Marketplace Radar

How each number is computed

Every figure on this site comes from one of the definitions below. Figures are rounded to two digits on purpose.

What you are looking at

We scan 20 marketplaces (last update 14 November 2026) and track about 560k listings. This site shows only the leaders: 318 listings across 44 short lists today. A listing has a page only while it is on a list.

Each list holds at most 25 listings. There is no search and no full catalogue here.

Definitions

List or markWhat it isGuard against noise
Biggest winnersValue today minus the value at the start of the window.On an all-time counter a fall means the counter was reset, and the listing is left out. If the first day of the window is missing, the nearest earlier day within 3 days is used; a listing seen on none of them is left out.
Fastest growingThe change divided by the starting value.The starting value must be at least the marketplace's median and at least 20 (100 for WordPress), so a jump from 2 to 6 does not top the list. New listings are left out.
AcceleratingThe change in the last 7 days minus the change in the 7 days before.Needs 14 days of history.
Rank moversPlaces climbed in the marketplace's ranking by its measure.Only listings present on both days are ranked, and a mover must end in the top 1,000.
BreakoutsListings first seen under 30 days ago, ranked by where they stand today.Only on marketplaces we read in full. Where we read a top list, a first sighting is not a launch.
Size leaguesSmall, mid-size and large, by the listing's size within its marketplace.The cuts are the median and the 90th percentile of the marketplace's upper half. They are fixed for each month.
Free and paidFrom the marketplace's price or pricing field.Marketplaces with neither show no split.
Where the money goesPaid listings ranked by the change times the listed price.The product is never shown. The list shows the change and a band: low, medium or high within the marketplace.
Top moversEvery marketplace's fastest grower, ordered by growth rate, then every second fastest, and so on.Users, installs, downloads and reviews cannot be compared as counts, so marketplaces are compared by rank and growth rate only.
Trend lineThe listing's last 90 days, scaled so its lowest day is the bottom and its highest the top.It shows shape, not counts.
ArrowsWhether a listing is higher or lower on the list than the day before, or new to it.

Topics

How marketplaces with different labels are compared. See Trends.

TermWhat it isGuard against noise
TopicA need that listings on different marketplaces serve. A listing is in a topic when one of its marketplace tags, or a word or pair of words in its name, belongs to the topic.A curated list assigns the terms. A language model files the common terms the list does not cover, and may decide a term means nothing. Its decisions are kept, so a topic does not change from day to day.
Topic growthOn one marketplace: the summed change of the topic's listings over their summed starting value.Needs 5 listings on that marketplace. Listings whose numbers look manufactured are left out.
Growth scoreWhere the topic's growth stands among the topics of each marketplace, from 0 to 100, averaged over the marketplaces that have it.Needs 2 marketplaces. Counts from different marketplaces are never added together.
Rising onOn how many of those marketplaces the topic outgrew three quarters of the topics there.
SupplyHow many listings the topic has against the other topics of each marketplace: thin, moderate or crowded.
Demand ahead of supplyThe growth score divided by supply.The growth score must be at least 50.
Where sellers are piling inListings first seen in the last 7 days against the weekly average of up to 8 earlier weeks.At least 5 new listings and 1.5 times the usual. Only on marketplaces we read in full, and needs 3 weeks of history.
Topic pagesWhere the topic stands on each marketplace, and each marketplace's fastest grower in it in turn.A topic has a page only while it is on one of the topic lists.

Marketplaces and coverage

Each marketplace has one demand measure. Every list for it is computed on that measure.

MarketplaceMeasureWhat we readListingsScannedHistory for
Apify StoreUsers in the last 30 days. The marketplace reports users in the last 7, 30 and 90 days itself.about 87% of the catalogue, daily100k14 November 2026not yet
ZapierZap usage. An all-time counter. Change is today minus the start of the window.the whole catalogue, daily11k14 November 2026not yet
n8n templatesViews. An all-time counter. Change is today minus the start of the window.the whole catalogue, daily14k14 November 2026not yet
ClawHubDownloads. An all-time counter. Change is today minus the start of the window.the whole catalogue, daily86k14 November 2026not yet
Hugging FaceDownloads in the last 30 days. A current level. Change is today minus the start of the window, and it can fall.the top 20,000 models by downloads and the trending ones, daily21k14 November 2026not yet
Dify MarketplaceInstalls. An all-time counter. Change is today minus the start of the window.the whole catalogue, daily1k14 November 2026not yet
ComfyUI RegistryDownloads. An all-time counter. Change is today minus the start of the window.the whole catalogue, daily6.5k14 November 2026not yet
SmitheryConnections. An all-time counter. Change is today minus the start of the window.the 500 or so most used servers, daily26014 November 2026not yet
VS Code MarketplaceInstalls. An all-time counter. Change is today minus the start of the window.the whole catalogue, daily120k14 November 2026not yet
Open VSXDownloads. An all-time counter. Change is today minus the start of the window.the top 10,000 extensions by downloads, daily10k14 November 2026not yet
JetBrains MarketplaceDownloads. An all-time counter. Change is today minus the start of the window.the top 10,000 plugins by downloads, daily10k14 November 2026not yet
Raycast StoreDownloads. An all-time counter. Change is today minus the start of the window.the whole catalogue, daily3.6k14 November 2026not yet
Obsidian pluginsDownloads. An all-time counter. Change is today minus the start of the window.the whole catalogue, daily10k14 November 2026not yet
WordPress pluginsActive installs. A current level. Change is today minus the start of the window, and it can fall.the whole catalogue, daily57k14 November 2026not yet
Shopify App StoreReviews. A current level. Change is today minus the start of the window, and it can fall.the whole catalogue, every 7 days26k12 November 2026not yet
Firefox Add-onsDaily users. A current level. Change is today minus the start of the window, and it can fall.the 5,000 most used extensions, daily5k14 November 2026not yet
Microsoft marketplaceRatings. A current level. Change is today minus the start of the window, and it can fall.about 69% of the catalogue, daily59k14 November 2026not yet
Atlassian MarketplaceInstalls. An all-time counter. Change is today minus the start of the window.the whole catalogue, daily8.9k14 November 2026not yet
AppSumoReviews. A current level. Change is today minus the start of the window, and it can fall.the whole catalogue, daily41014 November 2026not yet
Gumroad DiscoverRatings. A current level. Change is today minus the start of the window, and it can fall.the first 3,600 products of Discover, daily3.6k14 November 2026not yet

Apify is computed differently

Apify reports each actor's users in the last 7, 30 and 90 days, so its lists work from a single scan:

  • Biggest winners is the users in the window.
  • Fastest growing is the pace against the actor's own 90-day average. There is no 90-day list.
  • A breakout is an actor whose 90-day users mostly arrived in the last 30 days.
  • Actors whose numbers look manufactured are kept off every list: several actors of one seller showing almost exactly the same users.

What we do not know

  • Revenue. No marketplace publishes it, and only a few publish a price.
  • History before 12 November 2026, when our daily scans began. Until mid-December most lists rest on a few weeks of data.
  • Listings outside what we read. Where the table above says a top list or a share of the catalogue, the rest is not tracked.
  • Whether a topic is drawn right. Topics are built from tags and names, so a listing can be filed under a topic it only mentions, and a model's judgement of a term can be wrong.
  • Whether a count is honest. Inflated usage exists on these marketplaces, and our check catches only one pattern of it.
  • Review and rating counts move slowly, so marketplaces measured by them show weaker signals.