On July 27, Amazon's AI starts rewriting your product titles.

You never put your products on Amazon — but they're there

Strangers' listings, wrong descriptions, prices your retail partners complain about — that's usually distributor diversion. I become your one authorized seller, buy direct from you, and document everyone else. As your distributor terms tighten, the gray-market supply dries up. The teardown shows you, for the first time, exactly who is on your listing.

You sell on Amazon yourself

Adding me means a second offer on your listing — so we don't do that blindly. You assign the SKUs I carry, my offer never prices under yours, and that goes in writing. Or hand me the whole channel and get your evenings back. Either way the teardown costs you nothing but shows you what I'd do with it.

Your reseller — maybe your exclusive — has gone quiet

Reorders shrinking, listings untouched for a year, answers taking a week. Send an ASIN anyway: the teardown doubles as an independent audit of their stewardship. Use it at your renewal conversation whether or not you ever talk to me again.

You're not on Amazon yet

I create the listing, you enroll in Brand Registry — you own it, not me — and I buy wholesale and handle FBA. No ASIN yet? Send your product page URL instead, and I'll show you what your listing would look like — and whether anyone is already selling you there without your say-so.

Your Amazon person just left

Ads running unmanaged, a suppressed listing you had to Google your way out of, a login you dread. Hand me the channel: I buy wholesale, run and pay for the ads, and watch the account — you get a P&L instead of a second job.

You're the US distributor of an overseas brand

Parallel importers undercut your landed cost, and your principals keep asking for an Amazon plan. I've done this deal: three of my seven brands are one relationship — the Mekor portfolio. The teardown gives you a seller landscape you can forward overseas as-is.

Seller surveillance on every ASIN

Every offer on every one of your ASINs: who's selling, at what price, who holds the Buy Box. When an unauthorized seller appears, they're detected and documented — a timestamped record ready for a Brand Registry report or a cease-and-desist.

Built on Amazon's own APIs. Not a spreadsheet. Not a VA checking once a week.

Your titles, rewritten before Amazon rewrites them

On July 27, Amazon caps titles at 75 characters. Anything longer gets rebuilt by Amazon's AI — and you get 14 days to argue with the result.

I'll do your catalog first, and correctly — I draft, you approve and publish. A title that loses its ranking costs me money too.

Optimized for the AI standing in front of your listing

Alexa for Shopping now writes AI summaries above your search results. It reads your listing as claims and checks them against your own reviews — intent, not keywords.

I score your listing on the 15 things Amazon's shopping AI checks before it recommends a product.

A reseller who doesn't race you to the bottom

I sign your MAP agreement and hold your floor — no coupons, no stealth discounts. Forecasted purchase orders, so you're never covering my stockouts. And I run — and pay for — the Sponsored Products ads on the ASINs I carry.