Best Analytics Tools for Etsy Sellers (2026)

Etsy's built-in analytics show views and visits — but not where revenue actually comes from. These tools fill that gap with COGS tracking, profit dashboards, and shop health scores.

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📅Updated March 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions

What analytics tools do Etsy sellers use?

eRank and Marmalead include shop analytics alongside keyword research. For dedicated profit tracking, Craftybase and Outright (now GoDaddy Bookkeeping) are commonly used. Sellers who run external traffic use UTM parameters with Google Analytics 4 alongside Etsy's native stats.

Can I track Etsy revenue outside of Etsy's dashboard?

Yes. Tools like Craftybase, A2X, and Outright pull Etsy transaction data via API and give you COGS tracking, tax reporting, and per-SKU profitability views that Etsy's native dashboard doesn't provide.

How do I know which Etsy listings make the most profit?

Etsy's native dashboard shows revenue but not profit. To track profit per listing, you need to record COGS (materials, time, fees) in a tool like Craftybase or a spreadsheet. Most established sellers use Craftybase for its Etsy-specific materials costing system.

What is a good Etsy conversion rate?

Etsy's marketplace average is around 1–3%. Listings above 3% are performing well. Conversion rate is heavily influenced by the first photo, pricing relative to competitors, and the number of reviews. Keyword research tools like eRank show conversion benchmarks by category.