Nepeto review

Nepeto is product-sourcing software for Amazon sellers. It scans retailers, distributors and wholesale suppliers for products to resell, with tools for online arbitrage, retail arbitrage, wholesale and FBA sourcing. Its research data includes Amazon-specific profit calculations after fees, sales rank and Keepa price history.

The feature set also covers Live Search, out-of-stock alerts, Amazon-to-Amazon flips and Amazon-to-Walmart flips. For finding or checking deals, Nepeto lists storefront and CSV scanners, a Chrome extension and a mobile scanning app. Which tools you get depends on your plan: the Starter plan is focused on retail sourcing, while higher tiers add wholesale products and more scanning options.

The pricing page lists a 14-day free trial but no free plan. Monthly billing starts at $29; annual billing is listed at an equivalent $20.30 per month, billed annually.

Nepeto’s main appeal is the range of sourcing workflows in one product. It covers retail and wholesale discovery, Amazon out-of-stock products, Amazon-to-Amazon flips and, on Pro, Amazon-to-Walmart products. Product research also combines profit calculations after Amazon fees with sales-rank data and Keepa price history, so sellers can assess more than the product’s listed price.

The plans make the feature progression fairly clear. Advanced adds retail and distributor or wholesale products, Amazon out-of-stock products, Amazon flips and advanced product data. Pro adds Amazon-to-Walmart sourcing, profit filters, found-time sorting and CSV deal export. Master adds the CSV Scanner, Nepeto Master Search, Live Search, an RA scanning app and a profit calculator extension. Storefront Scanner allowances rise from 3 per day on Starter to 6 on Advanced, 15 on Pro and 30 on Master.

A Reddit thread suggests Nepeto might replace SellerAmp for some sellers, while also calling it the more expensive option. That is one user’s comparison, not proof that the tools are interchangeable. Still, sellers who want sourcing feeds and multiple scanning tools alongside product research may find the bundle more relevant than a standalone profit calculator.

The main drawback is that the broader toolkit sits behind higher-priced plans. Starter costs $29 monthly, or an annual equivalent of $20.30 per month billed annually, but includes only 2 mobile app installs, 2 Chrome extension installs and 3 Storefront Scanner uses per day. Advanced costs $62 monthly ($43.40 per month billed annually), and Pro costs $78 ($54.60 annual equivalent). Master is $83 monthly, or $58.10 per month billed annually.

The daily Storefront Scanner limits are explicit: 6 on Advanced, 15 on Pro and 30 on Master. CSV scanning and Live Search are Master features, while Amazon-to-Walmart products start at Pro. So a seller who needs those tools has to move beyond the entry plan. Nepeto offers a 14-day trial, but the pricing page lists no free plan.

The Reddit discussion is thin evidence for judging value: one commenter said they had not used Nepeto, and another said Keepa was their favorite. We would treat the replacement claim as a possibility, not a demonstrated saving over separate tools.

Nepeto starts at $29 per month on Starter, or $20.30 per month when billed annually. The annual figure is a monthly equivalent, not a month-to-month rate. The pricing page lists a 14-day free trial, but no free plan.

Starter is limited to three Storefront Scanner searches per day, plus two mobile app and two Chrome extension installs. Advanced costs $62 monthly or $43.40 per month billed annually—a $33 monthly jump. It adds distributor and wholesale products, Amazon out-of-stock products, Amazon flips, and six daily Storefront Scanner searches.

Pro is $78 monthly or $54.60 annually, adding Amazon-to-Walmart products, profit filters, CSV deal export, and 15 daily Storefront Scanner searches. Master is $83 monthly or $58.10 annually, with CSV Scanner, Master Search, Live Search, and 30 daily Storefront Scanner searches. That is a smaller $5 monthly step up from Pro, but the advanced tools are not on Starter. The pricing page lists no add-ons. Check the annual billing commitment before choosing the lower rate.

Switching to Nepeto may mean changing more than your product-search routine: its plans bundle retailer, wholesale, Amazon, and Walmart sourcing features differently. Before moving, compare the tools you rely on with each plan’s limits. For example, the Storefront Scanner allowance ranges from three searches a day on Starter to 30 on Master; CSV Scanner is listed on Master, while CSV deal export is listed on Pro. Those are product features, not confirmation that Nepeto can import or export your existing research history.

The published materials do not publish migration steps, account-data export options, or cancellation terms. Ask Nepeto what data you can take with you and whether your saved searches, alerts, or product records transfer before switching. We also don’t have Reddit posts in the published material, so we can’t responsibly say what users report as their reasons for leaving. The available verdict flags limited user feedback as a concern, rather than identifying a specific switching problem.