Three tools that used to be three browser tabs, now one chat you can reach from the warehouse floor. Ecom Claw makes your marketing images and writes the words to go with them, tells you where your products sit on Amazon, and grades any keyword before you commit to it — all by sending it a message.

The job isn’t making the picture. It’s everything around it.

Any image generator will hand you a picture. Then you’re still sitting there writing a caption, hunting for hashtags that aren’t the same five you always use, remembering that alt text exists, and checking you haven’t accidentally claimed your herbal tea cures anything.

That’s the actual work, and it’s the part that quietly doesn’t get done. Ecom Claw does all of it in one go — and it does it from your phone, because the moment you think “I should post about the nettle” is almost never the moment you’re sitting at a desk.

Three tools, one chat

Everything below happens in the same Telegram conversation. There’s nothing to install, no app to learn, and no dashboard to log into when you just want one thing.

Key features

It writes compliant copy, whether you remember to ask or not

If you sell food, herbs, botanicals or supplements, the riskiest thing an AI can hand you is a nice-sounding sentence about what your product does for the body. Ecom Claw refuses to write them. The rule is built into how the copy is generated and enforced again on the way out — on the caption, the alt text, the hashtags and the headline drawn into the image itself.

It describes origin, form, aroma, taste, preparation and sourcing. It does not say a botanical treats, prevents, soothes or relieves anything. If a line strays there, it gets rewritten before it ever reaches you.

Hashtags that reach past people who already found you

Most generated hashtags cluster at the same narrow level — five variations of the product name, all landing in front of the same small audience. Ecom Claw deliberately spreads them across three levels of breadth: the exact thing, the category it belongs to, and the wider interest of the person who buys it.

You choose how far it goes, from Narrow (people already searching for exactly this) through Balanced to Broad (widest reach, least targeted). Change it in the chat any time.

Set your brand once

Your name, what you sell, your tone, your colour and your logo live on one page. Every banner after that comes out looking like yours without you restating any of it. Change the colour on a Tuesday and Wednesday’s banner picks it up.

Sized for where it’s going

Square for the feed, portrait for maximum height on Instagram and Facebook, landscape for a site header or a blog post. Set a default and forget it, or tap Different size under any banner to redraw that one.

Full quality, and a filename that means something

The image arrives as a file rather than a compressed chat photo, so what you post is what was made. The filename is built from your keyword and brand, not a timestamp — and the copy on your website carries a descriptive URL, which is the version search engines index.

Nothing is published without you

Ecom Claw doesn’t hold the keys to your Instagram, your Facebook page or your shop. It makes the thing and hands it to you; you decide what goes out. For anyone selling in a regulated category, that gap is the point — nothing reaches your audience that you haven’t read first.

Everything is kept

Every banner lands in your library on the website with its caption, hashtags and alt text saved alongside it, each with a copy button. Keyword checks you run from the chat appear in your history there too.

How it works — three steps

Who it’s for

Built by people who sell, not people who sell software

Marketplace Rankings is run by an active seller with a catalogue of a few hundred products across Amazon UK and several of our own storefronts. Ecom Claw exists because the job of writing a compliant caption for the four hundredth dried herb is genuinely tedious, and because every tool that offered to do it either didn’t understand the compliance problem or wanted the keys to the accounts.

So it doesn’t take the keys, it takes the compliance seriously, and it lives where you already are. We use it on our own brands every day — which is the only reason it works the way it does.

Frequently asked questions