Sellerfold · for Amazon sellers who are already selling
Every morning, a COO brief on your seller account. Agents watch account health, chase reimbursements before they expire, catch stranded inventory and lost Buy Boxes, plan your reorders, and spot changes to your listings. Hand it work in plain English and it brings every change back for your OK.
Buy online, or book a call if you'd rather talk first. Five founder spots.
Why this exists
Several seller accounts, several brands, and one of me. For a long time that meant mornings in Seller Central chasing the same things: an account health notice I nearly missed, a shipment that closed short, reimbursements that expired because nobody filed them, a listing someone else had edited.
So I built a command center for my own work: a COO agent, a team of agents watching the account, and one place where I approve what they find. Now those things come to me, every morning, before they cost anything.
This isn't a course that promises you'll get rich. It's the system I run, built for your account.
One person's experience. What it does for you depends on your account, and we'll tell you plainly whether it fits.
Pick the agents your account needs. Each one has a job, a schedule, and proof it did it.
Your health rating, order defects, cancellations, late shipments and every policy notice, checked against Amazon's targets every morning.
Lost and damaged FBA units with no reimbursement yet, with the value and the deadline, before the window closes.
Units stuck because a listing closed or was suppressed, with the reason and what it's costing you.
Days of cover for every SKU against your lead time. Reorder before you stock out; catch excess before storage fees do.
Every FBA shipment, received against shipped. Short shipments become claims while you can still file them.
Return rate and top reason by product, so a sizing or quality problem shows up in days.
Who holds the Buy Box on each listing. A lost Buy Box or a new seller on your listing is flagged the same morning.
Titles compared with your approved content. An unwanted change gets a restore proposed for your OK.
Last week by product, with the change on the week before, drafted every Monday.
Like a small team. Agents do the recurring work, a COO agent checks their work, and you make the calls.
"Succeeded" isn't enough. Each agent has to show its output. Anything missing is marked missed and goes to the top of your morning.
Drafts, reports and proposed changes wait here. Approve, send back with a reason, or mark done.
Nothing goes out without you.
These rules are built in, and they follow Amazon's own policy for automated tools.
No screen scraping and no bots clicking around Seller Central. You approve access in Seller Central; your password never comes to us.
Every request identifies itself to Amazon as an automated system, as Amazon's Agent Policy requires.
One switch stops every request to Amazon at once, and we stop immediately if Amazon asks.
Listing and price changes are proposals you approve, each with an undo. Reading is all it does on its own.
If a report fails, the brief says so. It never fills the gap with an estimate.
Your Amazon data runs your command center and nothing else.
Most "Amazon courses" charge thousands and promise you'll get rich. Ours is free and promises nothing except how to run an account properly: account health, inventory, reimbursements, listings, and the checks that keep you out of trouble. Founder builds get each module as it's released.
A one-time build, then a monthly plan that keeps it running. Founder rates for the first five builds, in exchange for honest feedback. After that, the standard rate.
One US seller account.
$2,997 founder build
Standard $4,997 · then $297/month
About 2 to 4 weeks
Build your CoreUp to three seller accounts, or one plus your own web store.
$5,997 founder build
Standard $8,997 · then $597/month
About 4 weeks
Book a callMore seller accounts and brands than Operate covers.
From $15,000
Then from $997/month
About 6 to 8 weeks
Book a callBuilds are paid half to start and half once your first agents are running. The monthly plan covers hosting, AI usage and updates. It starts when your build is delivered and is needed to keep your command center running. Online checkout opens once Amazon approves our app. A seller account counts once, however many marketplaces it sells in.
Running Amazon accounts for clients? That's the Agency plan, priced per seller account. Book a call.
Pick three agents and tell us about your account. If it fits Core, you can buy now. If anything needs a closer look, we'll tell you and you can book a call.
It uses Amazon's official Selling Partner API, the route Amazon provides for tools like this. You authorize it in Seller Central and can remove it there at any time. It follows Amazon's Agent Policy: it identifies itself as automated and stops immediately if Amazon asks.
It reads your account through the official API and changes nothing without your approval. We can't promise any outcome for your account, but the agents are built to catch problems earlier, not create them.
We don't promise that, or any figure. It shows you what needs attention every morning. What that's worth depends on your account, and you'll judge it from your own results.
No. You're paying for a working system. The operations course is free.
Amazon Ads needs its own approval from Amazon. It's planned; it isn't in today's agents.
No. At kickoff you approve access in Seller Central, which takes a few minutes. Everything else is built for you.
If your account can't be connected at kickoff, or the build isn't delivered within 30 days of kickoff, your deposit is refunded in full. The monthly plan can be cancelled any time; your command center stops at the end of the month already paid. See the terms.
Hosting, the AI that writes your brief and runs your agents, security updates and fixes. Each plan includes a monthly AI allowance sized for normal use. If your account reaches it, agents pause until the next month unless we agree a higher allowance with you first.