Features
What you get
Most Amazon Merch sellers design first and research never — then wonder why nothing sells. Trendlytic flips that: one search shows what's genuinely selling in a niche across Amazon Merch (and Etsy, Redbubble, and TeePublic), so you design into proven demand instead of a crowded dead end.
AI that writes your Merch listing
Found a proven niche? The AI Studio builds the Merch listing — an AI Niche Finder for ideas, plus slogan, quote, listing and description generators formatted to Amazon's own rules and written to keep registered brands and characters out of the copy.
What's actually selling
Store-first research surfaces the proven best-sellers in a niche — real winners, not a dump of random search results you still have to vet.
Demand vs competition
See whether a Merch niche has real demand and whether it's already saturated, so you skip the dead ends before wasting a design slot.
All four marketplaces
Amazon Merch, Etsy, Redbubble, and TeePublic in one search — spot a niche winning on one platform that's wide open on another.
Keyword-ready output
Pair it with the free Amazon Merch keyword generator to turn a validated niche into title, brand, and bullet keywords.
A listing that won't trip Merch's content policy
The generator writes to Amazon's actual rules: keyword phrases capped at twenty characters, a title that reads like a sentence instead of a comma pile, and none of the product, fulfilment or review-solicitation language that gets listings blocked. You get a slogan and an image prompt for your own design, not a copy of someone else's.
Inside the app
See it working
Discover niches across every marketplace
Search any niche and Trendlytic scans Amazon Merch, TeePublic, Redbubble, and Etsy at once — with a live Trending Now feed per marketplace, so you spot what's heating up on Amazon before it's saturated.
Rising: the new Merch shirts buyers already pick
Amazon's best-seller pages are led by shirts that have sat on the shelf for years. Trendlytic picks out the new designs in a niche that are already selling, badges each card Rising, and the Niche Verdict adds them up. A line like 51 Rising designs on Amazon US tells you buyers are still rewarding fresh entries in this niche. A verdict built on old bestsellers alone would hide exactly that.
Merch niches with new designs moving
Merch rewards whoever uploads into a niche early. Best Niches Today lists the niches behind the Rising designs of the last three days, and Amazon is one of its filters. On the day of this capture, five of the Amazon niches were about nurses on the night shift, next to procrastinating side quests with two Rising designs. Each card shows the designs, the marketplaces and a green New tag when the niche first appeared.
Get the keywords winners actually use
Pull the phrases top designs rank on across Amazon Merch, Etsy, Redbubble, and TeePublic, each rated for demand, competition, and opportunity, so you spot the less-crowded keywords for your title, brand, and bullets.
See the designs actually selling
Store-first research pulls the proven best-sellers in a niche — so you study real winners and the angles that work, not a random page of search results you still have to vet.
Turn a validated niche into a Merch listing
Amazon Merch gives you a brand, a title, two bullets and a description, and it enforces them hard: no claims about fabric or delivery, no asking for reviews, no “glitter” or “glow in the dark” on a flat print. One click on a winning design hands you a listing written inside those limits, for a new design of your own in the same niche. The niche and the keywords come from the winner. The artwork and the slogan never do.
Built-in trademark check
Check any phrase against the live USPTO register before you design
Type a phrase and Trendlytic looks it up in the live USPTO register and shows who owns it, its status and its filing date. Included in every plan.
And the designs that were never yours to print are marked
When a result leans on a known brand, a character or a famous person, it arrives with a TM or copyright badge on the card. You see it while you are choosing, not after a takedown. A first filter, not legal advice.
How it works
- 1
Search a niche or keyword
Type any niche. Trendlytic scans Amazon Merch and the other three marketplaces at once.
- 2
Read the real signals
See top-selling designs and demand-vs-saturation, then click the phrase to check it on the live USPTO register.
- 3
Design into proven demand
Pick a validated niche whose phrase came back with no live registrations and create — instead of guessing and hoping.
Also in every plan
A mockup generator for the design you make next
When your own design for the niche is ready, drop the file in and see it on 500+ t-shirt photos in one go. Pick the shots that fit your shop, on a person or on its own, and save them at up to 2000 px with no watermark. A mockup takes 1 credit from your plan the first time and nothing after that.
Try the free set, no account neededPricing
Simple pricing
3-day free trial on any plan. Then from $19.99/month for 100 searches, which read up to 6,000 designs on the marketplaces with a verdict on every niche, plus the 1,000 top designs in Best Design Instant, re-ranked every hour. The USPTO check is built in. Cancel anytime.
Starter
Perfect to get started
- 100 searches / month (= up to 6,000 designs read)
- Best Niches Today (first 12 a day)
- 50 trademark checks / month
- AI Listing Generator (2 credits each = up to 50 listings/mo)
Pro
For serious POD sellers
- 500 searches / month (= up to 30,000 designs read)
- Best Niches Today (every niche, hourly)
- 300 trademark checks / month
- AI Listing Generator (2 credits each = up to 250 listings/mo)
Business
For teams & agencies
- 2,000 searches / month
- Best Niches Today (every niche, hourly)
- Unlimited trademark checks
- AI Listing Generator (2 credits each = up to 1,000 listings/mo)
Included in every plan
- All 4 marketplaces
- Rising & Rising fast badges (new designs already selling)
- AI Niche Finder: niches for your interest, checked on 4 marketplaces
- Keyword Research
- Trending Now (updated hourly)
- Best Design Instant — top winning designs
- AI Studio: Slogan, Quote & Description generators
- POD Calendar with upload reminders
- Mockup Generator: 500+ t-shirt photos
- Save & organize winning niches
- Full search history
- 20+ free POD tools included
Who's behind this
Trendlytic is built and supported by one person, Karim. Write to support@trendlytic.io and he is the one who answers.
About the founder“I'm very satisfied with the way you handled the issue and with your prompt support. Thank you so much.”Jassmin, Pro plan
Frequently asked questions
How does the 3-day free trial work?
Every plan starts with 3 days free. Starting it charges $1 to check the card is real, and that $1 is not refunded. The plan price itself is only billed when the trial ends, and cancelling before then from Manage Plan means it is never charged.
I haven't sold anything yet. Is Trendlytic for me?
Yes. A search needs no shop and no sales history: type an idea and you see what already sells for it on Etsy, Redbubble, TeePublic and Amazon US, how crowded each one is, and a plain verdict. Start with the marketplace you plan to sell on. If you are not ready for a trial, the free tools at /tools need no account.
What is Amazon Merch research?
It's the step of validating a niche before you create a design for Amazon Merch on Demand: checking what's already selling, whether demand outweighs competition, and whether the phrase is trademarked. Done well, it's the difference between designs that sell and designs that sit.
How is this different from a keyword tool?
A keyword tool gives you search terms. Trendlytic is store-first: it shows the designs actually selling in a niche across four marketplaces, plus demand-vs-competition and a trademark check — so you validate the opportunity, not just the words. For keywords, our free Amazon Merch keyword generator pairs with it.
How do I search Amazon Merch for niches?
Type a niche or a phrase into Trendlytic's Discover search. It reads Amazon Merch together with Etsy, Redbubble and TeePublic, and returns the designs moving in that niche, how many sellers already compete there, and a verdict on whether it is worth entering. From there you can pull the phrases buyers use and look your wording up on the USPTO register yourself before you upload. With no niche in mind, Best Niches Today lists fresh ones every hour.
Does it cover Amazon Merch on Demand specifically?
Yes. Amazon Merch is one of the four marketplaces Trendlytic searches in a single query, alongside Etsy, Redbubble, and TeePublic.
Why does the trademark check matter for Amazon Merch?
A trademarked phrase on a shirt is the most common reason Amazon Merch accounts get suspended. In Trendlytic you click the phrase and we look it up against the live USPTO register, so you see any registrations standing on it before you upload. Treat it as a first filter, not legal advice.
How much does it cost?
There's a 3-day free trial. Paid plans start at $19.99/month for 100 searches, which read up to 6,000 designs on the marketplaces with a verdict on every niche, plus the 1,000 top designs in Best Design Instant, re-ranked every hour, with the trademark check included in every plan.
Is research really necessary if I publish a lot of designs?
Volume without research mostly produces designs nobody searches for. Researching demand and saturation first means more of your limited upload slots land on niches that can actually sell.
Can you sell AI-generated designs on Amazon Merch?
Amazon has not banned AI-assisted design, but every ordinary rule still applies: the design must be yours to sell, it cannot infringe a trademark or a copyright, and the listing has to obey the content policy. That is the risky part, because AI makes it fast to produce something that lands very close to a design already selling. Trendlytic's generator is built to keep you on the right side of it. It reads a winner only to pull the niche and the keywords, then writes a new slogan and an image prompt for original artwork of your own.
What does Rising mean on an Amazon result?
On Amazon, Rising marks a new design that is already selling in the niche you searched. TeePublic, Redbubble and Etsy cards use the same word, so fresh work that buyers are picking up looks the same on every marketplace. The Niche Verdict counts how many Rising designs a niche has on Amazon and sets that against the total number of results.
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Research before you upload
Find proven Amazon Merch niches in 40 seconds instead of hours by hand, then look the phrase up on the USPTO register before you commit. 3-day free trial.
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