Helping Amazon sellers succeed with data-driven insights
We build the tools that turn a supplier spreadsheet into a confident buying decision.
Sourcing should not take days
Every Amazon seller who buys wholesale knows the routine: a supplier sends a long price list, and then comes the slow part. Copying identifiers into tool after tool, checking fees by hand, comparing prices, and still guessing how many units to order.
Wholesale Analyzer was built to replace that routine with one step. You upload the list. It checks every product against live Amazon data, applies your profit targets, and gives you a ranked, explained answer: buy, review or avoid, how many, and at what price.
We believe good decisions come from clear data, so everything is shown with its working. You can see why a product scored the way it did, what data was missing, and which assumptions were made.
Our mission
To help Amazon sellers succeed with data-driven insights: fewer guesses, less dead stock and more of the right products on the shelf.
Principles behind the product
Data over hunches
Decisions rest on live prices, real fees and history, not on gut feeling.
Show the working
Every score and decision comes with its reasons, so you stay in control.
Seller first
We design around your money: margins, MOQs and the risk of stock that does not sell.
Privacy and security
Amazon credentials are stored encrypted, and payments are handled by PayPal, never by us.
Built for serious sourcing
Built for sellers who buy smart
What sellers say about turning supplier lists into confident buying decisions.
Example: sizing a wholesale order
An illustration of how one product is judged, using the same logic the application applies to your own lists.
The situation
A supplier offers a 6-pack at $11.20, with a minimum order of 72 units. The product sells at $24.99 on Amazon. It looks like an easy win.
What Wholesale Analyzer shows
- After Amazon’s fees the profit is about $5.89 a unit, an ROI of 52.6%.
- Your expected share of sales is around 24 units a month, so the 72-unit MOQ is about 3 months of stock.
- The decision is REVIEW: the profit is strong, but the MOQ ties up $806 for a quarter.
Illustrative example based on typical numbers. It is not a customer result.
The advice
Stop guessing. Start buying with confidence.
Upload your next supplier list and see which products are worth your money, how many to order and the most you should pay.