Deviantly is a web-based e-commerce intelligence platform that continuously scans products, prices, competitors and creators across major marketplaces and turns that data into ranked lists of rising products, stores and short-form video trends.
What is Deviantly?
Deviantly is a subscription analytics platform for e-commerce sellers, brands and agencies. It ingests marketplace data (Amazon, TikTok Shop, Shopee, Lazada, Tiki, Walmart, eBay, Etsy, Shopify stores and others) plus social commerce signals from TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts, then outputs ranked dashboards: stores ordered by estimated revenue and growth, products ordered by sales velocity and trend stage, and creators ordered by attributed GMV rather than follower count. The site is made by Deviantly and runs entirely in the browser, with a REST API for teams that want the data in their own stack.
What makes Deviantly stand out?
- Three products, one account — Deviantly Trends (video trends), Deviantly Track (competitor and shop tracking) and Deviantly API can be bought separately or bundled as All-in.
- Marketplace coverage across channels — Amazon, Shopee, Lazada, TikTok Shop, Tiki, Walmart, eBay, Etsy and Shopify stores, listed as 9 surfaces with another 3 referenced on the page.
- Creator ranking by attributed GMV — creator profiles are ordered by sales they are credited with, not followers, and include content performance and product affinity for each profile.
- Trend block on every record — every API record carries a trend field: the sample response returns a product title, a stage such as "rising", and a trend score (the example shows 91).
- Breakout and saturation flags — product research tracks sales velocity, pricing and seller count to flag breakouts before a category saturates, and marketing intelligence issues saturation warnings before ad spend.
- Video trend breakdowns — Trends surfaces TikTok, Reels and Shorts trends with hooks, video breakdowns and the products selling through those videos.
- 28 documented APIs — endpoints span Amazon, TikTok Shop, Instagram and YouTube, including a top-products call for TikTok Shop over a trailing 7-day window.
- Seven-day trial on every plan — sign-up via Google, cancellation described as two clicks, checkout handled by Stripe.
Who should use Deviantly?
- Dropshippers and marketplace sellers: validate a product idea by checking sales velocity, average selling price and seller count before buying inventory.
- Brand and category managers: benchmark revenue, growth, items sold and best sellers for any store in their category to find gaps.
- Affiliate and short-video creators: catch TikTok, Reels and Shorts trends while they are still rising, and see which products are selling through those videos.
- Agencies and data teams: pull marketplace data through the REST API into internal dashboards instead of scraping it.
Use cases
- Beauty brands: spot an emerging sub-category such as LED skincare devices early — the page cites Glowlab Beauty growing GMV 312% in six months after finding that category on Amazon and TikTok Shop.
- Growth teams replacing tooling: the Fernway VP of Growth quotes Deviantly as replacing four tools and a spreadsheet, with 9 products launched in Q3 and 7 reaching page one within a month.
- Influencer buyers: filter for mid-size creators whose attributed sales beat a large influencer's reach, as the Fernway e-commerce lead describes doing with 12 creators.
- Marketplace analysts: compare revenue and promotion splits across Amazon, TikTok Shop, Shopee, Lazada and D2C stores side by side.
How does Deviantly work?
You sign up (Google sign-in is offered), pick a plan, and start from a dashboard. Choose Shop Intelligence for store-level revenue and growth, Product Research for sales velocity and seller counts, Creator Intelligence for GMV-ranked creators, or Marketing Intelligence for search demand, promotions and channel GMV splits. Setup is described as taking under a minute, and the API returns the same records as JSON for integration.
Pricing
Deviantly is paid, billed per product, with a 7-day free trial on every plan. Trends Pro costs 39 dollars per month and covers 3 niches with hourly trends across TikTok, Reels and Shorts plus video analysis and alerts. Track Seller costs 79 dollars per month with 5 tracked stores, product research and competitor creators. All-in bundles both for 99 dollars per month, saving 19 dollars monthly. Teams plans are also listed.
FAQ
Does Deviantly have a free trial?
Yes. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial, sign-up can be done with Google, and cancellation is described as taking two clicks. Each product is billed separately, so Trends Pro and Track Seller each carry their own subscription unless you choose the All-in bundle.
What is the difference between Deviantly Trends and Deviantly Track?
Trends Pro covers short-video intelligence: 3 niches, hourly TikTok, Reels and Shorts trends, hooks, video breakdowns and the products selling through those videos. Track Seller covers marketplace competitors: 5 tracked stores, product research with breakout detection, and the creators selling for rival stores.
Does Deviantly offer an API?
Yes. Deviantly exposes 28 APIs covering Amazon, TikTok Shop, Instagram and YouTube, and each record includes a trend block. A sample TikTok Shop top-products endpoint returns a product title, a stage such as rising, and a trend score, over a trailing 7-day window.
Which marketplaces does Deviantly cover?
Deviantly covers Amazon, Shopee, Lazada, TikTok Shop, Tiki, Walmart, eBay, Etsy and Shopify stores, with the page noting 3 additional channels. Social data comes from TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts, primarily for creator and video-trend analysis.
