Electronics catalogs with specs buyers can compare.

What you get

• Titles built from brand, model, key spec and variant, so similar models do not look identical in search.
• A spec table per product, in a fixed order, plus the main specs as filterable fields.
• Model number, MPN, SKU and GTIN or UPC in separate fields.
• Warranty term and type stated clearly.
• Compatibility and "in the box" lists.
• Accessory and bundle relationships.
• Image and manual or datasheet links attached.
• SEO fields and a QA report listing missing specs and duplicate identifiers.

How it works

1. You send distributor price lists, manufacturer feeds, PDFs and images.
2. We inspect the files and send a fixed quote. The sample of 10 products is free if the project is a fit.
3. The AI engine extracts and structures the specs. A person checks numbers, units and model names, since one wrong digit changes the product.
4. You approve a draft.
5. We publish through a staff or collaborator account. We never ask for passwords.

From 48 hours for eligible projects; turnaround depends on scope, catalog complexity and the quality of the data and access we receive.

What electronics catalogs need

Models that look alike

A laptop line can have a dozen near-identical models that differ by processor, memory and storage. We decide which of these are variants and which are separate products. As a rule, a choice the customer makes at the same price tier is a variant; a different model number is a separate product. Mixing the two breaks warranty and returns later.

Units and consistency

Suppliers write "16GB", "16 GB" and "16 Gb". We normalise units, so filters work and a megabit is never confused with a megabyte. Screen sizes, capacities, wattage and dimensions follow one format throughout.

Identifiers

Product feeds rely on brand, MPN and GTIN. Many electronics have all three; accessories from small makers often lack a GTIN. We keep identifiers apart from SKUs, as they serve different purposes. See GTIN, MPN and brand.

Compatibility

A charger fits some phones and not others. We structure compatibility as a list of models rather than prose, so it can be reused for a filter or a "works with" block. We only record compatibility from a source you or the manufacturer give.

Batteries and shipping

Products with lithium batteries are subject to carrier rules, and carriers commonly ask for battery type and watt-hour rating. We capture battery chemistry, capacity, whether the battery is built in or packed with the product, and package weight and dimensions. Classification is for you and your carrier to confirm.

Attribute table

Warranty, support and returns data

Electronics buyers look for warranty length, what is in the box, supported regions and power or plug type. We add these as structured fields: warranty period and terms you supply, box contents, voltage, plug type, certifications you hold (such as CE or FCC markings where you can show them) and links to manuals or downloadable spec sheets.

We also keep model numbers and variants clean so a new revision does not overwrite an older one. Where products share a family but differ by capacity, colour or region, we use options or linked products and keep a clear difference in the title. Comparison attributes for filters (screen size, storage, connectivity) are standardised so the category page can be sorted properly.

Pricing

The fixed quote comes after inspection, since spec depth varies a lot between product types.

Over 1,000 products is a custom quote. See pricing. Large distributor ranges may suit wholesale catalog work.

Is this a fit?

It fits resellers, distributors and brands whose product data lives in manufacturer files and needs normalising. It also helps stores that suffer from inconsistent specs between listings.

It is less suited to a store with a handful of products you know well, or a business that needs real-time stock and price sync from a distributor, which is an integration job rather than a catalog build. We also do not test products or confirm that specifications are correct beyond what the source says.

Try the free sample, or get a quote at get started. Worth reading: catalog data quality checklist.