The Datasheets.com 60-Day Pilot puts your catalog in front of engineers searching part numbers with intent to specify and buy. Your listings go live in 10 to 15 business days, and you get part-level performance reports at Day 30 and Day 60. You will have actionable data to support a wider commitment with Datasheets.com.
10-15 Days Business Days to Go Live
Performance Reporting
Day 30 & 60 Pilot Report Checkpoints
Your pilot runs on the same infrastructure as a full membership, so the numbers you measure over 60 days are the numbers you can expect at scale.
Your pilot runs on the same infrastructure as a full membership, so the numbers you measure over 60 days are the numbers you can expect at scale.
Full catalog listed with real-time stock and pricing, with unlimited clicks and no per-click charges
200,000+ guaranteed monthly impressions in front of component-searching engineers
The MPN Cross Reference Unit, surfacing your parts when engineers search a competitor's part number
Retargeting against EETech's engineering audience, not a general programmatic segment
Category totals hide what matters. Your pilot reports show clicks, impressions, CTR, and cross-reference trigger count for every individual part number, so your team can see which specific MPNs are driving engineering traffic and build the internal business case on real evidence.
MPN-level clicks, impressions, and CTR for every listed part
Cross-reference trigger counts showing presence at the specification decision point
Formal performance reports at Day 30 and Day 60
Data granular enough to reallocate Google Shopping spend against
Per-click channels have a structural problem: every franchise line you add and every campaign you improve raises click volume, and your bill rises with it. The Datasheets.com membership is a flat monthly fee for unlimited clicks, so your effective cost per click falls as volume grows. The pilot is built to run alongside that spend, not replace it, and most active catalog programs pass the crossover point within the first 60 to 90 days.


Engineers begin evaluating components 8 to 12 weeks before a BOM locks, and once it locks, the part in the schematic runs for the life of the product. Whether you're launching an NPI, signing a new franchise line, or intercepting the competitor MPNs behind your "already specified" losses, presence matters most in the first half of that window. Go-live takes 10 to 15 business days from signing, so the pilots that win the current design cycle are the ones that start before it closes.
Cross-reference placement live before the specification window opens, not after it closes
Configure the 5 to 15 competitor MPNs your team most needs to intercept
New franchise lines get searched within days of announcement, and first-live distributors land on approved vendor lists
60 days is long enough to see real specification-window activity in your reports
Tell us who you are and what you sell. We'll follow up within 2 business days to scope your feed integration, confirm your go-live date, and configure the competitor MPNs you want to intercept. At Day 60, you'll have the data to decide: convert to an annual membership or walk away.
Search your most competitive part number on datasheets.com and look at how your listing appears. If it's a commodity row under a competitor's sponsored logo, that's what engineers see at the moment they specify. The pilot fixes it, and 60 days of part-level data tells you whether it's worth keeping.