Every month, a curated report of what to draw next.
Trending print-on-demand niches, the keyword gaps that actually convert, per-niche competition notes, a seasonal design calendar tuned to POD lead time, and 50 ready-to-use design prompts — each already carrying the title, board, and keywords a listing needs. One issue a month. Read it in ten minutes, walk away with a list.
A written report, not a dashboard. Every trend claim links to the page it came from — real web research, not a resold trends API.
Eight to ten researched niches, and 50 things to make from them.
The same format ships to subscribers at the start of every month. No two issues repeat a niche's design prompts, and the seasonal section always reflects that month's real calendar.
One issue a month, delivered on the 1st
A PDF added to your Gumroad library on the 1st — readable in ten minutes, yours to keep, no dashboard.
8–10 researched niches with a sourced "why now"
A real number, a named report, a named platform behaviour — never just "cottagecore is popular" — plus an honest competition rating. At least one niche every month is flagged as saturated.
A keyword-gap table with example titles
The saturated term to stop leading with, next to the less-contested one that reaches the same buyer.
A per-niche competition teardown
What the current sellers are doing, and where the opening is.
A seasonal calendar tuned to 6–12-week POD lead time
What to draw now for what lands in the buying window. If nothing's in that window this month, it says so plainly.
50 design prompts, each with title + board + keywords
Concrete things to draw, interleaved so a niche's five prompts hit five different subjects, not one subject in five styles. Drop-in for a listing or a Pinterest CSV.
Every claim linked to its source
Real web research and the platforms' own trend publications. No scraping, no reselling a paid trends API.
Cancel anytime; keep every issue you've received
No lock-in. The issues you've been sent stay yours.
We did the thinking. It's not a dashboard.
Most trend tools for print-on-demand hand you a pile of numbers — search volume, competition scores, tag lists — and leave you to turn that into an answer to "what do I draw this week." That last step is the actual work, and it's the part most sellers hate. They got into this to make things and sell things, not to become a market analyst.
PixelReport's pitch is the opposite shape: we already did the analysis, and we already turned it into prompts. The deliverable isn't a table you have to interpret — it's 50 sentences you can hand to an illustrator or paste into an image-gen tool today, each one already carrying the SEO-ready title, board, and keywords a listing needs. The competitive niches still get named, so you can tell a wide-open lane from a saturated one before spending a day on it.
| Dashboard tools | PixelReport | |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | Search volume, competition scores, trending tag lists | A written report + 50 finished design prompts |
| Who interprets it | You | Us |
| Output format | Dashboard / spreadsheet | A report you read, with drop-in prompts |
| Time to "know what to draw" | Hours of cross-referencing | Immediate — pick a prompt |
| Price | $20–97/mo for the dashboard alone | Pay what you want, decision already made |
Those tools are legitimate and some subscribers use both. The honest differentiator is labour: PixelReport removes the step between "here's a number" and "here's what to make."
Two doors, one offer.
Subscribe for an issue every month, or buy a single issue to test the format against your own catalogue first.
Monthly
One issue on the 1st of every month.
- 8–10 researched niches with sourced "why now"
- Keyword-gap table, competition teardowns, seasonal calendar
- 50 design prompts — title, board, keywords on each
- No two issues repeat a niche's prompts
- Cancel anytime; keep every issue you've received
Cancel anytime from your Gumroad account, effective the next billing cycle. There's no refund on an issue already delivered, because you've already got it.
Single Issue
The full format, one month, no subscription.
- Whatever the current month's issue is when you buy
- Same 8–10 niches, keyword gaps, calendar, 50 prompts
- Delivered once, as a PDF, yours to keep
- The trial door — a lot of one-off buyers switch to monthly
Full refund within 7 days if the issue isn't useful to you — no questions asked; just reply to your receipt email.
Read a full sample issue first.
Not a mockup — the exact issue that shipped to subscribers, with every source link live. Click through them, check the 50 prompts, then decide.
Free. No email required.
PixelReport tells you what to make. PinPilot posts it.
Every one of the 50 design prompts already carries a keyword-led title, a suggested Pinterest board ({Niche} | {Subject}), and 8–10 keywords — the exact columns PinPilot's bulk-upload CSV wants. If you're already running PinPilot, paste each prompt straight into this week's upload, no reformatting. If you're not set up yet, PinPilot is the other half: it builds your keyword-named boards and turns these prompts into scheduled pins, from a one-time setup.
These two are built to work together — there's no bundle to buy, they just already talk to each other.