Rankings let you filter and rank across countries and regions. For placing entities directly side by side across multiple metrics over time, Analyze & Compare is the right tool. Both work well together depending on whether you need a ranked overview or a detailed head-to-head comparison.

Rankings is the primary tool for this. Filter by country, region, category, revenue range, AOV, payment provider, shipping provider, cross-border activity and retailer type to get a ranked list of exactly the accounts that match your criteria.

GMV is the primary ranking metric because it makes retailers comparable regardless of how they operate. E-commerce businesses run on fundamentally different models: some sell exclusively through their own channels (1P), others operate hybrid models, and others rely primarily on third-party sellers (3P). GMV creates a consistent basis across all of them. Our team is happy to walk you through the methodology in detail in a demo.

Select your scope — country, region or product category — set your filters and get a ranked list of retailers or markets that match your criteria. Results can be exported in XLS format and saved for recurring use. You can switch between ranking retailers, stores and companies depending on the level of analysis you need.

Rankings is the right tool here. Filter by total GMV to see dominant players, or switch to YoY growth to surface retailers gaining momentum fastest. You can combine both to find players that are large and growing, or specifically look for smaller retailers with high growth not yet on everyone's radar. From there, take your set into Analyze & Compare for a deeper look.

Rankings let you filter by country, region, product category, revenue range, AOV, retailer type, shipping and payment providers, and cross-border activity. The result is a ranked view of exactly the market slice you need. From there you can export results or open your selection directly in Analyze & Compare.