SEO Believer
Most listing gigs rewrite your bullets and call it SEO. This one pulls live Amazon search volume, your ranked keywords, and your actual competitors first, then writes the listing from what the data says. Every number in the report traces back to a source you can check.
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Everything runs from your public product page. You never hand over Seller Central credentials, so there is no chance of a stranger signing into your account from an address Amazon does not recognize.
Search volumes, competitor overlap, and current rankings come from a live marketplace data API and are shown as tables, with the pull date attached. Where data is missing, the report says so rather than filling the gap with a guess.
The report will never state a sales figure, Best Seller Rank, or review count that was not actually retrieved, and never promises a ranking outcome. A separate checking pass runs over the copy before you see it.
Title length, bullet count, and the backend search-term field are validated programmatically before delivery. The backend field is measured in bytes, which is what Amazon actually counts, and repeated words are flagged as wasted budget.
The rewritten title, five bullets, description, and backend search terms come as a clean copy block, not buried inside paragraphs of advice you have to extract them from.
The whole pipeline is automated, so a report is finished while a freelancer is still reading your first message. No queue, no timezone gap, no back-and-forth.
ListingIQ is in beta. If you have an access code, paste an ASIN or an Amazon product link and you'll have a full report in a couple of minutes, free, no card, and we never ask for your Seller Central login.
One listing per report. Every tier includes the real-data tables, because the data is the point.
Listing Refresh
$69
Full SEO Strategy
$109
AI Shopping Ready
$149
This tier is still in build, so it is a waitlist rather than a checkout today. Being straight about what it is: Amazon retired Rufus on 13 May 2026 and replaced it with Alexa for Shopping, and Amazon publishes no way for anyone to measure whether a listing surfaces inside that assistant. So this is an audit against a published rubric, whether your listing answers the natural-language questions shoppers actually ask, not a claim to measure your visibility inside Amazon's AI. Anyone selling you the latter cannot substantiate it. The two tiers above run end to end right now.
Four steps, in order, every time.
Your product page, the keywords it already ranks for, the keywords related to it, and the competitors sharing those keywords, all retrieved live.
Your ranked keywords are diffed against each top competitor's to produce the gap table: the terms they own that you do not.
The listing is written from that data set only, tuned to Amazon's structural limits rather than to generic SEO advice.
A verification pass looks for any claim the data does not support, and the character and byte limits are validated before the report is assembled.