Using the Compare Products report
The Compare Products report lets you compare products, variations, product segments, variation segments, categories, brands, vendors, and groups side by side in a single view. Choose a date range, pick a metric, and analyze performance trends with cards, tables, or period breakdowns.
How to compare items
Open the Compare Products report
Navigate to Products → Compare Products or go directly to app.metorik.com/reports/compare-products.
Add items to compare
Click + Add items and select a type from the dropdown. You can compare:
Products
Variations
Product segments
Variation segments
Categories
Brands / Vendors
Groups
Search by name or ID, then click each item you want to add. You can mix different types in the same comparison.
Set the date range and metric
Use the date picker in the top right to choose the time period. Click a metric tab—such as Revenue, Units, Orders, or Refunds—to control what data appears in the chart and table.
Choose a time grouping
Use the granularity dropdown to group data by Day, Week, Month, Quarter, or Year.
View and analyze the comparison
Switch between view modes to see the data in different formats:
Cards: Summary cards with sparklines and key metrics for each item
Metrics: A table with totals for each item
Periods: A breakdown by time period
Each card shows the item’s performance relative to the leader in the comparison.
Export the comparison
Click the Export button to download the comparison data as a CSV file.
Similar comparison features are also available for orders and customers. See Using the Compare Orders report and Using the Compare Customers report for details.
Segment by order data
Click the Segment button at the top of the Compare Products report to apply order filters. This narrows the comparison to only products that appeared in orders matching your segment criteria – for example, orders from a specific country, coupon, or payment method. The report recalculates all metrics using only the matching orders, so you can compare product performance within a specific subset of sales.
What's next
Explore all Product Reports
Learn about segmenting data to create custom product and customer segments
Read Compare Periods to understand date-over-date comparisons
Period limits
Each comparison is limited to a maximum of 120 periods. If your chosen date range exceeds this limit for the selected granularity – for example, more than three months of daily data or more than two years of weekly data – reduce the date range in the top right date picker. This keeps the report fast and responsive.