// NIJITECH PRODUCT · AMAZON ANALYSIS
Amz Calculus
See which product will work on Amazon US before you commit.
For companies producing and selling in Türkiye, Amz Calculus scans your product catalogue and scores which products will succeed on Amazon US by analysing demand, competition and margin. Data, not guesswork.
Amz Calculus is a product selection and profitability analysis tool for Amazon. It scans the catalogue of companies producing and selling in Türkiye and scores which products will succeed in the Amazon US market by analysing demand, competition and margin data. The data behind every score is visible.
Catalogue scan and success-score engine — the demo where the product proves itself
Catalogue · sorted by score
- Home & Kitchen
Ceramic coffee mug set
US success score0 - Kitchen
Bamboo cutting board
US success score0 - Personal care
Olive oil soap (pack of 12)
US success score0 - Textiles
Cotton peshtemal towel
US success score0 - Kitchen
Handmade copper coffee pot
US success score0 - Home
Lavender room diffuser
US success score0 - Cosmetics
Natural clay face mask
US success score0 - Food
Dried figs (1kg pack)
US success score0 - Textiles
Linen tablecloth
US success score0 - Food
Pomegranate molasses
US success score0
Demand × Competition · opportunity zone
Highest potential
01 — HOW IT WORKS
The niji core pipeline: scan, score, rank, decide.
Scan
Scans your catalogue and the Amazon US market together, matching products, categories and competitors.
Every one of these steps runs on the same backbone: the niji core pipeline →
Score
Models demand, competitive density and margin, and gives each product a 0–100 US success score.
Rank
Ranks products by potential and lifts the winners in the opportunity zone to the top.
Decide
Recommends what to sell, when and at what price — with an explainable rationale.
02 — FEATURES
From catalogue to decision, in one flow.
Demand forecast
Predicts product demand from search volume and trend signals.
Competitive density
Measures listing count, review strength and saturation together.
Margin & cost model
Subtracts product, shipping, FBA and commission costs to calculate net margin.
Keyword opportunities
Finds search terms with high demand and low competition.
Seasonality analysis
Works out how demand moves through the year and where the peak months are.
Market-gap detection
Demand present, supply weak — flags the niches nobody has filled.
US success score
Reduces every signal to a single 0–100 score so products can be compared.
Explainable rationale
Every score is shown with the data and the reasons behind it.
Data processing region
With an on-premise deployment the data stays inside your own infrastructure and does not leave it. In cloud use, processing takes place in the US and EU regions; KVKK Art. 9 safeguards apply to cross-border transfers. The full list of sub-processors is in Exhibit C of the Data Processing Addendum.
03 — TRUST & COMPLIANCE
The enterprise trust layer, on by default.
Measurement summary
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What people ask about Amz Calculus.
How is the US success score calculated?
Amz Calculus gives each product a US success score from 0 to 100. The score comes from evaluating demand forecast, competitive density and the margin–cost model together.
Which data is analysed?
Demand forecast, competitive density, the margin and cost model, keyword opportunities, seasonality and market-gap analysis are used together.
Can you see the reasoning behind a score?
Yes. Every score comes with an explainable rationale — you can see which data pulled it up or down. The decision then rests on a traceable analysis rather than a guess.
Is seasonality taken into account?
Yes, seasonality analysis is one of the components of the score. Demand that rises in particular periods of the year is reflected in the product’s overall assessment.
What is market-gap detection for?
It points to product groups where demand exists but competition is relatively weak. These are the areas with the highest chance of success for a seller entering the market.
Who is Amz Calculus for?
It is designed for companies producing and selling in Türkiye that are considering opening their catalogue to the Amazon US market. Your existing catalogue is scanned and scored to show which products to start with.
Why is there a score specific to the US market?
A product selling in Türkiye does not mean it will sell in the US: competitive density, price bands, shipping costs and seasonality all behave differently. The score computes those differences against one market — “a good product in general” is not a category the marketplace recognises.
Does it give a decision or a recommendation?
A recommendation. It produces scores and forecasts; the decision stays with you. The product exists to lower the cost of entering the wrong product, which is higher than the cost of the analysis.
Is it used together with AMZAIPlus?
The two cover both ends of marketplace operations: Amz Calculus handles the product decision before you sell, AMZAIPlus the price and visibility while you sell. They can also be used separately.
For more, see the general FAQ · for terminology, the glossary
04 — GET STARTED
Let us enter the US with the right product.
Let us connect your catalogue to Amz Calculus and see, with data, which products will work on Amazon US within days.
Talk to the team →