Amazon seller tools for every critical decision.

Yes. Every ready tool can be used without a subscription, trial limit, watermark, or account. Planned tools are clearly labeled until they are available.

No. You can export a report from Seller Central or Amazon Ads and open it directly in the relevant tool. No Amazon login, API token, or account connection is required.

No. The current tools read and analyze supported files in your browser. Saved projects and starred tools stay in storage managed by that browser on that device.

The PPC Audit accepts search-term reports, Search Query Finder accepts Search Query Performance-style exports, Profit Analytics accepts SKU revenue and cost exports, Inventory Forecast accepts stock and sales-velocity files, Inventory Ledger Audit accepts Summary or Detailed View exports, Return Reason Analyzer accepts FBA Customer Returns exports, and Reimbursement Audit accepts reconciliation or adjustment data. Each tool explains the fields it needs.

Yes. Report-based tools support CSV and TSV files. Listing SEO can also import labeled text, while Keyword Clustering can import plain text keyword lists.

No. It helps draft and audit current-format titles, Item Highlights, bullets, descriptions, backend search terms, and keyword coverage. You review and copy the final content before making any Seller Central change.

It uses your target ACoS, break-even ACoS, minimum clicks, and zero-sale spend threshold. Recommendations are explainable review signals, not automatic bid or negative-keyword changes.

No. It is a decision-support tool for SKU contribution analysis. Confirm report definitions and refund treatment, and use qualified accounting or tax advice where needed.

No. It sums and categorizes the transaction lines in your uploaded Payments exports and compares them with a reported settlement total when available. Differences and unclassified rows are review signals, not proof of an accounting error or amount owed.

No. It reconciles the report's signed movements and highlights Amazon-reported unreconciled quantities, loss, damage, and unknown-event signals. A movement may already be reversed, found, transferred, reimbursed, or ineligible, so verify every result against current Seller Central records and policy.

The planner combines on-hand and inbound units with adjusted daily sales, supplier lead time, safety stock, planning horizon, minimum order quantity, and case-pack rounding.

It compares impressions, clicks, and purchases with thresholds you control. It separates high-visibility queries with weak click-through, traffic with weak conversion, promising queries, and rows that need more data.

No. It reconciles seller-supplied expected and actual amounts, quantities, dates, and statuses to build a review list. A flag is not proof of eligibility or money owed; verify it against current Amazon policy and your Seller Central records.

Yes. Saved analyses appear under Recent. Opening one restores the saved result and settings in the original tool, as long as the browser's site data has not been cleared.

Starred tools are a personal shortcut list stored on your device. Select the star on a tool card or tool page, then open Starred from the sidebar.

Yes. The interface is responsive, supports portrait and landscape layouts, and can be installed as a progressive web app in supported browsers.

Recent projects and starred tools can be lost because they are stored in the current browser profile. Export important results before clearing site data or changing devices.

No. SellerHub is independent software and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon. Amazon and related marks belong to their respective owners.