Redbubble Web Sales Trend Chart

WHAT IT DOES

Redbubble Web Sales Trend Chart reads sales data and revenue from your Redbubble account and displays a floating sales trend chart showing daily, weekly, or monthly sales patterns. The chart displays up to 14 days of sales data as a bar chart with color coding—yellow bars for peak sales days, green for high sales, red for low sales, and blue for normal sales. Stats show peak sales, average sales, and total sales. The extension tracks sales history per month, storing total sales, average, and peak values with timestamps. When a sales day exceeds twice the average, a desktop notification is triggered. The panel displays your current month's sales history and changes over time.

WHERE IT RUNS

This extension works on all Redbubble pages at redbubble.com and its subdomains, specifically on account pages where sales data and revenue are displayed. It runs on the main account page, the sales dashboard, the earnings page, and any page displaying sales information. The extension operates entirely within your browser and does not access Redbubble's servers directly—it reads only what is visible on the page you are viewing. It works alongside the free BotGentz extension, which provides the necessary scripting environment.

HOW TO USE

Install the extension, then navigate to redbubble.com and log in to your account. The extension automatically creates a floating sales trend chart overlay on the page. Click the extension's icon in your browser toolbar to open the settings panel. Use the "Show Overlay" / "Hide Overlay" button to toggle the badge visibility. The chart shows your sales activity with color-coded bars. Use the "Refresh" button to manually update the chart with the latest sales information. The "Show revenue data" toggle controls whether revenue details appear. The "Sales milestone notifications" toggle controls desktop notifications when sales spikes are detected. Adjust the overlay transparency using the opacity dropdown (70%, 82%, 92%, or 100%). Drag the badge by clicking and holding anywhere inside it. Resize it by dragging the bottom-right corner. Close the badge with the × button.

SALES DATA EXTRACTION WITH MULTI-SELECTOR PATTERN MATCHING AND SPIKE DETECTION

Unlike simple display tools, this extension uses a multi-selector extraction engine to find sales data from Redbubble's varying page structures. It searches for sales values using multiple selector patterns (.sales-value, .sales-item, .daily-sales) and falls back to text-based pattern matching across the page. The sales parser extracts numeric values from text using regex patterns that match sales-related keywords (sales, sold, orders). The chart displays up to 14 days of sales data with color coding based on relative values—peak days are highlighted in gold, high days in green, and low days in red. The spike detection algorithm compares each day's sales to the rolling average and triggers a notification when sales exceed twice the average. Monthly sales history is stored as a key-value object where keys are year-month strings and values are arrays of sales records with timestamps, limited to 20 entries per month.

THE PANEL

The panel supports drag-to-move anywhere on the page. It remembers its position per site, so it stays where you placed it on redbubble.com. Click the panel header to collapse it down to just the minimized bubble, or click the expand handle to show the full panel. The panel can be resized by dragging the bottom-right corner. Press the Escape key to close the expanded panel and return to the minimized state. All panel settings, including position, size, collapsed state, opacity, revenue visibility, notification preference, and monthly sales history, are saved per site and persist across browsing sessions.

PLEASE NOTE

This extension requires the free BotGentz extension to be installed and active, as it provides the underlying DOM injection and script execution environment. Redbubble's website changes periodically, and sales element structures, class names, and page layouts may be updated. When that happens, the extension may stop detecting sales data until an update is released. The extension stores your overlay position, size, opacity, visibility, revenue preference, notification preference, and monthly sales history locally in your browser's storage using GM_setValue. Sales history is stored as a key-value object where keys are year-month strings and values are arrays of sales records. The sales data displayed is read from the page—the extension does not access Redbubble's internal sales data. Always verify with Redbubble directly for the most accurate sales information. No data is ever sent to any server, and no personal information is collected. You can clear all stored settings at any time by clearing your browser data for redbubble.com.