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Sellics (now Perpetua): what happened and alternatives

Amazon analytics and advertising platform for brands and agencies. Provides benchmarking, ad optimization, and content analytics in a unified dashboard.

Status checked 13 October 2026 6 min read Analytics

Status, checked 13 October 2026: now part of Perpetua

sellics.com now redirects to perpetua.io, and Perpetua's site carries a page titled "Sellics joins forces with Perpetua". The Sellics product and pricing described below are no longer sold under the Sellics name. The road there: Ascential bought Berlin-based Sellics in April 2022 and folded it into Perpetua, which it had bought in 2021, to push Perpetua into Europe; Omnicom then acquired Ascential's digital commerce business, Flywheel, Perpetua included, in January 2024.

Related reviews: Perpetua, SellerBoard.

All tools whose status changed: Amazon seller tools that shut down, merged or changed owner.

7.3 / 10

BagEngine Score: 7.3/10

Based on feature depth, pricing fairness, UI quality, customer support, and seller community feedback. Sellics is best for established brands managing multiple ASINs who need competitive benchmarking, content scoring, and advertising analytics in one view.

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Sellics Pricing (2026)

Perpetua Essentials
$695/mo
Up to $10K monthly ad spend
Perpetua Premium
Quote
Over $500K monthly ad spend

Sellics is now Perpetua; no trial shown, demo on request. Prices checked 13 October 2026 on the vendor's pricing page.

Key Features

  • Market benchmarking against category averages
  • Advertising analytics with ACOS and TACoS tracking
  • Content and SEO scoring for listings
  • Share of voice analysis for brand monitoring
  • Custom reporting with scheduled exports

Pros

  • Excellent benchmarking against market averages
  • Strong brand analytics perspective
  • Good for agencies managing multiple brands

Cons

  • Expensive starting price point
  • Transitioning to Perpetua has caused confusion
  • Not suitable for new or small sellers

Best For

Established brands managing multiple ASINs who need competitive benchmarking, content scoring, and advertising analytics in one view.

Not Ideal For

Sellers who need a simple, low-cost solution or are just starting with fewer than 10 products. Also not ideal if you already use a full-suite platform that covers Analytics functionality.

Sellics vs. Alternatives

Tool Category Starting Price Free Trial BagEngine Score
Sellics Analytics $695/mo Sold as Perpetua now: no free trial shown; demo on request. 7.3/10
Perpetua PPC $695/mo No free trial; demo on request. 8.2/10
SellerBoard Analytics $19/mo 1-month free trial, no credit card required. 8.3/10
DataHawk Analytics Quote No free trial; demo on request. 7.7/10

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Sellics worth it in 2026?
Sellics scores 7.3/10 on the BagEngine Score, which weighs feature depth, pricing fairness, UI quality, customer support and seller community feedback. It is best suited for established brands managing multiple ASINs who need competitive benchmarking, content scoring, and advertising analytics in one view. If that matches your seller profile, the investment typically pays for itself within 2-3 months through time savings and better decision-making.
Does Sellics offer a free trial?
Sellics is now Perpetua; no trial shown, demo on request.
What are the best alternatives to Sellics?
The top 3 alternatives to Sellics are Perpetua, SellerBoard, DataHawk. Each has different strengths depending on your selling volume and business model.
How much does Sellics cost per month?
Sellics is now sold as Perpetua, which starts at $695/mo for Essentials; Growth adds a percentage of ad spend and Premium is custom priced.

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