SellerSeasons tells you which Etsy niches are worth designing for right now — based on timing, not guesswork.
Today's open windows and the whole dated year. Nothing is held back behind a trial — you only pay when you want your own shop data in the loop.
Peak buying starts mid-October. Six weeks of listing runway left.
START 04 AUG · PUBLISH BY 20 SEP
Gift-framed designs list well through October.
PUBLISH BY 12 OCT
Evergreen niche, spiking on National Dog Day.
PEAKS 26 AUG
Sixty-eight niches with the week demand starts climbing, the week it peaks, and the week it's too late to list. Plan a quarter out, or just take today's three.
Open the calendar →The calendar tells you what the season wants. Double Down tells you what your buyers already want more of.
New Job
Same deadpan-animal format, caption swapped to “off to adult” for a raccoon starting a new job.
Same niche
A cat in a veil instead of a frog, same dry caption underneath.
Double Down reads the listings that already sell in your shop — the image, the title, the real sales velocity — and hands back two concrete tracks: niches to re-skin the same design for, and new variations inside the niche it already wins in.
The analysis sellers do by hand on a Sunday, done before you finish your coffee.
One authorization screen on Etsy's side. Disconnect whenever you like.
Two years of orders read for you, so every listing with sales lands in velocity order.
Two concrete tracks per winner: niches to take the design into, variations to add inside it.
The calendar stays free. Pro brings your own shop data into the loop.
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Yes. Today's open windows and the full 12-month calendar stay free, with no card. Pro adds your own shop data.
It reads a listing of yours that already sells and lays out two ways to scale it: niches to re-skin the same design for, and new design variations inside the niche it already wins in.
Not for the calendar — it only ever looks at today's date. Double Down uses Etsy's own authorization screen to read your listings and order history, and you can disconnect at any time.
Every niche carries a recurrence rule rather than a fixed date, so windows recompute from today on every load and nothing goes stale.
No. The examples lean apparel because that's where most print-on-demand sellers start, but the niches and the advice generalize across product types.
Today's windows are already computed. Reading this page took longer than finding your next design.
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