes monthly. Video counts are read off the storefront page, which shows at most ten - so any “10+” you see is a floor, not a ceiling, and we say so wherever the number appears.
Will any of this get me brand deals?
We cannot promise that and we will not pretend otherwise. Knowing what is unfilmed tells you where to point a camera. Claiming tells a seller how you prefer to be approached. Whether anyone reaches out is their decision, not ours.

Start free

Check a product. Then take over your storefront.

Both are free, neither needs your Amazon account, and the exit is one click from the same screen.

Claim your storefront115,000+ storefronts · 1.5M+ products · updated monthly