Short Answer
SellerDash is a Chrome extension for finding products to sell on Daraz. Seller's Revolution does a different job: it helps you run Daraz stores you already have, with orders, shipping labels, returns, payouts and profit across several stores. They are mostly different tools, and many sellers could use both.
SellerDash is a Chrome extension for finding products to sell on Daraz. Seller's Revolution does a different job: it helps you run Daraz stores you already have, with orders, shipping labels, returns, payouts and profit across several stores. They are mostly different tools, so this is less "which is better" and more "which job do you need done".
All facts about SellerDash below come from its public Chrome Web Store listing, read on 13 November 2026. Its website sellerdash.pk did not load for us when we tried, so we claim nothing from it. We are not affiliated with SellerDash. Check their listing for anything current.
What Does SellerDash Do?
According to its listing, SellerDash is a "Daraz Product Hunting Tool". The listing names these features and describes the core ones as free:
- Keyword search with price range and specification filters.
- Product analysis: price, ratings, reviews and seller details.
- Google Trends data for a keyword.
- A profit and revenue calculator based on price, units and costs such as shipping and taxes.
- A product inventory view with units sold and profit margin.
- "Exact sales of seller": units sold and revenue per product.
The listing also says the item "offers in-app purchases" but does not list prices, so we do not state any. It showed about 20,000 users, a 4.0 rating from 84 ratings, version 2.0.24, last updated 21 July 2026.
What Does SellerDash Not List?
The listing is about research. It does not mention order handling, shipping labels, returns or claims, payout checks, or managing several stores. That is not a criticism. It is a research tool, and it never claims to be anything else. If a feature is not on the listing, ask the developer before assuming either way.
SellerDash vs Seller's Revolution at a Glance
As of November 2026.
| Job | SellerDash (per its Chrome listing) | Seller's Revolution (per our feature pages) |
|---|---|---|
| Form | Chrome extension | Web app |
| Product research and keyword search | Yes | No, we do not do product hunting |
| Google Trends data | Yes | No |
| Profit calculator | Yes, per its listing | Yes, covers cash on delivery and paid online orders |
| Shipping labels | Not listed | Labels with product name and quantity, four per A4 page |
| Orders, returns and claims | Not listed | One order list, returns and claims tracking |
| Payouts and fee breakdown | Not listed | Statements, payouts and fee breakdown per store |
| Several stores in one place | Not listed | Yes |
| Copy products between your stores | Not listed | Yes |
| Campaign sign-up | Not listed | Campaign auto join on higher plans |
Sources: SellerDash column from its Chrome Web Store listing; our column from our own feature pages: labels, orders and returns, finance reports, manage many stores. For our plans see pricing.
Which One Should I Use?
- You do not sell yet, or you are choosing your next product: a research extension fits. That is what SellerDash is built for.
- You already have one or more live stores and lose time on labels, returns and checking payouts: a store management tool fits better.
- You run several stores: look for something that shows all of them together. This is where we focus. I run 14 Daraz stores, and the daily work is operations, not research.
- You do both: use both. An extension for research and a dashboard for operations do not overlap much.
What Are Other SellerDash Alternatives?
Other tools for the same research job exist, for example SellerDost, XenonHunt and Dash10 on the Chrome Web Store. For operations there is SellerHub.pk, and plain spreadsheets. We have not tested these. See each tool's own page before you decide.
Is a Chrome Extension Safe for My Store?
We cannot judge SellerDash's safety, so we will not. What you can do for any extension: read the permissions it asks for, read its privacy policy, and check what data it says it collects. SellerDash's listing discloses one data category, "Website content", and links a privacy policy. Its description says the "exact sales" feature shows customer details, so read the policy before installing.
Can I Use Both?
Yes. SellerDash works on Daraz pages in your browser for research. Seller's Revolution is a separate web app connected to your own store accounts. Neither needs the other.
For more, see how to work out Daraz profit, Daraz seller fees, and the commission list.
Questions
Is SellerDash free?
Its Chrome Web Store listing describes the core features as free and says the item offers in-app purchases. It does not list prices, so check the extension or its support for current plans.
Does SellerDash have a profit calculator?
Yes, according to its listing: a profit and revenue calculator based on price, units and costs such as shipping and taxes. Seller's Revolution also has a profit calculator that covers cash on delivery and paid online orders.
Is SellerDash an app or only an extension?
The listing we read is a Chrome extension. We did not find a separate app on the pages we checked, so confirm with its developer if you need one.
Does SellerDash manage orders, labels or returns?
The Chrome listing does not mention orders, labels, returns, payouts or multi-store management. It describes product research. Seller's Revolution covers those store operations but does not do product hunting.
Can I use SellerDash and Seller's Revolution together?
Yes. They do different jobs and do not depend on each other: research in the extension, daily store operations in the dashboard.
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