Track ecommerce stores and see the moment they need help
Add the stores you care about to a watchlist. We watch each store for 79 buying signals and alert you immediately.
What is an ecommerce store watchlist?
A watchlist is a list of ecommerce stores that you choose to track. We scan each store and show you when its traffic, ad spend, tech stack, or team changes.
Use it for stores you already know: cold CRM leads, lost deals, and dream accounts that are not ready yet.
All the stores you track, in one place
Keep up to 10 watchlists. Each watchlist also shows as a tab in the store finder, with live signal data for every store.
Which stores should you track?
Track the stores that said "not now". A buying signal tells you when "now" arrives.
Past leads gone cold
They replied once, then went quiet. Upload them and see the month their traffic drops or their marketing lead leaves.
Lost deals
They chose another agency or did nothing. Track them, and see when the other option stops working.
Dream accounts
The brands you want as clients. Do not cold-email them every quarter. Wait for the signal, then send one good email.
79 signals on every store you track
A watchlist uses the same signals as the full database. You do not pick them one by one. Every tracked store gets all 79.
See the full list of buying signalsA store says "not now". Five months later, it changes.
Northbeam Coffee turned down a proposal in May. The agency added the store to its "Lost deals" watchlist and stopped following up.
In September and October, two signals appeared in the tab. The agency sent one email about the change, and booked the call.
"Your Google Ads stopped in September, and organic traffic fell 34% after that. When we spoke in May, the timing was wrong. Is it right now?"
How to track ecommerce stores with a watchlist
You choose the stores. We do the monitoring. You act when a store changes.
We scan every store
We check each store for 79 buying signals: SEO, paid media, tech stack, traffic, social, and team.
A signal appears
The change shows in the watchlist tab, with the date and the signal category.
Reach out on time
Reveal the decision maker and open with the change. Or push the store to your CRM.
Common Questions
What people ask before they track ecommerce stores.
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How do I track an ecommerce store?
Create a watchlist in the dashboard. Then add stores from the database, paste domains, or upload a CSV. Each store opens in the watchlist tab with its signals.
Can I track a store that is not in your database?
Yes. Paste its domain or upload it in a CSV with your other domains. We scan it with the same signals.
How much does a watchlist cost?
A watchlist costs 1 credit per store per month. The first credit leaves your balance when you add the store, and we ask you to confirm every addition.
Which plans include watchlists?
Every plan. Watchlists run on credits, and every plan includes monthly credits. You can keep up to 10 watchlists.
Can I remove a store from a watchlist?
Yes. Remove a domain from a watchlist at any time, or rename or delete the whole list.
What is the difference between a watchlist and a blacklist?
A watchlist holds stores you want to follow for buying signals. The blacklist is a separate list of domains you want to keep out of your results.
Start tracking the stores you already know
Upload your cold leads and lost deals. We watch them, and you reach out when they change. 1 credit per store per month.