Open-source Chrome extension · Etsy sellers

Etsy research stays on your machine.

Open-source, local-first Chrome extension for Etsy product research: multi-term batch scrapes, automatic search-result ranking history, a Shop View built only from your data, and CSV import/merge/export. No account. No hosted backend.

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Free · No account · Nothing leaves your browser

The real mark, used directly

Nothing leaves your browser.

The mark above is the real shipped iScale Etsy icon, loaded directly from the public extension asset — never retraced or redrawn. Your scrapes, CSV exports, and Shop View stay in your browser’s own local storage.

There are no iScale Etsy accounts, no analytics, and no tracking servers collecting what you research.

Reads the Etsy page you’re on. Stores results locally. Sends nothing to iScaleLabs.

What’s actually in the extension

Real surfaces. Nothing invented.

Everything below runs inside the extension, on the Etsy pages you already visit. The public edition is Apache-2.0 on GitHub.

Multi-term batch scrapes

Queue many Etsy search terms in one batch. Visit up to 10 search-result pages per term by default, with paced listing visits and optional randomization.

Ranking history

Records keyword, page, position, title, price, rating, review count, image, and ad flag — timestamped so you can see how a listing's rank moved over time.

Shop View

A storefront-style grid built only from your scrapes and CSV files: image, price, demand badge, digital/physical tag, favorites, reviews, and first-review date.

CSV warehouse

Import older CSV exports, merge and dedupe by listing URL or ID with fresh scrapes, filter the combined table, and export the current view.

Live dashboard

Toolbar badge shows running totals. The dashboard streams captures as they land in the popup or Chrome side panel (Chrome 114+).

Local-first

Data lives in browser IndexedDB. CSV import/export is parsed and generated locally. No account, no hosted backend, no private production endpoint in the public edition.

Basic research workflow

From search terms to a local warehouse.

From the public v5 product docs — the same steps the extension UI implements.

  1. 01Enter one or more Etsy search terms in the popup — each becomes a queued term pill. Keep the default 10 pages per term, or lower it for a test run.
  2. 02Run all terms (or a single pill). Pause, resume, or stop anytime. Listing visits stay paced; failed URLs can auto-retry when the run is idle.
  3. 03Watch the live dashboard and the toolbar badge as listings, demand signals, and search-result captures accumulate in IndexedDB.
  4. 04Open Shop View to sort/filter, import older CSVs into the same warehouse, and export the current filtered combined view.

Install from source

  1. Clone or download the public extension line from github.com/iScale-Builders/iscale-etsy.
  2. Chrome → chrome://extensions → enable Developer mode → Load unpacked → select the folder that contains manifest.json.
  3. Pin the extension. Open the popup to start a batch, open Shop View to browse/import/export, or use Side panel mode (Chrome 114+) to dock the live dashboard beside Etsy.

This page describes the open-source, local-first public edition (v5). It is not a claim about any private fleet or hosted pipeline. Use the tool within Etsy’s terms.

Privacy, itemised

What the extension does not do.

  • No iScaleLabs account or sign-in required
  • No hosted database and no private production endpoint in the public edition
  • Scrape data and CSV imports stay in browser IndexedDB
  • CSV exports are generated locally from your browser data
  • Etsy host access is limited to etsy.com listing and search pages via your own session
  • Open source — read it, audit it, fork it, or contribute

Who sponsors the free tools

iScale Etsy is sponsored by ReadyPixl.

ReadyPixl handles multiple edits to your images in one click — background removal, batch touch-ups, and export presets for sellers who process hundreds of product photos. It’s what keeps tools like iScale Etsy free to install.

See ReadyPixl

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Keep your Etsy research on your machine.

Free, with no account to create. iScale Etsy runs in your browser and stores your data there.

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iScale Etsy is made by iScaleLabs. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Etsy.