AliExpress Product Research
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from $0.60 / 1,000 product scoreds
Find what to sell on AliExpress using published numbers only: exact units sold, units sold per day since launch, rating, review volume, discount and local stock. Ranked shortlist, deduplicated, with every figure and weight shown. No estimated revenue, no invented scores.
One or more product searches, exactly as you would type them on the site. Every matching product becomes a candidate for the ranked shortlist. Up to 20 per run.
[ "phone holder"]Add the products currently featured on the site's own deal lists as extra candidates. They are ranked alongside your search results and never counted twice.
[ "desktop"]Which country's version of the site to read. This decides the currency prices come back in, which products are shown, and which products count as shipping locally to your buyers.
Each option is simply a different weighting of the same published figures. Every figure and every weight is written onto each result, so you can always re-rank the list yourself afterwards.
Only used when the option above is set to Custom. Give any of: unitsSold, salesVelocityPerDay, rating, reviewCount, price, discountPercent, daysSinceLaunch, isChoice, shipsFromSelectedCountry — each with a weight from 1 to 100.
The size of the ranked shortlist. Everything collected is deduplicated and ranked first, and only the best this many are returned.
Only keep products the site says have sold at least this many units in total. Products the site does not publish a unit count for are left out when this is above zero.
Only keep products rated at or above this, out of 5. Leave at zero to keep everything, including products with no rating yet.
Only keep products at or above this selling price, in the currency of the country you chose. Leave empty for no floor.
Only keep products at or below this selling price, in the currency of the country you chose. Leave empty for no ceiling.
Restrict the shortlist to products dispatched from the countries you pick — the single biggest lever on delivery time for a dropshipper. Leave empty to accept any origin. Products that do not say where they ship from are reported separately rather than quietly included.
Search results contain promoted placements mixed in with the rest — around a quarter of them. Every product is flagged either way; turn this on to keep them out of the shortlist entirely. Deal lists do not say whether a product is promoted, so nothing from them is removed by this.
The site shows a different slice of its catalogue under each ordering, so reading more than one widens the pool of candidates. Reading all four takes about four times as long.
[ "orders"]How deep to go into each search term's results. Each step is another 20 candidates. The site publishes a limited number of public results for any one search, so very broad terms stop before this is reached.
Search results carry a rating but not the number of reviews behind it. Leave this on to attach the published review count to the strongest candidates, so review volume can count towards the ranking.
An upper bound on how many products get their review volume attached. The best-ranked candidates are done first.