Product Listing Score Analyzer

Score your e-commerce listing across 9 weighted dimensions — title, keywords, images, bullets, description, A+ content, video and reviews — on a 100-point scale, with tailored improvement suggestions.

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How to Use

  1. Enter the product title, keywords (comma or line separated), bullet points and product description.
  2. Fill in the image count, whether A+ content and a video are present, and the review count and star rating.
  3. Click analyze to get the weighted total score, rating and per-dimension breakdown.
  4. Review dimension scores and suggestions; prioritize dimensions scoring below 60%.

Features

  • 9 weighted dimensions: title, keywords, images, bullets, description, A+, video, review count and star rating — 100 points total
  • Ratings: excellent (≥80), good (≥60), needs improvement (≥40), poor (<40)
  • Visual score-rate bars per dimension make weak areas obvious
  • Automatic improvement suggestions for dimensions scoring below 60%
  • Live calculation with a one-click sample loader for instant testing

Use Cases

Pre-launch self-check
Score a new listing before it goes live and fix weak dimensions first.
Competitor benchmarking
Score your listing and competitors' with the same standard to quantify the gap.
Optimization validation
Score before and after a listing revamp to verify what actually moved.
Team alignment
Use the dimension weights to train new operators on listing quality standards.

FAQ

How are the 100 points distributed?
Title 20 (best at 80-200 chars), keywords 15 (by count, capped), images 15 (5+ full marks), bullets 10, description 10 (300+ chars full marks), A+ 10, video 10, review count 10 (50+ full marks), star rating 10 (4.5+ full marks).
What is a good score?
80+ is excellent, 60-79 good, 40-59 needs improvement, and below 40 is poor.
How are suggestions generated?
Any dimension scoring below 60% triggers a tailored suggestion, such as adding images, adding A+ content or enriching bullet points.
Which platforms is it for?
The model follows Amazon-style listing best practices but can serve as a general reference for other marketplaces.