Last updated: August 2026
Verdict (TL;DR): Both tools help Etsy sellers, but they solve different problems. EtsyHunt is a product-research database and keyword tool, built on a huge library of Etsy products, shops, and keywords you can search and mine for ideas. Listadum is a full Etsy shop manager: keyword research plus bulk editing, 0-to-100 listing scores, profit tracking, and a free plan that connects your real shop. If you want to research the market, EtsyHunt’s database is strong. If you want to act on the data and run your shop from one place, Listadum fits most Etsy sellers better.
Best for most Etsy sellers: Listadum
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Why these two tools get compared
If you have shopped around for an Etsy tool, you have seen both names. EtsyHunt is known for its large product-research database and its Chrome extension that shows sales data while you browse Etsy. Listadum is built as a complete shop manager rather than a research tool alone.
They get compared because they overlap on keyword research and listing help. They differ on almost everything else. This page settles which one fits the way you actually run your shop. If you also weighed eRank or EverBee, the same trade-off applies here.
Who each tool is built for
EtsyHunt is built for research and discovery. Its real strength is scale. It searches a large database of Etsy products, shops, and keywords, so you can spot best-sellers, size up a niche, study competitors, and find keywords with real search data behind them. If your main job right now is deciding what to sell and which keywords to chase, EtsyHunt gives you a wide view of the market at a low entry price, and its Chrome extension puts that data on the Etsy pages you already visit.
Listadum is built for running the shop. It includes keyword research, then adds the parts a research database leaves out: bulk editing across hundreds of listings, a completion score that tells you exactly what to fix on each one, and profit and performance tracking tied to your live shop. It is Etsy-focused by design. If you want one place to find the work and do the work, that is the trade Listadum makes.
EtsyHunt vs Listadum: feature comparison
| Feature | EtsyHunt | Listadum |
|---|---|---|
| Best described as | Product-research database and keyword tool | Full Etsy shop manager |
| Product research | Large searchable database of Etsy products and best-sellers, plus Amazon Handmade | Shop Explorer and Listing Explorer to study products and shops |
| Keyword research | Large keyword database with search-volume and competition data | Etsy keyword research with demand-vs-competition color cues |
| Niche and market discovery | Niche finder and ad analysis to spot opportunities | Shop Explorer with filters for category, location, sales, and shop age |
| Listing SEO analysis | Listing optimizer with keyword suggestions and one-click sync to Etsy | 0-to-100 completion score with a specific issue breakdown per listing |
| Listing issue detection | Flags optimization gaps on a listing | Full issue breakdown per listing: tags, descriptions, alt text, photos, policies |
| One-click AI optimizer | Listing optimizer suggests changes and syncs to Etsy | One-click AI optimizer applies fixes in a single click, tied to the 0-to-100 completion score |
| Bulk editing | One-click listing optimization; no true mass bulk edit across many listings | Bulk-edit titles, tags, descriptions, and pricing across hundreds of listings at once |
| Bulk create | Not a core feature | Create multiple listings from image folders |
| Listing scheduler | Not a core feature | Auto-publish listings at a date and time you choose |
| Templates, snippets, variation profiles | Not a core feature | Included |
| Competitor research | Shop analyzer and competitor tracking across a large shop database | Shop Explorer and Shop Tracker with filters |
| Profit and revenue tracking | Fee calculator; limited profit tracking | Tracks orders, units sold, average order value, profit margin, break-even ratio, and TACoS |
| Performance monitoring | Product and shop data tracking over time | Views, visits, and conversion tracking, broken down by country |
| Review tools | AI review analysis and follow-up review reminders by email | Free review analyzer tool; issue detection flags low ratings |
| AI listing help | AI title and description generator, mockups | AI Helper for titles and descriptions, one-click alt text |
| Image tools | AI image background editor, mockup generator | AI photo generator to create listing images, plus image upscaler and photo editor |
| Promotion | Ad analysis for research | AI pin generator that builds Pinterest pins from a listing’s images and auto-schedules them |
| Multi-shop and team access | Multiple bound shops and a team plan, scaling by tier | One login across shops, plus team access without password sharing |
| Browser extension | Yes | Analyzes any listing and the whole search page (estimated monthly sales and revenue, median price, price and age spread, top tags), saves listings to an idea board, saves keywords, and tracks shops without leaving Etsy |
| Free plan | Yes, with daily search limits | Yes, connect a real shop and run a full listing-quality analysis |
The table shows the shape of the difference. The next three sections are where it actually matters.
Three differences that decide it
1. Research database: reach vs. read
This is EtsyHunt’s home turf, and it is genuinely strong. EtsyHunt is built on a large database of Etsy products, shops, and keywords, plus Amazon Handmade. You can search best-sellers, study a niche, track competitors, and pull keyword data with real search numbers behind it. If you are still deciding what to sell or want to size up a market before you commit, that breadth is useful and hard to match at the price.
Listadum takes the opposite approach: go deep on your own Etsy shop and the keywords that move it. Its Keyword Explorer scores demand against competition and shows the result with color cues, green for openings worth chasing, red for crowded terms. You get a faster read on whether a keyword is worth your time, without interpreting raw numbers yourself. Its Shop Explorer still lets you study other shops when you need to.
So it comes down to how you work. If you research the whole market before you build, EtsyHunt’s database wins. If you are focused on your own Etsy shop and want to move quickly from “is this keyword good” to “this keyword is in my listing,” Listadum’s color-coded read gets you there faster.
2. Bulk editing: research you can act on
This is the difference most sellers feel within a week.
EtsyHunt is built to help you research and optimize. It suggests keywords, generates titles and descriptions, and can sync a change to a listing with one click. That is handy per listing. What it does not do is true mass bulk editing: reprice, retag, or rewrite descriptions across many listings in one action. For a shop with 200 listings, a single round of tag updates still means working through them one at a time.
Listadum is built to close that gap. You can bulk-edit titles, tags, descriptions, and pricing across hundreds of listings at once. Templates, snippets, and variation profiles keep new listings consistent, and a listing scheduler publishes them when you choose. The research and the change happen in the same tool, instead of in two.
If your shop is small and slow-moving, EtsyHunt’s per-listing workflow may never bother you. If you are actively growing, this is the line between a tool that advises and a tool that helps you ship the work.
3. Beyond research: scores and profit
EtsyHunt flags optimization gaps on a listing and gives you a fee calculator to check margins. Listadum runs wider, turning those one-off checks into an ongoing score and live numbers.
Every listing gets a completion score from 0 to 100, with a breakdown of exactly what is dragging it down: missing tags, a thin description, no alt text, too few photos. You are not guessing at “good SEO”; you are working a checklist. On the money side, Listadum tracks orders, units sold, average order value, profit margin, break-even ratio, and TACoS, so you can see which listings to double down on and which are quietly losing money.
The score also drives the work. Listadum’s one-click AI optimizer applies the recommended fixes in a single click, and you watch the completion score climb as it does. EtsyHunt has AI listing help too, including its own optimizer that suggests changes and syncs them to Etsy. The difference is that Listadum ties its one-click optimizer directly to the 0-to-100 score, so the number you are trying to raise and the button that raises it sit in the same place.
Where EtsyHunt’s tools are research aids you run on demand, Listadum’s scores and profit numbers are tied to your live shop and update as you sell.
In the browser extension: EtsyHunt vs Listadum
Both tools have a Chrome extension you can run while you browse Etsy, so this is worth comparing on its own.
EtsyHunt’s extension surfaces its product and keyword data on the Etsy listings and searches you browse.
Listadum’s extension does more than read a single listing. On one listing it shows the SEO score, every tag, and the listing’s views, favorites, and age, with one click to save the listing to an idea board or track the shop.
On a whole search results page, Listadum’s extension runs a full analysis: estimated monthly sales and revenue, median price, the price and age spread across the page, and the most-used tags. The same browsing session doubles as market research.
Pricing: EtsyHunt vs Listadum
EtsyHunt’s entry price is lower, and that is worth saying plainly. The two tools are not priced like-for-like because they are not the same product. Here is the side-by-side. EtsyHunt lists its plans on a live pricing page that our third-party sources report differently, so confirm current EtsyHunt prices on ehunt.ai/pricing before you publish or decide.
| EtsyHunt | Listadum | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes, with daily search limits (about 5 to 10 searches a day) and limited data | Yes, connects your real shop with full listing-quality analysis |
| Entry paid tier | Basic, low-cost (reported around $3.99 to $9.99/mo; verify at publish) | Starter, $15/mo ($120/yr) |
| Mid tier | Pro, about $19.99/mo (roughly $16/mo billed yearly; verify at publish) | Growth, $30/mo ($240/yr) |
| Top tier | Team or Elite tier, higher monthly price (verify at publish) | Growth plus optional API Access add-on |
| What you pay for | Research database, keyword data, listing optimization, review tools | Research plus bulk editing, optimization scoring, and profit tracking |
The honest read: if all you need is a research database and keyword data, EtsyHunt is the cheaper way to get it. If you want research plus the tools to act on it and the tracking to measure it, Listadum’s Starter plan covers the whole workflow in one subscription.
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Choose EtsyHunt if…
- Your main need is product and keyword research, and you want a large database to mine for best-sellers and niches.
- You are still deciding what to sell, or you also research Amazon Handmade.
- You want a Chrome extension that shows sales and shop data while you browse Etsy.
- You are comfortable optimizing listings one at a time.
- You want the lowest entry price and mainly need research.
Choose Listadum if…
- You want to act on the data: bulk-edit titles, tags, descriptions, and pricing across hundreds of listings at once.
- You want a 0-to-100 score per listing with the exact issues to fix, and a one-click AI optimizer that applies those fixes for you.
- You want profit, revenue, and performance tracking alongside your SEO.
- You run more than one shop, or work with a VA or team.
- You want to try it on your real Etsy shop, free, before paying anything.
Weighing it against the wider field? See our EtsyHunt alternative page for the short version.
What sellers say
A comparison reads fairer when you hear from both sides. Listadum is rated 4.8 out of 5 by Etsy sellers, and EtsyHunt has a following of its own. Here is what users of each tool say.
Listadum users
“I’ve used a handful of tools over the years to help me manage my Etsy shop, and they’ve all been good at one thing. Listadum does it all and I’m still finding new things it can do.”
Tyler, TJLGallery“Makes editing and updating tags so easy, especially when checking out current and upcoming trends. After using Listadum, I have cancelled my subscriptions to all other related Etsy supporting services because this one meets all of my needs.”
twisted goods, shoptwistedgoods“Super helpful with determining keyword strength, and the bulk edit is a huge time saver.”
Jaclyn P., JaclynPerroneArt“Listadum was a definite game changer for my Etsy, seeing 3x returns after updating SEO with relevant tags evaluated by the keyword tool.”
Clover, CloverChi
EtsyHunt users
“The EtsyHunt features packed into the Chrome extension, along with the low price, make this a great tool to replace or work alongside eRank.”
Chris M. Jackson, Etsy seller“EtsyHunt is a great analysis tool on a budget.”
Karlyn B., Self-employed, Luxury Goods“A great tool to enhance your Etsy shop visibility.”
Malary S., Small business owner
Listadum quotes are from the Wall of Love. EtsyHunt quotes are from EtsyHunt’s own site and verified Capterra reviews (EtsyHunt is rated 4.2 out of 5 across 9 Capterra reviews as of August 2026). Both companies publish their own reviews, so each block shows its tool at its best. If stronger independent reviews surface on G2 or Trustpilot, swap them in.
Frequently asked questions
Is Listadum better than EtsyHunt?
It depends on the job. Listadum is better for optimizing and managing listings, because it adds bulk editing, completion scoring, and profit tracking. EtsyHunt is better for large-scale product and keyword research. For most Etsy sellers who want to act on insights rather than just collect them, Listadum is the stronger all-around fit.
What is the main difference between EtsyHunt and Listadum?
EtsyHunt is a product-research database and keyword tool. Listadum is a full Etsy shop manager that includes keyword research and then adds bulk editing, optimization scoring, and performance tracking. EtsyHunt helps you decide what to sell and how to word it; Listadum also helps you make the changes across your whole shop.
Is EtsyHunt cheaper than Listadum?
EtsyHunt’s entry tier is cheaper. Its paid plans start low, while Listadum’s Starter plan is $15 per month. They are not the same product, though, so compare what each price buys. EtsyHunt’s price covers research; Listadum’s covers research plus bulk editing and tracking. Both offer a genuine free plan, so you can test either before paying. Confirm EtsyHunt’s current prices on its site, since its published tiers change.
Does Listadum have a free plan?
Yes. You can connect your Etsy shop and run a full listing-quality analysis at no cost, with no credit card. It is a real free plan, not a time-limited trial.
Does EtsyHunt have a free plan?
Yes. EtsyHunt’s free plan gives you a small number of product, shop, and keyword searches per day with limited data, plus access to its Chrome extension. It is enough to try the database before you pay.
Do both EtsyHunt and Listadum have AI listing tools?
Yes. Both offer AI help for titles and descriptions and AI image tools. EtsyHunt has an AI listing optimizer that suggests changes and syncs them to Etsy. Listadum’s one-click AI optimizer applies the fixes in a single click and ties them to its 0-to-100 completion score, so you can see the score rise as the listing improves.
Can Listadum bulk edit Etsy listings?
Yes. You can update tags, titles, descriptions, and pricing across hundreds of listings at once. EtsyHunt can optimize and sync one listing at a time, but it does not offer true mass bulk editing.
Does EtsyHunt research Amazon Handmade too?
Yes. EtsyHunt’s higher tiers include Amazon Handmade data alongside Etsy, which is useful if you sell or plan to sell on both. Listadum is Etsy-focused and does not cover other marketplaces.
Can I switch from EtsyHunt to Listadum easily?
Yes. You connect your Etsy shop and Listadum syncs with it daily. There is nothing to migrate and no data to export and re-import.
Does Listadum work for brand-new Etsy sellers?
Yes. The free plan plus a personalized “Start here” set of recommendations is built for new shops, so you get a clear first-week checklist instead of a blank dashboard.
Does Listadum have a Chrome extension?
Yes. Both EtsyHunt and Listadum offer a browser extension for quick listing and shop analysis while you work.
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Written by Neha Chandelier, Co-founder of Listadum, selling on Etsy since 2020. She writes about Etsy tips and tricks, how to sell on Etsy, and growing a handmade shop.
Last updated: August 2026. We refresh this comparison quarterly and re-verify both tools’ pricing and features at each update.