Jungle Scout Alternatives

Sellers use Jungle Scout to find a product, estimate how many it sells, and see which searches shoppers type.Those searches are the keywords.The seller plans are sold as Catalyst, and they cover Amazon.Etsy is not on them.Starter is $49 a month, or $29 a month billed yearly ($348).Listing copy, rank tracking, profit, and ad analytics start at Growth Accelerator, $79 a month.Brand Owner is $149 a month.The brand platform, Cobalt, is priced on a demo.Jungle Scout’s listing tool can write a title, the bullet points, and a description, and it grades the images.It still does not line your gallery up against the listings competing for the same shopper and tell you which photo to add.For example, no image shows the size, so a shopper cannot tell how big the product is.

Here are nine Jungle Scout alternatives. Helium 10 is the fuller suite. For finding products, look at SellerSprite or AMZScout. DataDive handles the keywords and the listing copy, SellerApp puts keywords and ads in one account, and SmartScout shows which brands own a category. Keepa shows price history. Sellerboard tracks profit on each product. For the photo, paste the listing into Pumo: it tells you which photo to add, then makes it or tells you to photograph it.

For a cheaper Jungle Scout alternative for product research, billed month to month, see SellerSprite. To pay nothing, start with Helium 10’s free plan, SellerApp’s free plan, or Keepa’s extension. Catalyst has no free trial. New customers on the regular plans get a 7-day money-back guarantee. The audit on Pumo is free and takes a few minutes. Prices change, so check each pricing page before you buy.

How we picked the list

We kept a tool only if it did a job a seller leaves Jungle Scout to get.

  • It replaces one part of Catalyst, or it answers which image the listing still needs. It does not have to replace the whole suite.
  • A seller can tell what it will not do. A research tool does not tell you which photo to add.
  • The price is on a public page, so it can be checked.
  • A seller can start using it without buying a second product to make the first one work.

Pumo is first because the gap in the opening paragraph is the photo. “Yes” in the table means the tool compares this listing’s images with the listings competing for the same shopper and tells you which photo is still missing. “No” means it does not. Pumo is the only Yes.

#ToolStarting priceTells you which image to addBest for
2Helium 10Free plan, then $129/monthNoThe fuller Amazon research suite
3SellerSprite$39/month, list price $49NoProduct research and the keywords a competitor already ranks for
4AMZScout$59.99/monthNoProduct research, with listing copy as an add-on
5DataDive$39/monthNoThe keywords a listing should use, and the listing copy
6SellerAppFree plan, then $99/monthNoKeywords and ads in one account
7SmartScout$49/month; brand data from $119/monthNoWhich brands own a category
8KeepaFree extension, then €29/monthNoPrice and sales-rank history
9Sellerboard$19/monthNoProfit on each product

Prices in this article, including Jungle Scout Starter, were taken from each company’s own site on 15 October 2026. The Brand Owner plan grid includes 3 seats. The FAQ on that same page says 10.

1. Pumo

Paste an Amazon ASIN, an Amazon listing URL, or an Etsy listing URL. We read the listing a shopper sees, find the products competing for that shopper, and line your photos, video, price, and reviews up against theirs. Then we tell you what to change first, and we make it. Jungle Scout can grade the images and write the title. It does not compare your gallery with the listings around you and tell you which photo is still missing.

Size missing? We tell you to photograph it next to something shoppers know, and write the brief. If your best claim is buried in the description, we put it on an image. If there is no listing video, we make a short one from your stills. Search comes in the same read: which searches buyers use, where you rank, and what to change to move up, like putting “gift set” in the title. Every week we check the listing, the competitors, and those searches again. When someone drops their price, swaps a main image, or shows up next to you on page 1, you get one email with what to do.

What Pumo does on the listing

  • Compares the listing with the ones competing for the same shopper, on Amazon or Etsy.
  • Tells you what is missing and what to change first, from photos and video to price, reviews, and search.
  • Makes the image or the short listing video, or writes a shoot brief when a real photo is the better answer.
  • Shows which searches buyers use and where you rank for them.
  • Checks the listing, the competitors, and search again every week, and emails you when something worth acting on changes.
  • The audit is free and takes a few minutes. No card, and no Seller Central login.

Pumo pricing

The audit is free. Every software plan starts with a 3-day trial, and every plan includes human support and a 30-minute onboarding call.

  • Starter is $39 a month for 5 listings.
  • Growth is $49 a month on the launch price, for 20 listings. The list price is $99.
  • Pro is $199 a month for 100 listings.
  • Done for you is $499 a month. Our team runs your Amazon or Etsy listings, you can reach us on WhatsApp, and you approve every change before it goes live.

Plans and the current launch price are on the pricing page.

Pumo pros and cons

ProsCons
Tells you which image the listing still needs, against the listings competing for the same shopper.
Makes that image or video, or tells you what to photograph.
Price, reviews, and search rank in the same read.
Rechecks every week and emails you when a competitor moves.
Amazon and Etsy. Free audit, no card.
Built for the listing you already sell. Pair it with a research tool to find your next product.

2. Helium 10

Helium 10 is the other Amazon research suite: product research, keyword research, and a listing builder. The longer write-up is the Helium 10 alternatives page.

Helium 10’s listing builder is marked AI-enhanced. Ads rules, and scheduling those ads by time of day, are on Diamond, at $359 a month.

  • Product research and keyword research on Platinum. The feature table shows 100 keyword searches a month on that tier.
  • Helium 10’s listing builder, marked AI-enhanced.
  • Ads rules, scheduling ads by time of day, and a 2% fee on managed ad spend, are on Diamond.
  • The Chrome extension covers Amazon, Walmart, and TikTok Shop. The free plan’s extension access is limited.

Source: Helium 10

Helium 10 pricing

There is a free plan. Chrome extension access on it is limited.

  • Platinum is $129 a month, or $99 a month billed yearly.
  • Diamond is $359 a month, or $279 a month billed yearly.
  • Enterprise starts at $1,499 a month, billed annually.
  • Prices are in US dollars. Tax is added at checkout.

Helium 10 pros and cons

ProsCons
The closest full replacement for Catalyst, with a free plan.
Product research, keyword research, and Helium 10’s listing builder on Platinum.
The extension also covers Walmart and TikTok Shop.
It does not tell you which image the listing still needs.
Diamond, where the ad rules are, is $359 a month.
Platinum caps keyword searches. The feature table shows 100 a month.

3. SellerSprite

SellerSprite is the product-and-keyword tool when Starter’s caps are the limit you hit. Catalyst Starter allows 50 keyword searches and 100 product searches a month. SellerSprite’s first paid plan is $39 a month.

The pricing page lists product tracking, keyword tracking, and data export. It does not list a supplier database, review requests, or sending the listing back into Seller Central. Those are on Jungle Scout’s Growth Accelerator plan, at $79 a month.

  • Product research and keyword tracking on the paid plans.
  • Data export, 50 exports a day per user, on every paid plan on that page.
  • Product tracking starts at 0 products on monthly Basic. New-listing tracking starts at 0, and Standard allows 50.
  • Each plan shows a billed price and a higher figure next to it.

Source: SellerSprite

SellerSprite pricing

The page prints a billed price and a list price. Both are in US dollars.

  • Basic is $39 a month, list price $49. Products you can track: 0. New listings you can track: 0.
  • Standard is $79 a month, list price $98. New listings you can track: 50.
  • Advanced is $129 a month, list price $158. New listings you can track: 100.
  • VIP is $189 a month, list price $228. New listings you can track: 200.
  • Billed yearly, those totals are $390, $790, $1,290, and $1,890. The figures beside them, $468, $948, $1,548, and $2,268, are 12 times the monthly billed price.

A help page on sellersprite.com gives Basic 50 products to track. The pricing page says 0.

SellerSprite pros and cons

ProsCons
Product research and keyword tracking under Catalyst Starter’s $49, month to month.
Export is on the Basic plan. Starter cannot export.
You see the list price and the price you are billed.
It does not tell you which image the listing still needs.
Basic can track 0 products on the pricing page.
Supplier search, review requests, and profit are not on that page.

4. AMZScout

AMZScout sells product research as an AI Bundle. Listing copy and a review analyzer are add-ons in the Private Label pack, not the base bundle. The homepage says “Try PRO AI + Chatbot Free.” It does not say how long that try lasts, or whether a card is required.

  • The AI Bundle is the base subscription, sold by the month, for 3 months, or for 12 months.
  • The Private Label pack adds listing copy and a review analyzer.
  • The Reselling pack is a second add-on, at $29.99 for 3 months.

Source: AMZScout

AMZScout pricing

  • One month of the AI Bundle is $59.99.
  • Three months is $169.99. The page shows a crossed-out $179.97.
  • Twelve months is $399.99. The page shows a crossed-out $719.88.
  • The Private Label pack and the Reselling pack are $29.99 for 3 months, added on top.

AMZScout pros and cons

ProsCons
Product research as one bundle, with listing copy sold separately.
Twelve months of the bundle is $399.99, paid up front.
It does not tell you which image the listing still needs.
Listing copy and the review analyzer are add-ons, not the base price.
The free try’s length, and whether it needs a card, are not stated.

5. DataDive

DataDive takes a set of competing products, pulls the keywords they rank for, and writes the listing from those keywords. It can also build a file of ads and send it to Amazon. A supplier database is not on the pricing page.

Starter is $39 a month, the same band as SellerSprite, and under Catalyst Starter when both are billed month to month.

  • Starter compares 15 competing products at once, and it can hold 100 products in the niche.
  • Listing copy from those keywords. Starter includes 10 writes of the listing.
  • Rank tracking. Starter includes 25 keywords.
  • A side-by-side of your listing and the competing listings.

Source: DataDive

DataDive pricing

Billed month to month:

  • Starter is $39 a month. 100 niche products, 25 tracked keywords, 10 listing writes, and one Seller Central account.
  • Standard is $149 a month. 1,000 niche products, 1,000 tracked keywords, 50 listing writes, up to 10 Seller Central accounts.
  • Enterprise is $490 a month. 4,000 niche products, 12,000 tracked keywords, 250 listing writes.

With yearly billing on, the same plans show $32, $124, and $408 a month. A heading says “2 months of Data Dive free.” It does not say which plan that applies to. A bundle line says Standard is $98 a month and Enterprise is $375. The plan prices above are $149 and $490.

DataDive pros and cons

ProsCons
Keywords and listing copy on one subscription.
A file of ads can be sent to Amazon from the same account.
Starter is $39 a month, and rank tracking is on every plan.
It does not tell you which image the listing still needs.
A supplier database is not on the pricing page.
A bundle line and the plan prices disagree on Standard and Enterprise.

6. SellerApp

SellerApp puts keyword research and ad research on one account. On Catalyst, ad analytics start at Growth Accelerator, $79 a month, and only after you connect Seller Central. SellerApp has a free plan, and the free plan does not ask for a card.

The free plan includes a listing score. The paid price moves with how many products you track, how much you spend on ads, and how much you sell.

  • A free plan with product research, a campaign manager, a listing score, and ad insights.
  • Paid plans for a larger catalog. The filters are product count, monthly ad spend, and monthly revenue.
  • Amazon stores include the US, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, and stores in Europe and the Gulf.
  • An agency offer that starts at $300 plus 0.5% to 2.5% of Amazon ad spend.

Source: SellerApp

SellerApp pricing

  • The free plan is $0. No card.
  • The plan for a growing seller is $99 a month: up to 50 products, up to $5,000 in monthly ad spend, and up to $10,000 in monthly revenue.
  • Yearly billing is half the monthly fee.

SellerApp pros and cons

ProsCons
A free plan, with no card.
Keywords and ads on the same account.
Yearly billing is half the monthly fee.
It does not tell you which image the listing still needs.
The price rises with product count, ad spend, and revenue.
Profit and a supplier database are not listed with the plans you can buy yourself.

7. SmartScout

SmartScout shows which brands and sellers own a category. Basic, at $49 a month, is product research. Brand data starts on Essentials, at $119 a month.

  • Basic unlocks product data, keyword research for 5,000 ASINs a month, the extension, a sales estimator, and review automation.
  • Essentials unlocks brand-level data and older keyword trends.
  • Business, at $299 a month, adds the wider tools for comparing sellers.
  • TikTok Shop is named on Basic and Essentials.

Source: SmartScout

SmartScout pricing

  • Basic is $49 a month.
  • Essentials is $119 a month.
  • Business is $299 a month.

SmartScout pros and cons

ProsCons
Brand and seller data at a public price.
Basic is $49 a month and includes review automation, which Catalyst Starter does not.
Keyword research is on Basic.
It does not tell you which image the listing still needs.
Brand data starts at $119 a month.
Listing copy and profit are not on the Basic list.

8. Keepa

Keepa is the price chart. Pro adds sales rank, units bought, the Buy Box, and stock, with history back to 2011. Catalyst Starter keeps 30 days of product history. The Keepa charts and the extension are free, and they do not require an account. Pro is priced in euros.

  • Price history and a price-drop alert, free, on the extension.
  • Pro adds a product finder, sales rank, units bought, the Buy Box (the offer shoppers see first), and stock history.
  • Eleven Amazon stores, including the US, the UK, Germany, France, Japan, Canada, Italy, Spain, India, Mexico, and Brazil.
  • It does not make listing images, write the listing, or list suppliers.

Source: Keepa

Keepa pricing

  • The extension, the charts, and the alerts are free. No account.
  • Keepa Pro is €29 a month, or €290 a year, which Keepa describes as two months free.
  • A free trial of Pro is not stated.

Keepa pros and cons

ProsCons
Price and sales-rank history, with a free extension.
Pro is one plan, in euros, with a yearly price.
Eleven Amazon stores are listed.
It does not tell you which image the listing still needs.
It does not write the listing, and it does not track your profit.
Pro has no stated free trial.

9. Sellerboard

Sellerboard is profit on each product: Amazon’s fees, what the goods cost, advertising, and customer refunds. That profit job on Catalyst starts at $79 a month and needs a Seller Central connection. Sellerboard starts at $19 a month.

It also tracks inventory, flags money Amazon may owe you for lost stock, and can request reviews. Keyword research is in the product menu. It will not find the next product the way Jungle Scout’s product database does.

  • A profit dashboard that counts what you paid for the goods, oldest stock first, and more than 100 Amazon fees.
  • Listing-change alerts, ad optimization, inventory, and payments Amazon owes you for lost stock, listed with the plans.
  • Review requests: 150 a month on the $19 plan.
  • A one-month free trial, stated on the pricing page.

Source: Sellerboard

Sellerboard pricing

The English page shows dollars. It says EU prices are net and VAT may apply.

Billed monthly, Standard is $19, Professional is $29, Business is $39, and Enterprise is $79. Billed yearly, those are $15, $23, $31, and $63 a month ($179, $279, $369, and $759 a year). Standard includes 3,000 orders a month. Professional moves to 6,000, Business to 15,000, and Enterprise to 50,000. There is a 1-month free trial.

Sellerboard pros and cons

ProsCons
Profit on each product from $19 a month.
A one-month free trial.
Inventory, ads, and payments Amazon owes you for lost stock.
Keyword research is in the product menu.
It does not tell you which image the listing still needs.
It will not find your next product.
It does not list suppliers.

Final thoughts

None of the other eight replaces all of Jungle Scout. If you want the whole suite, Helium 10 is the closer one, and it has a free plan. For product research billed month to month, SellerSprite starts at $39.

Match the part you used: DataDive for keywords and listing copy; SellerApp for keywords and ads, with a free plan and no card; SmartScout for which brands own a category; Keepa for price history; Sellerboard for profit, from $19 a month.

Pumo tells you which photo this listing needs next, then checks the listing again every week. For image tools, see the Listing Optimization AI alternatives.

Questions about Jungle Scout alternatives

No single tool replaces Jungle Scout. Helium 10 is the closer full suite, and it has a free plan. If the part you used was the listing, Pumo compares your photos with the listings competing for the same shopper and tells you which image is missing, and the audit is free.

Yes: Sellerboard, for profit only, starts at $19 a month, Keepa’s price chart is free, and SellerSprite and DataDive start at $39 a month when billed month to month. Helium 10 has a free plan, and Catalyst Starter is $49 a month, or $29 a month billed yearly, with no free trial. If the listing photo was the job, Pumo’s audit is free and the software starts at $39 a month.

On r/AmazonFBA in May 2024, a seller wrote “do not use js for Sales data,” and called it useful for keywords and product research. Capterra’s summary of 285 reviews, updated 29 September 2026, lists “High cost for ongoing use” as a con. Listing copy, rank tracking, profit, and ads start at $79 a month.