Ecomtent generates product listing content, images and A+ Content for Amazon, Walmart and eBay sellers, publishing in bulk across a catalogue. What decides whether it suits you is the size of your catalogue and the marketplaces you sell on, since pricing rises with SKU count and it publishes straight to Amazon, Walmart, eBay and other marketplaces.
What is Ecomtent?
Ecomtent is a listing-content platform made by Ecomtent, founded in 2017 and based in Canada. It generates copy and imagery for Amazon, Walmart and eBay listings, and it does not have a listing on the Shopify App Store.
What Ecomtent writes
Ecomtent generates listing content in bulk, shaped for each marketplace: eBay listing templates, and Amazon and Walmart titles, bullet points and descriptions. For Amazon it writes keyword-rich, COSMO-optimized copy aimed at Amazon's Rufus shopping assistant. Content can be written in a brand's own voice and in any language.
Alongside copy, Ecomtent generates lifestyle images, infographics and A+ Content imagery. Finished content publishes directly to Amazon, Walmart and eBay, or to a PIM or DAM system, and the Retailer plan can export content by CSV. There is no review or approval step before publishing, and no plagiarism or duplicate-content check.
Integrations and setup
Ecomtent works with Amazon Seller and Vendor accounts, Walmart and eBay. The Agency and Retailer plans include a dedicated customer success manager for onboarding.
Ecomtent pricing: what each plan gives
The Seller/Vendor plan costs $599 a month ($450 a month billed yearly) and gives unlimited listing content for 25 SKUs a month, access for up to three seats and one Seller/Vendor account. Agency costs $1,599 a month ($1,200 a month billed yearly) for 100 SKUs a month, and Retailer costs $5,999 a month ($4,500 a month billed yearly) for 1,000 SKUs a month. Price rises with the number of SKUs generated each month. There is no free plan and no free trial. There is no setup fee, and monthly billing can be cancelled anytime.
Privacy and security
Ecomtent may use aggregated data drawn from generated output to improve its service. Support runs through email.
Who Ecomtent suits
Ecomtent suits Amazon, Walmart and eBay sellers with a large catalogue who want bulk listing copy and imagery generated and published in one pass, in their own brand voice and in more than one language.
It suits less well a merchant who wants a Shopify app, since Ecomtent has no Shopify App Store listing, and anyone who wants a review step before content is published.
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How Ecomtent compares
Ecomtent scores 4.2 out of 10 among the AI product listing writers we rate. These two do the same job and are the closest to it, compared on what each vendor publishes.
Describely
Ecomtent runs a flat $599 a month with no free plan or trial; Describely charges a per-product rate and has a free plan to start on. Ecomtent shapes copy for named marketplaces, which Describely does not, but Describely gives you a review screen before anything goes live and has a Shopify App Store listing that Ecomtent lacks.
Pick Describely if you want a free plan and a review screen before publishing.
Pick Ecomtent if you sell on marketplaces and don't need a review step.
Hypotenuse AI
Ecomtent runs a flat $599 a month; Hypotenuse AI publishes no price and requires a custom contract instead. Both shape copy for named marketplaces, but Hypotenuse AI gives you a review screen before anything goes live and Ecomtent does not. Hypotenuse AI is also SOC 2 certified and does not train its AI on your store data, while Ecomtent does.
Pick Hypotenuse AI if you want a review screen, SOC 2 compliance and no AI training.
Pick Ecomtent if you want a flat monthly price instead of a custom contract.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Ecomtent cost?
The cheapest plan, Seller/Vendor, costs $599 a month ($450 a month billed yearly) for 25 SKUs a month. Agency and Retailer cost more and allow more SKUs a month. There is no free plan.
Which platforms does Ecomtent work with?
Ecomtent publishes to Amazon Seller and Vendor accounts, Walmart and eBay.
Does Ecomtent optimize copy for Amazon's Rufus?
Yes. It writes keyword-rich, COSMO-optimized copy aimed at Amazon's Rufus shopping assistant.
Does Ecomtent train on customer data?
Ecomtent may use aggregated data drawn from generated output to improve its service.
