SellerAmp SAS review

SellerAmp SAS is Amazon sourcing software for checking whether a product looks profitable before you buy it. It is aimed at retail arbitrage, online arbitrage and wholesale sellers, rather than sellers looking for software to manage their whole Amazon business.

The same sourcing analysis is available through a Chrome extension, mobile app and web app; the product description says settings, history and results sync across them. Its profit calculator estimates profit, ROI, taxes and maximum cost. Other tools cover eligibility and selling restrictions, current offers and stock counts, Buy Box analysis, and historical sales and price charts. Advanced search filters products using more than 200 criteria, including sales rank and average price. An AI image search can look for products from a photo or camera.

The practical pitch is quick product checks in more than one workflow: while browsing, on a phone or in the web app. SellerAmp does not publish a free plan; the listed trial is 14 days.

SellerAmp’s clearest strength is bringing several buying checks into one product view. The profit calculator can account for fees, ROI, taxes and maximum cost, while eligibility alerts can flag restrictions before a seller commits to inventory. Offers, stock counts and Buy Box analysis help compare the listing with other sellers; historical charts add context beyond the current price or sales rank.

The extension, app and web access are useful if you source in different settings. Advanced search supports more than 200 criteria, and image search offers another way to find a product when you have a photo rather than a listing to start from. These features suit the core sourcing task; they are not evidence that the software will make the buying decision for you.

One Reddit thread describes quick profit calculations after Amazon fees and IP complaint checks as useful, and another commenter calls the tool essential for RA or OA. Those are user opinions, not a guarantee of accuracy or results.

Pricing is the bigger buying question. The pricing page lists Getting Started at $19.95 monthly or $16.63 per month with annual billing; Getting Serious at $29.95 or $24.96; and Going Pro at $49.95 or $41.63. Annual billing gives two months free. The listed features are the same across all three tiers, so compare plan details before paying more.

The pricing page lists the same core features for Getting Started, Getting Serious and Going Pro, but the published plan details do not explain what extra limits or capabilities justify the higher tiers. Search limits, scan quotas, product-check caps and any differences in historical data are not published on the vendor's site. That makes it hard to judge whether a growing seller needs to move up from the $19.95 monthly plan—or whether the $49.95 plan adds value for their workflow.

There is no free plan, and the listed trial lasts 14 days. A seller who wants to keep using the software has to budget at least $19.95 per month, or $16.63 per month when billed annually. The annual price means paying upfront; the pricing details do not state the total charge or cancellation terms.

Geographic support may also matter. In one Reddit thread, a seller looking to source on Amazon.com.au said SellerAmp did not support that marketplace. That is a report from one user, not a complete list of supported marketplaces, so confirm your Amazon domain with SellerAmp before subscribing. The product is for sourcing analysis, not full account or brand management.

SellerAmp SAS has three paid plans and no free plan. Getting Started costs $19.95 per month, or $16.63 per month with annual billing. Getting Serious is $29.95 monthly or $24.96 per month annually. Going Pro is $49.95 monthly or $41.63 per month annually. The listed annual rates are monthly equivalents; annual billing gives two months free. The price jumps $10 per month between each monthly tier, while the listed annual-equivalent difference is about $8.33. The published pricing details show the same core tools on all three plans: profit calculations, eligibility and IP alerts, historical charts, Buy Box analysis, and access through the Chrome extension, web app and mobile app. They do not identify which features distinguish the tiers, so check the pricing page before paying for a higher one. A 14-day free trial is listed. No add-ons are listed, but that does not establish whether optional charges exist beyond the published pricing details.

SellerAmp SAS offers a Chrome extension, web app and mobile app, with settings, history and results synced across them. That may make it practical to use the same sourcing workflow across devices, but the published information does not explain how to import existing product research or settings from another tool. Data export options, cancellation steps and what happens to saved history after cancellation are not published in the material we have; check with SellerAmp before moving a large research archive. The published sources also include no Reddit posts or comments, so we can’t responsibly summarize why users leave or what migration problems they report. For a switch, verify your must-have records can be retained or exported, then compare SellerAmp’s paid tiers with your current tool. There is no free plan, though a 14-day trial is listed. If you switch away later, don’t assume your synced history is portable until SellerAmp confirms it.