Amazon seller utility hub
Open ASINs in batches, build marketplace links, estimate FBA profit, check PPC efficiency, clean backend keywords, and plan replenishment from one focused seller workspace.
Paste ASINs or Amazon URLs and open product pages in batches across marketplaces.
Create Amazon product, search, cart, and review links for major marketplaces from one ASIN or keyword.
Clean Amazon keyword lists, remove duplicates, build title drafts, and check keyword coverage before writing product listings.
Clean Amazon backend search terms, remove duplicate words, and keep generic_keywords under the 250 byte limit.
Estimate Amazon net profit, margin, ROI, referral fees, ad cost, and break-even ACoS before buying inventory.
Check ACoS, ROAS, break-even ACoS, target ad spend, and profit after ads for Amazon PPC campaigns.
Calculate TACoS from ad spend and total sales to see how paid ads affect overall Amazon revenue.
Measure listing conversion rate, PPC conversion rate, sessions per order, and clicks needed for a target order count.
Estimate replenishment timing, reorder point, stockout risk, and recommended order quantity from daily sales and lead time.
Amazon sellers often need quick link checks, marketplace switching, and rough unit economics before deeper research. These tools keep those repetitive checks fast and local.
These guides explain how to use the seller tools in a real workflow, what each metric means, and which mistakes to avoid before sourcing, rewriting listings, or planning inventory.
AMZ workflow notes
This AMZ section groups the small checks Amazon sellers repeat every day: opening batches of ASINs, switching marketplace domains, estimating FBA profit, checking backend search term bytes, and planning restock timing before stock runs out.
Each tool runs in the browser and keeps the workflow lightweight. It is useful before a deeper Seller Central review, supplier quote, PPC test, or product research session because it turns scattered calculations into a simple repeatable checklist.
No. It is a planning tool for quick checks. Use Seller Central, supplier invoices, and actual advertising reports for final decisions.
No. The tool runs locally in your browser and does not require an account.
Confirm the marketplace, current fees, advertising assumptions, lead times, and product availability in Seller Central before making a final decision.