Amazon Seller & Buy Box Intelligence

Seller Central reports a session-weighted daily figure for your own account. It does not tell you who held the box when you did not, why they held it, or how many minutes you lost. We sample ownership per ASIN every ten minutes and attribute each loss to price, stock, fulfilment, rating or an unauthorized seller. Most brands find their real number is 10 to 15 points below what they were reporting.

You give us your authorised distributor list. Everything else selling your ASINs is flagged, then profiled: registration date, storefront history, ASIN overlap, pricing behaviour, listing copy and photo metadata. Storefronts that share operational fingerprints get clustered, which is how six separate-looking sellers turn out to be one operator.

Amazon US, UK, Germany, India, Canada, Mexico, France, Italy, Spain, Japan, Australia and UAE. The four shown here refresh every 10 to 20 minutes; others can be added in about a week. Each marketplace is tracked independently because the same ASIN behaves differently in each.

We supply the evidence pack — listing snapshots over time, seller history, price trail, fingerprint links and image comparisons — in the format Amazon Brand Registry accepts. Filing is handled by your legal or brand protection team, or by a partner we can introduce. Clients typically see a median takedown time of nine days.

Yes. Most clients push the feed into their existing repricer or PIM through our REST API, so decisions use live ownership data rather than a competitor's last known price. You also get daily CSV or Parquet exports to S3 or GCS, and Slack alerts when an ASIN loses the box for more than a threshold you set.

The gap report is ready within seven days of kickoff and usually reframes the problem immediately — most teams discover the issue is enforcement and stock timing rather than price. Measurable win rate movement typically follows within six to ten weeks, depending on how quickly takedowns clear.