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Whatever layout you already use. The ASIN column is found by its contents, not its position, and a column of product links works just as well. Export banners and blank rows above the header are handled.
24 Amazon marketplaces
Listings drift. Titles get rewritten, translated badly, or replaced after a merge — usually without anyone telling you. Upload the spreadsheet you already keep and get it back with every difference marked, character for character.
50 checks included. No card, no integration, no Seller Central access.
Whatever layout you already use. The ASIN column is found by its contents, not its position, and a column of product links works just as well. Export banners and blank rows above the header are handled.
You see which column was read as what, a preview of the first rows, and how many checks will run. Pick the marketplaces. Run a five-row test first — if the marketplace or language is wrong, you find out in thirty seconds instead of an hour.
Your columns are untouched. New ones are appended: the verdict, and the title Amazon actually returned, so a mismatch tells you what to fix rather than just that something is wrong.
A verification tool is only useful if you can trust a red result. Comparison is character-for-character — no fuzzy matching, no keyword search — after both sides are normalised for the differences that are never meaningful:
Language is chosen per row from the marketplace, and switches to the Arabic edition when your expected text is written in Arabic — the difference between a clean report and 800 false mismatches.
ليغو DUPLO قطار الحيوانات 10412
ليغو DUPLO قطار الحيوانات 10412
A 2,000-row file across three marketplaces takes hours. Nobody should have to watch it.
When Amazon pushes back, the crawl slows down first. If it is stopped anyway, the job saves what it has, clears only the affected rows and retries itself on a growing delay. An overnight run finishes overnight.
Resume picks up exactly where a run left off. Recheck retries only the rows that failed, keeping every result you already have.
Concurrent runs are given separate exit IPs from a managed proxy pool, so one colleague's large file does not get another's blocked.
Rows done, matches, mismatches, failures and a time estimate that comes from your own recent runs rather than a guess.
Check the same list in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Egypt in one pass. Results land in separate columns per marketplace, so regional drift is visible at a glance.
Your administrator creates accounts for the team within your seat limit. Members see their own jobs; administrators see everything in the organisation.
Language and locale are handled per marketplace, including the ones that ignore the language parameter and only honour the browser locale.
One check is one product on one marketplace: a 500-row list across three marketplaces costs 1,500 checks. Start free, then go Unlimited — or buy packs as you go.
Try it on a real list before you decide anything.
One flat monthly fee. Check your whole catalogue as often as you like.
Large catalogues, several brands, or your own infrastructure.
Every plan includes the full checking engine. Plans differ in volume, seats and how much runs in parallel.
It opens each product page on Amazon and compares the title and the line beneath it against the text you approved, character for character. You get your own spreadsheet back with a yes or no on every row, so you can see exactly which listings have drifted.
No. Title Drift reads the public product page, the same one a shopper sees. That matters because it catches what buyers are shown, which is not always what the Seller Central backend says you submitted.
Twenty-four, including amazon.com, co.uk, de, fr, it, es, nl, se, pl, com.tr, ae, sa, eg, in, sg, com.au, co.jp, com.br, com.mx, ca and co.za. You can check one list across several marketplaces in a single pass — an Arabic list against the UAE, Saudi and Egyptian stores at the same time, for instance.
No. Upload the file you already keep. Title Drift reads the contents of the columns rather than their headers, works out which one holds the ASIN, which holds the marketplace and which holds your approved text, and shows you the mapping before anything runs so you can correct it.
Exact on the words, forgiving on the noise. Case, accents, trademark and copyright symbols, and the several kinds of hyphen and dash that spreadsheets introduce are normalised before comparison. A genuinely rewritten or badly translated title is reported as a mismatch; a listing that differs only by a non-breaking hyphen is not.
Roughly a few minutes for a few hundred rows, and the estimate is shown before you start. Work runs in parallel across marketplaces, and the page shows live progress, so you can close the tab and come back to the finished file.
Every new workspace gets 50 checks free with no card. After that, Unlimited is a flat monthly subscription for as many checks as you need, with a fair-use policy and no contract. If you would rather pay as you go, prepaid packs start at USD 19 for 1,000 checks and never expire.
The run slows itself down rather than failing. If a page still will not load, the row is retried later with a longer wait, and the job picks up where it stopped. Checks reserved by a run you cancel are returned to your balance.
Fifty checks, no card, no call. If it finds nothing, you have lost ten minutes.