What Exsigo is
Exsigo is a paid B2B product-intelligence platform. It joins official customs records with Amazon and Walmart marketplace data, so one screen shows what sells, who sells it, who imports it, who supplies it, and what it costs to land. An AI Analyst answers questions across both, with the figures cited back to the records.
Built on primary sources, not directories
The trade side comes from government customs record systems. When a shipment clears customs, it becomes part of the public trade record: the product (by HS code), the declared value, the volume, the origin and destination, and, where the country publishes them, the names of the importing and exporting companies. Exsigo collects those records, normalises them into one consistent model, converts values to US dollars where needed, and makes them searchable.
The demand side comes from the Amazon US, Amazon Canada and Walmart US marketplaces: the products on sale, their brands, their prices, the sellers behind them and the business entities those sellers are registered under. Monthly unit figures there are estimates from public ranking signals, and they are labelled that way wherever they appear. Customs figures are as declared, and neither dataset is a scraped directory or a survey model.
Joining the two is the point. A product selling on Amazon has a brand, the brand has an importer of record in the customs data, and that importer has named overseas suppliers and a declared price per unit. That chain is what tells you whether a product is worth sourcing and what it should cost you to land.
The AI Analyst
The Analyst is a chat surface over both datasets. Ask a question in plain language and it answers with figures cited back to the underlying records, draws a chart where a chart is clearer, and can produce a full research report on a product or company from a single request. It is included on all paid plans.
Who uses it
Sellers and brands use Exsigoto check real demand before sourcing a product and to compare their landed cost against the shelf price. Exporters use it to find companies that already import what they sell. Importers use it to discover and vet new suppliers. Sales and business-development teams use it to build qualified prospect lists with proof of demand, and analysts use it to size markets, benchmark prices, and monitor competitors’ sourcing.
A Canadian company
Exsigo is built in Canada. From supplier to shelf. If you want to see the data on your own products and target markets, start a free trial or book a demo.