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Jungle Scout Reviews: 4.6/5 — Highly Rated
Jungle Scout is a cloud SaaS suite for Amazon sellers and brands that provides product research, keyword and market intelligence, listing optimization, inventory and supplier tracking, sales and ad analytics, and competitive benchmarking. It helps users find product opportunities, track ASINs and keywords, manage listings and inventory, analyze advertising performance, and get market-level insights for decision making.
| Company | Jungle Scout (JS Operating Company) |
|---|---|
| Year founded | 2015 |
| Company size | 201-500 employees |
| Headquarters | Austin, Texas, USA |
| Capabilities |
AI
API
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|---|---|
| Segment |
Small Business
Mid Market
Freelancer
Enterprise
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| Ease of use |
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
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| Deployment | Browser Extension, Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based |
| Support | Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base |
| Training | Documentation, Videos |
| Languages | English |
Jungle Scout Pros and Cons
- Specialized for Amazon with marketplace-native data (sales estimates, Buy Box, 1P/3P splits).
- Wide range of tools from product research to inventory, keyword analytics and advertising.
- Flexible tiered plans to scale from new sellers to enterprise brands.
- Provides a public REST API and an open-source Python client for automation and custom reporting.
- Extensive historical data in higher tiers and supplier tracking.
- Competitive Intelligence, full analytics and extensive historical data are only available in higher (Brand Owner/Cobalt) tiers.
- Pricing can become steep when adding seats, historical data, or ASIN limits.
- Some features have limitations by marketplace and are not equally available globally.
- No permanent free tier — only a 7-day money-back guarantee instead of a free trial.
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Jungle Scout is super versatile in what filters you can use to find the products you're looking for
UI is pretty lousy and has lots of room for improvement
Finding products to sell in our market that has high demand
Early on, the keyword and product scouting aspect of Jungle Scout was very helpful in building our listings and determining how to best optimize the copy and the content for maximum search visibility. Now that our account is more mature, the tracking is very useful for daily alerts, competitor tracking, and also the add-on tool which allows you to request reviews through Amazon's approved methods easier.
The daily reporting is not altogether reliable. We'll go for days without receiving the scheduled alert updates before it starts back up again. When this happens, I check that our info is still current, the amazon account is synced and connected, and the alerts are still scheduled to send at the selected time and frequency. It also has trouble with the UI lagging at times, and can't always display the information when there is a lot of line items to generate.
This tool has helped us to make our listings very polished compared to where we started. It also has helped us to better monitor our inventory and any changes Amazon makes to our listings that may need to be addressed.
I really like Junglescout as it is beneficial in many ways, such as setting up listings, researching keywords, finding suppliers of competitors, and review automation. Compared to Helium 10, I think Junglescout is easier to use and has a lot of helpful resources such as videos that teach you step by step on how to do something if you are ever stuck.
Not much if any to dislike about Junglescout as everything is really great and easy to use.
I use Junglescout to find keywords for my new products or help build listings to determine word count, keywords, and the level of the listing quality. I also use Junglescout to mainly look up competitor's suppliers or potential suppliers that I can also work with.
It´s really easy to manage. Elegant and easy. Including the Chrome extension.
I always have to "Select one or multiple categories". I would like to have my categories by default.
New ideas to sell. Very useful to see the keyword history. After five months, I am almost ready to sell my first product.
It combines so many optimisation tools, it very much is the Swiss Army Knife of seller tools
Accessibility is not great for screen reader (blind) users
It helps to identify new product opportunities in any niche or market. It is very good for UK as well as US (and other countries). The optimisation tools are also so very powerful. it
The ability to track category trends and evaluate competitors. Benchmarking marketshare and individual product performance is key to understanding where things are growing and slowing.
Loading errors happen often and require refreshing.
Internal communication about marketplace dynamics, being able to view trends over time is a critical piece of data that needs to be shared constantly.
Cobalt tool and the way to be able to screen categories and brands and its performance KPIs
The price for Cobalt is expensive due to the competitors that settled the cost of their solution very high to address wide international brands.
Knowing what my clients and leads are doing on Amazon helps me to understand better what they need. I often include a snapshot of the data I have in Audits I realize on their accounts
The chrome extension has been my favorite part of the tool. It's simple to use and has been incredibly reliable - I always vet the output against what we've known from selling my own products. JS has a great tool
There wasn't much to dislike, it's pretty descript and did well at what the intended use was.
I wanted to start a side gig selling random products and analyze sales opportunities, I also found that along with the side gig I've been supporting other companies with insight and details on how they should strategize their product offering, launches, etc.
I really like that you can gain sales data and insight on competitor products and ASINs and help determine sales potential for your own products.
I do wonder sometimes how accurate the sales numbers are...
Jungle Scout helps with Amazon competitor analysis.
It's quite easy to add and track products you've identified as potential options. I feel the data is pretty reliable and it's nice to be able to organize products by thematic lists.
I wish the basic account level allowed for the tracking of more items. Also: due to my specific business, I really only need to access JungleScout for research once every quarter or so. I wish there was a way to pause subscription or have some kind of limited access/some other type of membership that better fit my specific business needs.
I've been able to gather data on potential products to determine if I should pursue them as an option to sell. With another (free) tool I was using, the data was poor and I made not great business decisions based on bad data. I feel that the data I get with JungleScout is more reliable and will help me choose better potential products.
using reverse asin over multiple asins at once saved a lot of time and helped gather valuable keyword research
i found the AI software quite tricky to use
knowing which amzon keywords to focus on - JS has helped to identify which ones we should and should not be targeting
perfect for finding niches and studying the sales of competitors
At the moment I have no problem, I only have it for a week but everything is correct
comodidad y rapided en el analis y busqueda de productos. me da las palabras clave correctas para mi listing
The ability to review Amazon sales on products, the Amazon plug in and the range of webinars and tips to help you make a success of being an Amazon seller
There could be more tools to make and save searches, with more 'serving suggestions'
Product research- makes this easier, consolidates info and brings Amazon stats across in a useful way to help pick the best products to pursue
The dashboard captures a lot of useful information about my product performance and its easy to understand
Would be nice if the product also give some information about potential cost of advertising for a potential product during product research
Mainly Performance monitoring for my product and finding new potentially successful ones
Useful insights for product research and helpful support team
Too crowded - every user has equal advantage
I have been able to identify a few products that are great opportunities
I really like the integration between Amazon Seller Central and my Jungle Scout accounts.
The Chrome Extension needs to be updated to allow screen resizing and not default back to the original size. Sometimes the extension doesn't refresh in a timely manner.
I use Jungle Scout to optimize my listing.
I like the free resources- webinars, articles, etc best.. I also love the chrome extension that's a one time time download but can be used indefinitely
I didn't find the monthly subscription components easy that easy to use. I liked the idea of product tractor, and the niche hunter, but found the niche hunter especially difficult to use. (I'm no longer using the monthly subscription service, but still use the amazon extension)
We're trying to identify and source products to ship from China using data from jungle scout to guide our decisions
Jungle Scout SEAMLESSLY simplifies product research, and provides a birds-eye view of any niche's performance on the market. With Jungle Scout, it is easier to determine search frequency of any product, seasonality, and competition levels. I love that this tool leaves nothing out...you will understand what you're up against with fulfillment fees, projected sales volume, ranking levels for that product, and more.
Jungle Scout (actually most similar tools) seem to have slightly missed the mark on how to most effectively compile data for analysis. Sometimes this results in skewed/inaccurate measurements (substantially, in some cases). I wish there were some sort of tool for estimating international shipping costs, and perhaps coaching on how to build reviews on your product according to industry rules. While it is nearly an impossibility, I wish there were a feature helping narrow down warehouses that would potentially house your product (to help estimate your product's shipping costs).
JS is helping me avoid unstable niches, and zero in on the products with the best margins. Jungle Scout also helped me find some of the best products with little competition. I recommend using this tool in conjunction with others of its kind (as cross reference). While it offers a lot of information, you can never be too careful when investing large amounts of time and money.
The price is comparable to other softwares with some good product research and analytical tools for your E commerce business. When I contacted customer support, they were super pro active in helping me
I did think that the beginner subscription should have a bit more availability to the tools offered as lots of start up businesses don't necessarily need the middle program at the very beginning but could benefit from other perks that are offered.
Solving my issue with product research and is providing different avenues to help boost my research
It helps find the right keywords for your campaign.
The price is outrageous. Some of the functions are not clear
That helped me to find the right keywords for my campaign and launch the product on Amazon
searching keywords for competitors is useful
some data challenging to understand in keyword scout
n/a
They provide some anaylsis for some Amazon listings and their customer service is so quick and fast.
The content which came out of the Jungle scout tool is not useful mostly. They tried to match some youtube lecture for each question. The real problem is the Youtube lectures are general stories and particular item, not practical and helpful for my case or other cases at all. The Jungle scout is a beautiful marketing company for themself, not their customers.
NOPE