Feature Ideas

Introducing price type assignment in Price List Analyzer — products will automatically be recognized as single items, sets, or bundles based on package quantity, with an option to adjust manually. Each price type will link to its prep center configuration, ensuring correct prep and handling costs for every type of product and more accurate profit calculations.

AI-powered automatic data enrichment for Supplier Profiles. The system will fetch key details like supplier categories, BBB rating and accreditation, address, and contact email – helping you verify and evaluate suppliers faster. This update aims to reduce manual research and improve the accuracy of supplier data in your workflow.

Ability to manage source links, notes, likes, and dislikes for products directly on Inventory pages in Seller Central. All product markers are saved per ASIN and help keep sourcing context, decisions, and references visible where inventory is managed, without relying on spreadsheets.

Full support for VAT on Amazon fees across European marketplaces to make profit calculations more accurate. You’ll be able to set VAT on Fees rates and schemes (with defaults for each marketplace), see how VAT applies to referral, FBA, storage, and DSF charges, and view detailed breakdowns directly in tooltips and cost settings. The system will also track VAT Due, showing the difference between VAT collected on sales and VAT paid on costs and fees. This update ensures your profit and tax data match your actual accounting setup, helping you make truly accurate sourcing and pricing decisions.F

Price List Analyzer will now pull all available ASINs linked to each identifier in supplier files (UPC, EAN, etc.). This ensures you don’t miss variations or listings tied to the same product and helps build a more complete sourcing picture.

Restoring Brand Analuzer's full performance and data accuracy — ensuring stable access to brand metrics and reliable results for brand-level research.

Introducing a setting that lets you choose how profit is calculated — using the current or average Buy Box price (30, 90, or 180 days). This gives a more realistic view of long-term profitability, accounting for seasonal shifts, price drops, and stock changes.

Introducing a central supplier database — a place to store, manage, and organize all your suppliers in one spot. Each supplier will be linked to its price lists, helping you keep sourcing data structured, traceable, and ready for purchase order creation.

A central Product Database inside your Seller Assistant account — a single place to view, organize, and manage all products analyzed through the extension and Price List Analyzer. You’ll be able to see all your ASINs with supplier, cost, and last-seen data, assign or change default suppliers, and keep everything organized with tags, notes, and likes. Products can be added manually, from Price List Analyzer, or directly from the extension, and purchase orders can be created straight from the product list. All your research, supplier, and order data will finally connect in one place — turning fragmented insights into a single, living catalog of your sourcing pipeline.

Adding an option to send your analyzed data from Price List Analyzer straight to Google Sheets — no downloads or file uploads needed. You’ll be able to export as a new spreadsheet, a new tab, or update an existing one. Perfect for sharing updated deal data instantly with your team or VA.

Add an option to identify which ASINs from the uploaded price list are already present in the connected Amazon Seller Central inventory. The tool should highlight products that are currently in stock, helping avoid duplicate purchases and making sourcing decisions more efficient.

Create a Repricer tool to automatically reprice products based on market conditions and user-defined rules.

Adding interactive Keepa charts directly inside the Price List Analyzer — so you can see a product’s price and sales history instantly, without switching tools. This update helps you spot market trends and performance shifts before diving into deeper analysis.

Adding warehouse profiles so you can set up individual prep and shipping costs for each location or prep center. This will let you apply the correct configuration when analyzing products in extension or price lists — ensuring accurate landed costs, prep expenses, and profit calculations based on where your products are actually handled.

Updating supplier section in the extension to connect directly with your supplier data from the Personal Area. You’ll be able to view, select, or link a product to a supplier right on Amazon, keeping your sourcing workflow connected across tools. This improvement ensures supplier information stays consistent — from product research to price list analysis and purchase orders.