Rank is not sales. Drops are.
A good rank tells you where a product sits today, not whether anything sold. Look at rank drops over 30 or 90 days instead.
Free leads in Discord, every day. Each one is re-read live at the moment it posts, and refused if the price moved. You get the cart link, the real profit, and how many units are actually there.
Only 4 showing at this price, so it is first come first served. Sized so more than one person can act.
Add 2 to cartA real card from the feed. The button adds it to your Amazon basket.
Amazon-to-Amazon deals go out free, every day, to everyone. Sourcing from the shops — picking a product and being told where to buy it — is the paid side, because that is the part that takes real work to build and real money to run.
Everyone sees the same lead at the same time, so a good one gets shared. That is honest about what a free feed is.
The difference is not a bigger version of the same thing. It is the other half of the job.
Our automated system checks 541,767 products across high street names, well-known online retailers and specialist suppliers every few hours. It works out what each one really nets after Amazon’s fees, and brings the ones that make money to you on a plate. No searching, no spreadsheets, no guesswork.
More are added every week, including some names you will recognise from your own high street. We are an independent service and are not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any retailer named above — we simply read their public prices, the same as you could, and do the arithmetic you would rather not.
How many units are already sitting in front of you, fulfilled and ready. Our own stock is excluded. This is the difference between entering a listing and joining a queue, and free tools do not show it.
Every card is checked live against the buy box before it goes out. If the price moved by more than two pence, it does not post. A card that cannot be verified is refused rather than published with a caveat.
If a listing has four units, a card telling fifty people to buy four serves one person. Ours is sized so more than one member can act, and it says how deep the stock is.
Referral fee, fulfilment fee, VAT on those fees, and the digital services fee. The figure on the card is what is left, not what it looks like before Amazon takes its cut.
Every one of these is a mistake we made ourselves and paid for. That is the only reason it is worth publishing.
A good rank tells you where a product sits today, not whether anything sold. Look at rank drops over 30 or 90 days instead.
If you are not VAT registered you cannot reclaim it, and almost every wholesaler quotes ex VAT. The flattering reading is the wrong one.
A door with a price, a wall with no route, or already approved. Check whether you are eligible before you price the door.
Seventeen offers with nobody holding fulfilled stock is an open listing. Two offers with 400 units each is a closed one.
A listing that runs at £3 with a big seller on it and £8 without averages £5, and no unit ever sold at £5.