Catalogue data, every week
57,707 active products, their costs and what each sale leaves. We publish what the numbers say so you pick products with evidence, not intuition.
This weekWhat to sell: reading 57,707 products
The catalogue in numbers: 57,707 products analysed, an average cost of €56.56 and five cost bands, read as a starting point, not a demand forecast.
- The 18,319 products under €10
18,319 catalogue products cost under €10: 7,232 up to €5 and 11,087 from €5 to €10, plus what a fixed €2.50 fee does to a €10 sale.
- Ten categories, 30,643 products
The ten largest categories hold 30,643 of 57,707 products, or 53.1%, and they are not the cheapest part of the catalogue. The counts, category by category.
- Average cost by category, from €10.23 to €264.74
Bath and personal hygiene costs €10.23 on average, hair care €22.42 and data storage €264.74, against a catalogue average of €56.56. What the gaps mean.
- What is left from a €30 sale
A €30 order with Kairosfy: the plan fee, the shipping of each route and payment method, and what remains once the product cost is subtracted too.
- Three pricing mistakes the numbers expose
Three pricing mistakes the catalogue numbers expose: pricing from the average, one price for every route and fixed fees on small tickets.
- Choosing a niche with the catalogue numbers
Three filters for picking a niche from the catalogue: product count, share of items under €10 and average cost, applied to hardware, data storage and shoes.
- How we read the catalogue
The method behind the Observatory articles: which catalogue figures we publish, how the sums are checked, and what the numbers deliberately do not claim.
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