ScalingEcommerce is unfair. Their winning ads, creatives and products, in the assistant you already use.
Their ads, catalogue, social and traffic. Ask your Claude or ChatGPT; every figure comes back dated.
#1 · Swim Top
#2 · Dress
#3 · Dress
Scaling
Scaling = a creative at least 14 days old that got ≥ 2 new copies in the last 14 days. What they did, not how it performed.

What's actually selling for them — and running out?
Their #1 is on about $33.7K for the first half of September, estimated; one of their top three has sold through every size since Sep 24. Revenue predicted from their catalogue, prices and ads; stock read off their store.

Which ads are they scaling right now?
10 creatives — and on Sep 10 they launched new copies of 10 of them in one day. A brand adds copies of what it wants more of; that's the signal, not their spend.

Which of their posts actually broke out — and what did it do?
Every post against its own usual, the breakouts lit, and their followers over the readings after each. What followed a post, not proof it caused it.

When this competitor was my size, what did they do?
At your size they made four moves in six months — a first Meta push of fourteen try-on videos, a creator collab, mix-and-match sets, then an eighteen-piece resort range — and visits went from 75K to 117K (est.) over that stretch. Example values; what followed each move, not proof it caused it.
One swimwear brand you compete with, unnamed. Sales are estimates (Sep 1–14); stock is their store read on 8 days, Aug 20 – Sep 25; ad states are what they did, never results. Competitor analysis: example values on relative months, aligned by size, not date.
Get your competitors' winning products.
Estimated revenue for any Shopify store, and for every product in it.
| # | Product | Sales · Aug est ↓ | Orders est × price | Price · stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | $78.9K | 631 × $125 | Steady11/13 sizes | |
| 02 | $38.8K | 310 × $125 | Steady7/13 sizes | |
| 03 | $25.6K | 205 × $125 | Steady6/13 sizes | |
| 04 | $19.0K | 152 × $125 | Steady5/13 sizes | |
| 05 | $15.2K | 121 × $125 | Steady5/13 sizes | |
| 06 | $12.6K | 101 × $125 | Steady | |
| 07 | $10.7K | 86 × $125 | Steady9/11 sizes | |
| 08 | $9.3K | 75 × $125 | Steady6/13 sizes | |
| 09 | $8.3K | 66 × $125 | Steady5/11 sizes | |
| 10 | $7.4K | 60 × $125 | Steady |
Get your competitors' winning ads.
Watch their ads stop, one by one. Winning means the few they keep running, keep remaking and keep reusing — performance is never published. When they make a new version, you watch it land.
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CPM climbs while CTR flattens — the creative has tired.






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- Every ad they run on Meta
- Catalogue, prices and social accounts
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- Your store plus 5 rivals
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- Every ad they run on Meta
- Catalogue, prices and social accounts
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Get your competitors' winning creatives.
The follower panel from the app. One at a time, the posts that most beat their own usual lift out beside the chart, tied to the week they went up, while the two weeks after light up on the line.
+12,000 · +3.0% since Oct 6 · Axis fitted to the readings, not from zero · the tint after a post runs to the second weekly reading after it
1× = each item’s own usual · stems up above it, down below · accent: ≥ 2×
Usual (median) · 10.3K views over 343 posts · 104 of 343 posts at 2× or more, the 6 strongest marked