Free Walmart product audit for one item.
Pick one Walmart item. In about 30 minutes you get a 0–100 score, the nine dimensions behind it — from ROAS to Buy Box and listing quality — and what to fix first, with the evidence for each conclusion. No card, and nothing in your account changes.
Walmart Marketplace + Walmart Connect · official Walmart APIsA report you can read in a minute and check for an hour.
The first screen tells you what to do. Everything after it shows why.
- Bottom line up front. One sentence on what to do — for example, “Stop bidding until the Buy Box is back.”
- Score and grade. 0–100 with a letter grade and a status, so you can compare items.
- Nine dimension scores. From ad efficiency to inventory; the weakest one is named.
- The three things to remember. Root cause, where money is leaking, and the opportunity.
- An action register. Prioritized changes, with options where there’s a trade-off and the orders each option puts at risk.
- A 30- and 90-day outlook. Projections, labeled as projections, with their assumptions in the appendix.
Nine dimensions, one number.
On Walmart, ads are only half the story: an item that is unpublished, out of stock or off the Buy Box wastes every click. The score reads both halves.
How it works
Connect
Add your Walmart Marketplace API keys and link your Walmart Connect advertiser. Both use Walmart’s official APIs, and you can remove access at any time.
Pick one item
Choose the item that bothers you most — the biggest ad spender, the one losing the Buy Box, or the ROAS you can’t explain.
Read the report
About 30 minutes later the report is ready: score first, conclusions next, evidence after.
Decide what to do
Act on it yourself, or start the trial and approve the recommended changes from inside Sapientia.
Which item to audit first
Start where money and doubt overlap. Good first candidates:
- Your largest Walmart Connect spender whose ROAS sits close to, or below, what its margin needs.
- An item that keeps losing the Buy Box while its campaigns keep spending.
- An item that sells well on Amazon but not on Walmart — the gap is usually in the listing, the offer or the bids, and the audit says which.
What the audit won’t do
- Change your account. Reading a report changes nothing.
- Promise a result. Outlooks are estimates, and the report says which inputs they depend on.
- Average across your catalog. One item per report, so a strong product can’t hide a weak one.
Questions
What is a Walmart product audit?
A structured read of one item’s Walmart Connect ad data next to its listing, offer, reviews and stock, ending in a ranked list of changes. Sapientia scores the item 0–100 across nine dimensions, so the result is specific enough to act on.
Is the audit really free?
Yes. The first item audit costs nothing and needs no card.
What access does Sapientia need?
Your Walmart Marketplace API keys (for items, orders and inventory) and access to your Walmart Connect advertiser (for Sponsored Products data). The ad data is what the score is built on; the store data lets the audit read ads against the rest of the business.
Is ROAS enough to judge an item?
No. An item can show a healthy ROAS while it loses the Buy Box, runs out of stock or sits unpublished — and the ad spend keeps going. ROAS is one of nine dimensions in the score.
Will the audit change anything in my account?
No. An audit only reads. Changes happen only after someone on your account approves them.
Can I audit Amazon and Walmart in the same account?
Yes. Amazon audits are scored per ASIN and Walmart audits per item, each on its own platform’s data.
Start with one Walmart item.
Pick the one that bothers you most. In about 30 minutes you’ll know what to do first.
Walmart Marketplace + Walmart Connect · no card · nothing changes until you approve it