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See how your books are really doing.

Track Amazon rankings over time, organise titles in lists and spot trends instead of snapshots.

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Available free of charge in all plans.

RANKING HISTORY 31 DAYS Milan's Wish Kindle Store · Overall bestsellers 1 Sept15 Septtoday CURRENT RANK ▲ 1.204 #8.412 Best result: #6,980 on 22 Sept Family saga category: #41 ANOTHER TITLE ▼ 340 The Return #23,790 · history stored permanently
The everyday reality

A rank on its own says almost nothing.

Amazon rankings change every hour. What matters isn't the value but the direction, and you can only see that over time.

Snapshots instead of history

If you check manually every day, you end the month with a folder of screenshots, but no curve.

Several titles, no overview

The list grows with every new release. Which title is picking up right now, and which is dropping off?

Data gets lost

When you switch tools or tidy up a list, the previous history is usually gone.

What you get

Numbers become a trend.

Histories instead of snapshots

Every recorded rank goes into the history: as a sparkline in the overview and as a detailed chart for each book.

Historyfor 6 months

Organise several titles

Lists group books by series, genre or campaign, each with its own history.

ListsSeries · Backlist

Find titles reliably

ASIN, ISBN-10 or ISBN-13: the identifier is resolved, so you don't need to convert anything.

IdentifierASIN · ISBN
How it works

Four steps to your first curve.

Create a list

By series, genre or campaign, the way you think.

Add a book

Enter the ASIN or ISBN and the master data is resolved.

Let it run

Ranks are updated and recorded automatically.

Read the history

Sparkline for a quick look, detailed chart for analysis.

Data

Your history stays, even after tidying up.

Master data and rank histories are stored permanently per book, not per list. If you take a title out of a list, its history is preserved.

If you add the same identifier again later, the previous history is available immediately, with no gaps and no rebuilding.

  • History per book instead of per list
  • History survives removal from a list
  • No waiting time when you add a title again
Lists

Organised your way.

Lists group titles the way you work: a series, a genre, an ongoing campaign. Each list has its own history.

Entire lists can be imported instead of entering titles one by one, which is handy when switching from a spreadsheet.

  • As many lists per account as you like
  • Separate history per list
  • Import entire lists
Analysis

First the overview, then the magnifying glass.

In the overview, a sparkline per title shows the direction over the last few weeks. One click opens the full history with every recorded data point.

The charts work with the data actually recorded, not with smoothed sample values.

  • Sparkline in the overview
  • Interactive history in detail
  • Author ranking also available

Sample data for illustration

Working together

Rankings alone aren't enough.

The trend only becomes useful when you bring it together with price and advertising.

Media Planer

Plan promotions and posts designed to move your rank.

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Royalty Calculator

Calculate what a better rank means financially.

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Newsletter

Let your readers know about price promotions and new releases.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

eBook Ranking continuously tracks the Amazon bestseller ranks of your titles, stores the history and displays it as a chart, so you can spot trends around campaigns and price promotions instead of just snapshots.

For authors with at least one published title on Amazon who want to know how their books develop over weeks and months, and what an ad campaign or price promotion actually achieved.

All plans, including the Free plan. The number of books you can track increases with the plan, from 3 on the Free plan to 250 on the Expert plan.

No. You only enter the ASIN or ISBN of your title. A connection to your Amazon or KDP account is not required.

ASIN as well as ISBN-10 and ISBN-13. The identifiers are mapped to each other internally; you don't need to convert anything.

Automatically in the background. You don't need to trigger anything manually: the history fills up as soon as a title is in a list.

Yes. Master data and rank history are stored per book, not per list. If you add the same title again later, the history is back immediately, with no waiting time.

Yes. You can create as many lists as you like, for example per series or genre, each with its own history. Entire lists can be imported.

In the overview as a sparkline per title, and in detail as an interactive history over the chosen time span. The author ranking is also available.

No. The module shows the rank data actually recorded: no smoothed curves and no predictions. It shows what happened; the interpretation is up to you.

Observe instead of guessing

Track your titles over months.

Lists, histories and detailed charts for all your books, with a history that stays.

Included from Free
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