A toolset built by people who had to do the work by hand

EcomTools AI is an independent product for sellers on Amazon, Flipkart and Meesho. It started as a small utility for one repetitive job — cropping a few hundred shipping labels out of A4 sheets before dispatch — and grew into a set of tools that read the reports sellers already download from their seller panels and turn them into answers: what a SKU really earns, which returns you can still claim, which listings leak shoppers, and what your GSTR-1 and Tally books should say.

The free tools do one job each and need no account. The dashboard, which needs a login, tracks your ASINs against up to five competitors each and shows the Buy Box price, the winning seller and the catalog details, using Amazon's official Selling Partner API for Amazon.in.

What we deliberately do not do

• •We do not scrape Amazon, Flipkart or Meesho. Listing data comes from the official API, from a bookmarklet that runs in your own browser, or from what you paste in.
• •We do not store the reports or label PDFs you upload. They are processed in memory on our server and deleted immediately.
• •We do not publish made-up numbers: no invented customer counts, no fake certifications, no stock photos of people who do not exist. If a figure is a sample, the page says so.
• •We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Amazon, Flipkart or Meesho. All trademarks belong to their owners.

How the tools are built

The analysis runs on our server rather than in your browser, so the working logic is not readable in page source. Files are read into memory, parsed, and discarded — never written to disk and never logged. The GST and Tally tools are checked against real monthly files: for example, the Amazon GST summary and the state-wise TCS comparison reconcile to the paise on a real set of 918 MTR lines, and the Meesho tools were verified against a real supplier report. Where something is an estimate — a SAFE-T claim window, a storage-fee projection, an assumed tax rate — the tool says it is an estimate.

Get in touch

Feature requests, corrections and bug reports all go to the same place: the request a feature form, which also appears on every page. If a tool gives you a wrong number, tell us which report you uploaded and what you expected — that is how the column aliases and edge cases get fixed.