Free scan, no login. Every quote word-for-word. Nothing to connect.
Paste your shop — or a competitor’s. We read the public reviews and show what buyers love, what they complain about, the exact words they use, and which of those words are missing from your titles.
✓ Public reviews only · ✓ The most recent reviews · ✓ No signup to try · ✓ Usually 30–60s
An instant read on how buyers really feel — positive, mixed and negative, in one dial.
What buyers talk about most — quality, sizing, shipping, gifting — each with real quotes.
The words buyers use that your titles miss — one click regenerates the listing with them.
Your reviews are full of the exact phrases shoppers type into Etsy search. Review Intelligence reads a shop’s public reviews, pulls out the product words buyers actually use, and shows which of them are missing from your listing titles — then lets you regenerate the listing with those words in one click. It works on your own shop or a competitor’s.
✓ Every quote and keyword is pulled verbatim from a real review — nothing is AI-invented or paraphrased.
Paste a shop — yours or a competitor’s. No Etsy login, no card.
We read the public reviews and extract themes, sentiment, complaints and buyer keywords.
See the keywords your titles miss and regenerate any listing from your buyers’ words.
Paste a shop and the free scan reads its most recent public reviews, then hands you six things — the buyer words your titles are missing, the themes buyers keep raising, the complaints that recur, real verbatim quotes, the individual listings your titles under-serve, and the trend since your last check:
Example — real reviews, buyer words your title is missing highlighted
“Bought these as personalized gifts for my bridesmaids — and shipping was so fast!”
“So soft and beautifully packaged — exactly as pictured.”
Illustrative example — your scan is built from your own shop’s real reviews, and every highlighted word is one a buyer actually wrote.
We don’t ask a model how a review “feels.” Sentiment comes straight from the star rating a buyer left: 4–5 stars is positive, 3 is mixed, 1–2 is negative. And a complaint is only shown once it recurs across more than one unhappy review, with a critical quote pulled word-for-word — so what you read is what your buyers actually said, not what an algorithm inferred.
Competitor mode reads any rival shop’s public reviews the same way it reads yours — their buyer themes, their recurring complaints, and the words their titles under-serve. Every complaint their buyers keep raising is a keyword or an angle you can own. We only ever read public review pages; there’s no private data and nothing to connect. More on the method in how to analyze your Etsy competitors’ reviews.
We read the most recent public reviews — a recent sample, not a shop’s entire history. That keeps the read fast and, more importantly, keeps the picture current: the words buyers use today matter more than the ones they used three years ago. Percentages stay hidden until a shop has enough written reviews to be reliable, and running the same shop again shows you what’s changed since last time.
People search all three, and they mean different things. A review scraper dumps the raw reviews into a CSV for you to sort out yourself — that’s not what this is. A review checker usually tells a shopper whether a shop looks trustworthy. A review analyzer — this — turns a seller’s reviews into the buyer keywords, themes and complaints you can act on, and shows which of those words your titles miss.
Etsy says its search takes a holistic view of your listing — including title, tags, attributes, descriptions, first photo and reviews — and counts a shop’s average review rating from the past three months as a ranking factor. So the words in your reviews work twice: as a signal Etsy already weighs, and as keywords you can move straight into your titles. See the keywords hiding in your reviews and how to analyze Etsy reviews like a data analyst.
Yes. Review Intelligence is a free Etsy review analyzer: paste any public shop URL and scan its reviews with no login and no card. The free scan shows how many buyer phrases your titles are missing, the top few of those phrases, and a real review quote. The full report — every missing keyword, all buyer themes with charts and quotes, and one-click listing regeneration from your buyers' words — is on the paid plans, from $9/month.
We read your shop’s public reviews, pull out the product words buyers actually write, and compare them against your listing titles. The words that appear in reviews but not in your titles are your gaps. Every keyword and every quote is a literal, word-for-word match from a real review — nothing is AI-invented or paraphrased.
No. We read only the public reviews on your shop page — the same ones any shopper can see — so there is nothing to connect and no Etsy login to give.
Yes. Competitor mode reads any rival shop’s public reviews, so you can see what their buyers complain about — and every complaint is a keyword or angle you can own. Competitor mode is a Pro feature.
We read the most recent public reviews — a recent sample rather than a shop’s entire history. Percentages are hidden when a shop has too few written reviews, and a quote is only shown when it matches a real review word-for-word, so the report stays honest rather than padded.
No. Every quote is a literal, word-for-word match from a real review, and a keyword is only shown when a reviewer actually wrote it. Nothing is paraphrased or model-invented — if we can’t ground it in a real review, we don’t show it. Sentiment comes from the star rating, not an AI guess.
If you paste reviews into ChatGPT it will often invent quotes, invent percentages, or attach a category word to the wrong listing. Review Intelligence checks every quote against the real review text and every keyword against the words buyers actually used, so the report stays grounded instead of guessed.
The free scan shows the headline numbers and a few of the missing words. The full report adds every missing keyword, all buyer themes with sentiment and charts, complaints with verbatim quotes, per-listing title gaps, and one-click listing regeneration from your buyers’ own words. It’s included on the paid plans, from $9/month (Starter: 5 analyses/month).
Etsy says its search takes a holistic view of your listing — including the title, tags, attributes, descriptions, first photo and reviews — and that a shop’s average review rating from the past three months is one of the factors in ranking. So the words in your reviews matter twice: as a ranking signal, and as keywords you can add to your titles.
Put them where buyers can find you: in your titles, tags and the first line of your description. From the report you can regenerate any listing with those exact buyer words in one click, so the phrases your shoppers already use end up in the listing they search.