Tools we use (for sellers)
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This page is for people who sell collectibles on Amazon. If you're here as a shopper or collector, you can skip it. These are the tools we actually use in our own business. We only list tools we use, and any affiliate relationship is disclosed right next to the link.
Aura (repricer)
Aura automatically adjusts Amazon prices so listings stay competitive without manual repricing. We tried other repricers before settling on Aura; in our experience it performs comparably to more expensive options at a lower cost.
Disclosure: the link below is an affiliate link. If you sign up, we earn a commission, and we receive Aura free through its affiliate program. We started using it, and chose it over alternatives, before joining the program.
Try Aura (affiliate link)
SellerAmp (sourcing and profit calculator)
We use SellerAmp to scan items while sourcing and check estimated fees, profit and sales history before buying.
No affiliate relationship at this time.
Keepa (price and sales history)
We use Keepa to look at an item's Amazon price history and to watch when listings go out of stock.
No affiliate relationship.
InventoryLab (inventory and accounting)
We use InventoryLab to list inventory, track cost of goods and pull sales and profit reports.
No affiliate relationship.
Tools change and so do prices. Check each company's current pricing and terms before signing up. Nothing here is a promise of results.