Roadmap

An optional mode that shows the Seller Assistant extension directly on the Amazon product page as an embedded overlay without using the Side Panel. It should appear automatically when an ASIN page loads and disappear when the user leaves Amazon, giving a new way to approach the searching process.

Enable using Seller Assistant on Walmart product and search pages. This would allow analyzing Walmart listings with the same toolkit available on Amazon including offer data, profitability metrics, fees, and sourcing insights helping to expand product research beyond a single marketplace.

Enable adding more than one Amazon seller account for the same region in the personal Seller Assistant account. This would allow working with several accounts operating in a single marketplace without replacing the existing connection.

Add the ability to export all analyzed brand data in one consolidated file. This would allow downloading the complete Brand Analyzer output at once instead of exporting results separately, helping to keep data structured and simplifying further analysis.

Create a brand processing queue that allows adding multiple brands to Brand Analyzer without waiting for the current analysis to finish. Each brand added should move into a queue and be processed sequentially, enabling uninterrupted workflow and removing the need to manually monitor when the previous brand is completed.

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

The option to edit the file name when exporting from Price List Analyzer simplifies the organization and identification of exported files.

Add a mobile app for scanning product barcodes with the phone camera and instantly analyze products in Seller Assistant. Ideal for sellers sourcing products in stores.

Add an option in the Seller Assistant extension to display and include the Amazon Peak Rate surcharge in profitability calculations for accurate cost analysis during high-season periods when additional fulfillment fees apply. https://sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/external/GABBX6GZPA8MSZGW

View product data from another Amazon marketplace (e.g., Amazon.de) while browsing on a different one (e.g., Amazon.com). This would allow analyzing competition, stock levels, sales, etc., from the target marketplace without switching sites.

AI-powered supplier search that helps find suppliers by brand name. The system identifies and displays suppliers related to a specific brand, showing their categories, accreditation, and contact details – helping verify and evaluate suppliers faster. This update reduces manual research and improves sourcing efficiency for brand-specific products.

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.

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.

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.

Updating the Keepa chart inside the Seller Assistant Extension to match the new interactive version from Price List Analyzer. You’ll be able to view complete product price and sales history directly in the extension — including in the Side Panel view — without switching tabs. This update makes market analysis smoother and keeps historical data one click away during product research.

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.

Adding the option to reanalyze previously uploaded price lists — either entirely or for selected products only. This will let you refresh data for specific ASINs that were skipped or changed without spending extra identifiers or manually reuploading the list. The update helps keep your analysis up to date while saving time and lookup limits.

A unified Notes system across Seller Assistant tools — letting you leave and view notes directly inside key workflows. Notes will be available across tools like Price List Analyzer, Product Catalog, Supplier Profiles, and Purchase Orders, showing the author, timestamp, and full note history in a convenient sidebar or column. Each note shows the author and timestamp, and all related notes appear in a convenient sidebar or column, depending on the page. This update will make it easier to keep track of product context, supplier communication, and sourcing decisions — right where the work happens, without switching tools.

Adding more Amazon and Keepa data points to make sourcing analysis deeper and more precise. New fields to be added: Variations, Monthly Sold,Seller Proceeds, Buy Box Eligible Offers, Competitive Sellers, Competitive Price Threshold, Description and Features, Frequently Bought Together, Suppressed Buy Box, Return Rate, Top Sellers, Buy Box Share and more This update brings a broader, more detailed view of each ASIN’s market behavior, so you can make sourcing decisions backed by complete, real-time data.

Adding an overview section to Supplier Profiles to display all related price lists and purchase orders in one place. This update will also introduce quick action buttons for uploading new price lists and creating purchase orders directly from the supplier page — making supplier management faster and more intuitive.

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

API endpoint that allows to create, update, and retrieve product listings directly — enabling seamless listing management through your own systems or tools. This is the first step toward full repricing automation, laying the groundwork for tracking ASINs and dynamically updating prices via API.

Introducing custom tags in Price List Analyzer to help you organize and track products through every stage of sourcing. You’ll be able to create, edit, and apply tags to single or multiple ASINs, then filter your lists by those tags for faster lead management and follow-up. This update eliminates the need for external notes or spreadsheets. In future, these tags will also be reflected in Extension and Product Database — letting you keep all sourcing context where you work

Creating detailed Supplier Profiles with fields for address, phone, contact name, notes, lead time, minimum order value, free shipping thresholds, supplier type, and more. This update makes supplier records more complete and practical — keeping communication and sourcing context in one place, and displaying key order conditions when creating purchase orders.

API endpoint that allows to search products by specific criteria and instantly receive Search Insights — aggregated data like prices, seller mix, brand distribution, and other key performance metrics across the entire search result. This feature will make it easier to analyze markets, spot profitable niches, and integrate product discovery directly into your own workflows or tools.

Open and review supplier files while still processing. Start checking analyzed products right away — no need to wait for the entire list to finish before getting to work.

Making it possible to upload multiple supplier price lists at once. Instead of waiting for each file to finish processing, you’ll be able to queue several uploads, step away, and come back later to see all results ready — no more babysitting uploads one by one.

Adding an option to set quantities directly when adding products from Price List Analyzer to a Purchase Order. This helps avoid manual edits later and ensures accurate order amounts right from the start.

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.

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.

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.