Sellura vs EtsyHunt (Now eHunt): Which Fits How You Work?
Von Oleksandr Shaniuk · Gründer von Sellura · Aktualisiert 2. September 2026
First, a naming note, because it trips up every comparison search: eHunt (formerly EtsyHunt) is one product under two names. Re-checked on 2 September 2026, etsyhunt.com returns a 301 redirect straight to ehunt.ai. It's known for one of the largest Etsy research databases around (the site claims 71+ million product listings and 14 million tags), plus a keyword tool, top-seller shop analysis, ads analysis, competitor tracking and a free rank-tracking Chrome extension.
This comparison is closer than most on our site, and we'll say so plainly: unlike the pure research tools, eHunt also offers AI generation of titles and descriptions. So the honest question isn't "research or writing?" — it's how each tool writes, what each enforces, and what you can verify. That's what this page covers, with every eHunt fact re-checked against their own site in September 2026.
The rebrand, so you know you're comparing the right tool
eHunt (formerly EtsyHunt) is the same product it always was. Re-checked in September 2026: etsyhunt.com 301-redirects to ehunt.ai, and the help centre still runs on the old etsyhunt.com domain, now titled the EHunt Knowledge Base.
What you won't find is an announcement. The current site doesn't mention the former name anywhere a visitor would actually see it — which is precisely why a seller weighing "EtsyHunt reviews" against "eHunt reviews" can't tell they're reading about one tool. They are. We use both names on this page because sellers still search both.
What eHunt does well (re-checked September 2026)
From eHunt's own site — and it's a genuinely broad research suite:
- A large research database — the site claims 71+ million Etsy listings, 14 million tags and 3.4 million shops — for exploring best-selling products.
- A keyword tool for finding phrases, plus rank tracking via a free Chrome extension (Etsy Rank Tool).
- Shop analysis of Etsy's top sellers and — rarer among these tools — ads analysis of 2.3M+ Etsy ads to study what competitors promote.
- Competitor tracking in near-real-time.
- Free registration, free trials of its functions, and a free Etsy fee calculator.
- AI extras: automated title/description generation from recommended keywords, plus AI image editing and mockup features.
eHunt writes listings too — here's where the two differ
eHunt's AI generates product titles and descriptions based on keywords its database recommends. If your workflow is "mine the database, then have it draft copy from those keywords," that's a real feature, and we won't pretend otherwise.
Sellura's generation differs in three specific, checkable ways. One: it writes the entire listing — title, all 13 tags, materials and description — not just title and description, and every field is generated within each marketplace's enforced character limits (a 21-character tag never ships). Two: every listing gets a deterministic 0–100 SEO score from a fixed rule engine — the same input always scores the same, and every point is explainable, so you can see exactly why a listing is weak and what one fix helps most. Three: the same brief generates for Etsy, eBay, Amazon Handmade, Shopify or Depop, with each marketplace's own limits and vocabulary applied.
The fair summary: eHunt's writing is a feature attached to a research database. Sellura's writing is the whole product, with scoring and rule-enforcement built around it. Generate one listing in each and judge the output yourself — both have free entry points.
Pricing honesty (from eHunt's own page, September 2026)
An earlier version of this page quoted eHunt's price from third-party reviews, in a range starting around $4/month. That was wrong, and it was wrong in the predictable direction — review posts quote whatever promo ran on the day they were written. Here are the numbers from eHunt's own pricing page, read on 2 September 2026: monthly, Basic is $9.99, Pro is $19.99 and Elite is $59.99. Paid annually those come to $7.99, $15.99 and $29.99 a month, billed as $95.88, $191.88 and $359.88 a year.
Read that page with the toggle in mind. It opens on the annual view, so the first figures you see are annual-billed-monthly rates rather than what you'd pay month to month — and the free plan doesn't appear at all until you switch the toggle to Monthly. That free plan is metered rather than crippled: five product searches, five keyword searches and five keyword analyses a day, two store searches, and five runs a day each of the title/description and tag generators, with store analysis, ad analysis, data tracking, listing optimization and all exports reserved for paid tiers. There's also a promotional three-days-for-$1 trial of Pro that converts to $19.99/month — a real offer and a real auto-charge, so diary the third day.
Sellura's pricing is plain and promo-free: Starter at $15/month (25 listing credits), Pro at $24/month (65 credits plus bulk), the same plans annually at $150 and $240 for two months free, and a permanently free tier — title preview and 0–100 score on every generation, plus the free Listing Grader. No trial that flips into a charge.
Etsy-first vs. multi-marketplace
eHunt is built around Etsy, and its own numbers say so: the database it advertises is 71 million Etsy products, 14 million Etsy tags, 3.4 million Etsy shops and 2.3 million Etsy ads. Its pricing table does carry an "Amazon Handmade Products" line, with no published detail on what that covers, and the dropshipping and TikTok analytics entries in its navigation lead to separate sister products on other domains rather than to features inside eHunt. Read whole, it's an Etsy tool with an Amazon Handmade footnote.
Sellura treats Etsy as one marketplace among the ones it supports: the same product brief generates a compliant listing for Etsy, eBay, Amazon Handmade, Shopify, Depop or Walmart. If you cross-list, one tool writing to every marketplace's rulebook is the practical difference.
Who each tool suits
Choose eHunt if your work starts from the market: exploring best-sellers, studying competitors' ads and rankings, mining a huge tag database — with AI drafting as a bonus on top. The free plan and $1 trial make it cheap to evaluate.
Choose Sellura if your work starts from the product: you need the listing written to the rules, scored repeatably, and fixable factor by factor — on Etsy and beyond. And if you're comparing the two AI writers specifically, run the same product through both free tiers; the difference in tags, limits and scoring shows up immediately.
Running both is defensible for research-heavy sellers: eHunt for the database, Sellura for the final, scored listing.
Sellura vs eHunt (EtsyHunt), Funktion für Funktion
| Funktion | Sellura | eHunt (EtsyHunt) |
|---|---|---|
| Primary job | Write and score the listing itself | Research database: products, shops, tags, ads |
| Research database | None — live Etsy autocomplete + competing-listing counts only | Claims 71M+ listings, 14M tags, 3.4M shops, 2.3M ads |
| AI listing generation | Full listing: title, 13 tags, materials, description — limits enforced per marketplace | Titles + descriptions generated from recommended keywords |
| Deterministic 0–100 score | Yes — same listing, same score, every point explainable | Listing-optimization tools, but no fixed deterministic 0–100 engine |
| Rank tracking | No | Yes — free Chrome extension (Etsy Rank Tool) |
| Ads analysis | No | Yes — database of Etsy sellers' ads |
| Free tier (as of September 2026) | Free title preview + score on every generation; free Listing Grader | Free plan (metered: ~5 searches/day per tool), free rank-tracker extension, free fee calculator |
| Paid pricing (as of September 2026) | Fixed: $15/mo, $24/mo; annually $150/yr, $240/yr | Basic $9.99/mo, Pro $19.99/mo, Elite $59.99/mo ($7.99/$15.99/$29.99 billed annually); $1 3-day Pro trial that auto-converts |
| Marketplaces | Etsy, eBay, Amazon Handmade, Shopify, Depop | Etsy — database, rank tracker and ads data are all Etsy |
FAQ
Are EtsyHunt and eHunt the same tool?
Yes. eHunt is the former EtsyHunt — re-checked in September 2026, etsyhunt.com 301-redirects to ehunt.ai and the help centre still runs on the old domain as the EHunt Knowledge Base. The current site doesn't flag the old name anywhere visible, so reviews written under either name describe the same product even though nothing on the page tells you so.
Does eHunt generate listings like Sellura does?
Partially. eHunt's AI drafts titles and descriptions from keywords its database recommends. Sellura generates the complete listing — title, all 13 tags, materials and description — inside each marketplace's enforced character limits, and scores it 0–100 with a deterministic rule engine. Try the same product in both free tiers and compare outputs.
Which has more keyword data?
eHunt, by far — a claimed 14-million-tag database. Sellura deliberately keeps no historical database and uses only signals Etsy actually reveals (autocomplete and competing-listing counts), labeled as estimates. Depth versus verifiability — pick what you trust.
What does eHunt actually cost?
From eHunt's own pricing page on 2 September 2026: Basic $9.99/month, Pro $19.99/month, Elite $59.99/month, or $7.99/$15.99/$29.99 a month when billed annually ($95.88/$191.88/$359.88 a year). There's a metered free plan — visible only when you switch the toggle from Annual to Monthly — plus a $1 three-day Pro trial that converts to $19.99/month. Ignore the ranges you'll see in review posts; they quote whichever promo was running. Sellura is fixed: $15–24/month, or $150–240 a year.
Do I need both?
If you live in research — best-seller exploring, ads analysis, rank tracking — eHunt earns its seat, and Sellura still adds the scored, rule-compliant final listing. If you just need listings that get found, Sellura alone covers the job.
eHunt (the tool formerly named EtsyHunt) is a legitimately big research suite — tens of millions of listings and tags, ads analysis, rank tracking, free tools — with AI title/description drafting layered on top. Sellura is the opposite shape: no database, no promo pricing, just the listing itself — every field written within each marketplace's limits, scored 0–100 by rules you can check, for Etsy, eBay, Amazon Handmade, Shopify and Depop. If research is the job, eHunt is a fine hire. If the listing is the job, that's exactly what Sellura is for.