For Amazon sellers · 30 minutes · $50 if it flops
Listings, inventory, reporting, fees, buyer messages: we run your operation through a 30-point inspection, hand you the score and your three biggest gaps, and tell you straight which to automate and which to leave alone.
Booking opens your email so we can schedule the 30 minutes. Came through Nhan at Seller Labs? Just reply to his email instead.
How it works
We do not open with the long version. The 30 minutes is a scored inspection and a fit check. If it turns up real work, we open the gate to the deep audit. If it does not, we both find out fast and part as friends.
Step 1 · Inspection · 30 min with Will
A fast pass across 30 checkpoints. You leave with a number, your three weakest areas, and a straight answer on whether an agent belongs in your account at all.
Step 2 · Deep audit · 60 min · only if it’s a fit
The full hour, booked only when the inspection earns it. We map the whole operation, rank the builds, and lay out the first 45 and 90 days. You leave with a written plan either way.
$50
If the 30 minutes is not worth your time, you get a $50 Amazon gift card. No catch, no strings. That is the whole reason to say yes: the downside is capped and the upside is a scored map of your account.
The inspection
Tick every checkpoint your operation already has handled. The score is out of 30, and the lower it lands, the more an agent has to work with. This is the same pass we run live, out loud, in the 30 minutes.
0/30
The score is out of 30. The lower it comes in, the bigger the opportunity.
This is the self-serve version. On the call we pressure-test each answer, because “we kind of do that” and “that runs without us” are two very different scores.
Track record
Real agents running on other sellers’ accounts right now. Each one started with a conversation this short.
~$20,000
FBA fee-tier audit
Cross-checks the size tier Amazon charges against real product dimensions and flags every unit you are overpaying on. One seller recovered about twenty grand.
~$5,200
Returnless-refund fraud
Cross-references orders and shipping addresses to catch returnless-refund abuse across linked accounts. One seller recovered $5,200 that was walking out the door.
Top 5 fixes
Title-compliance readiness
Scores the whole catalog against Amazon's 75-character title rule and hands back a readiness score, so you rewrite the high-stakes titles before Amazon does it for you.
1,000+ tickets
Autonomous build team
Agents pull their own tickets, Ready to Building to Testing, grade their own work, and merge. Over a thousand shipped with no full-stack dev in the loop.
Owner to owner
The strongest testimonial we have is not written to us. When one of our clients, an eight-figure Amazon seller, had to justify our fee to his co-owner, he ran the numbers himself. Excerpts from that internal memo, with the client’s name left out:
“We’ve stripped a lot of overhead already, between the feed-management tool, the market-data tool, and the restock tool we cut. Net savings after what we pay them: about $85,000 a year at steady state.”
“We can do a lot of this ourselves. But I use this system every day, and an interconnected, non-slop internal SaaS takes real maintenance. It’s a lot to manage when there are eleven employees and temps all touching the software.”
“There is a lot going on in that box, and I pay 10ofyou.ai to keep it up.”
~$61k
Third-party tools retired / yr
~$85k
Net savings after our fee / yr
$208
Effective hourly rate he benchmarked
11
Staff on the system he built with us
From a client’s internal memo to his business partner. Reproduced with the client’s name removed and figures rounded.
We have been implementing automation and AI for ten years, most of it in ecommerce, and our sister companies are Seller Labs and DataAutomation.com. We are technology agnostic and take no vendor referral money, so the call is which builds are worth it for you and nothing else.
Your account
The first question every serious seller asks is whether we are letting a bot loose in their Seller Central. We are not.
We can run this on a read-only connection: clone the Amazon MCP, strip out every write tool, and the agent can read your account but cannot change a thing in it. On the builds that do take action, a human still sits in the loop and approves before anything ships. You will see exactly where that line is drawn.
Step 2
Booked only when the inspection turns up real work. No deck here either, and it is recorded so you keep it.
Your stack, your data, and who touches what. Most teams are further along than they think and already paying for tools that overlap.
Whether the ceiling is demand, delivery, or leakage. Automating around a bottleneck instead of at it is the most common way this money gets wasted.
We walk the 15-1-1-5 list: anything you do 15 minutes a day, an hour a week, or an hour a month, that you have already done by hand five times.
Usually three objectives survive, in order. Just as important is what we tell you to leave alone for now, and why.
What is realistic in six weeks, what needs a quarter, and what it takes on your side. If there is a fit, we tell you what working together costs. If not, we say that instead.
Fit
Questions
A fast scored pass across six areas of your Amazon operation: listings, inventory, reporting, advertising, fees, and buyer ops. You get a number out of 30 and your three weakest areas, which is where an agent earns back its keep fastest. The checklist above is the self-serve version.
None. Give me 30 minutes, and if you walk away feeling it was not worth your time, tell me and a $50 Amazon gift card is yours. I am betting it will be worth it. That bet is the offer.
Not unless you want it to. We can run everything read-only: the agent sees your account but cannot change anything. On builds that do act, a human approves before anything ships.
One of two things. Either the inspection turns up real work and we book the 60-minute deep audit to scope it, or it does not and we leave it there. You are never rolled from one into the other without a clear yes.
No. Do not build a deck or pull reports. If you want me sharper going in, just tell me where your team loses the most time day to day.
Usually more so. Most teams already have agents; they are chained to a chat window, run only when a person pushes them, and cannot react to anything else in the account. That gap is what the inspection maps.
Next
Best case, you leave with a scored read on where an agent belongs in your Amazon operation and where it does not. Either way you come out ahead.
10 years in automation and AI. Ecommerce-native, sister to Seller Labs and DataAutomation.com. Technology agnostic: we recommend what works for your business, never for a kickback.