We take over your entire Seller Central operation — account health, FBA, case management, Buy Box, performance reporting — so you can focus on your business instead of Amazon's complexity.
Amazon SPN-listed · Dubai, Al Garhoud
We monitor your ODR, late shipment rate, policy compliance, and all Seller Central performance metrics every day — not weekly. Issues are caught before Amazon acts.
Inventory planning, restock alerts, inbound shipment creation, removal orders, and FBA storage cost optimisation — all handled without you needing to log in.
We file and manage all Seller Support cases. As an SPN partner, we have priority escalation pathways — faster resolutions than standard sellers can access.
Strategic repricing, suppressed listing fixes, and hijacker monitoring — we maintain your Buy Box ownership so you are never losing sales to competitors.
Clear weekly KPI dashboards covering sales performance, PPC spend, inventory status, and account health — explained in plain language, not Amazon jargon.
We handle Brand Registry setup, A+ Content eligibility, Transparency programme enrolment, and all brand protection tools available on Amazon GCC.
From our Amazon GCC Knowledge Hub
Amazon enforcement is automated and threshold-driven. The cheapest place to intervene is the first notification — which is why we look every day.
Amazon's enforcement is largely automated and threshold-driven. A metric crosses a line, an action triggers.
Checking weekly converts a potential suspension into a small operational fix — the same problem, caught earlier, costs a fraction as much. We check daily.
Why daily monitoring matters more than it sounds
Amazon enforcement escalates through five stages: performance notification, warning with deadline, listing-level action, restricted selling privileges, then suspension.
The distance from stage one to stage five can be days for serious policy violations.
The cost of resolution rises sharply at each stage, and reinstatement after suspension is materially harder than resolution at the warning stage.
Every suspension case starts as a notification someone decided could wait.
Inventory planning on Amazon GCC is a ranking activity, not just a logistics one.
Category depth is shallower than in mature marketplaces, which means a stockout does proportionally more damage — there is less competing signal to absorb the gap.
If you do not own the Buy Box, your advertising still runs — but clicks land on a page where the purchase goes to someone else.
It is one of the fastest ways to burn budget with nothing to show for it, and it is invisible unless you specifically check.
We maintain ownership through competitive repricing within your margin floor, suppressed listing diagnostics, and proactive hijacker monitoring and removal. Buy Box percentage is reported weekly alongside everything else.
We file and track every Seller Support case. Our SPN status unlocks escalation channels that bypass standard support queues — which matters most exactly when you can least afford to wait.
Where a Plan of Action is required, we write it to the structure Amazon actually accepts:
Most rejected plans fail on that last point — "we will be more careful" is not a preventive measure.
Health claims that are standard and legal in EU listings frequently breach Amazon GCC policy. Enforcement is automated — the first you hear about it is usually a suppressed listing.
Sellers arriving from European marketplaces encounter issues that either do not exist at home or work differently:
We review every new ASIN against marketplace policy before it goes live. Suppression after launch costs considerably more than review before it.
Health problems are almost always process gaps, not isolated events. The durable fixes are operational:
None of this is complicated. It is simply easier to skip than to do, right up until the moment it is not.
We are measured on sales and profit, not clicks or impressions. Month one is foundation, months two to three profitability, volume scales from month three.
What we control: listing conversion, account health, Buy Box position, inventory planning and campaign structure. What we do not control: your price against competitors, your stock position, and the ceiling of your category. If a product is priced wrong, no amount of account management fixes it — and you will hear that in the audit rather than six months in.
Pricing depends on catalogue size, marketplace count and the state of the account, and is agreed after the free audit. Ad spend is separate and paid to Amazon.
Final pricing depends on catalogue size, how many marketplaces you sell in, and whether the account needs remedial work before management can begin. You get the figure in writing after the free audit, not after a discovery call.
Amazon takes a referral fee on every sale, plus FBA fulfilment and storage fees if you use it. The rates vary by category.
We model your actual landed cost, referral rate and fulfilment fees against your selling price before quoting, so you see the real margin rather than a headline revenue figure. Published rates for your specific categories come with the audit.
We audit account health, fix listing and compliance issues, set inventory and Buy Box strategy, and establish the reporting you will be judged on.
Month one is remedial. Most accounts we look at are carrying suppressed listings, stranded inventory or an unresolved policy flag. Those get cleared before anything is optimised, because optimising on top of a broken foundation just moves the problem.
No, but we do not guess either. Before you commit, we model expected monthly sales from category data, competitor pricing and your margins.
A guarantee is a promise about an outcome nobody controls. A forecast is a modelled range you can interrogate before you spend anything — and if our own study says the numbers do not work, we will tell you that instead of taking the retainer.
Start with a free audit — we will show you exactly what we'd fix and improve.
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