Amazon wholesale software that tells you what to buy
Most Amazon tools show you data and leave the decision to you. Wholesale Analyzer reads your whole supplier list and tells you, for every product, whether to buy it, how many units to order and the most you should pay.
Amazon wholesale is a buying business. You make or lose money at the moment you place the order: the right product at the right cost in the right quantity sells through; the wrong one sits in an FBA warehouse. Wholesale Analyzer is built around that moment.
What Amazon wholesale software should do
A supplier sends a price list with thousands of products. To decide what to order, a wholesale seller has to answer the same questions for every row:
- Which Amazon listing does this UPC or EAN match, and is it a single unit or a multipack?
- What is left after the referral fee, the FBA fee and my own costs for shipping, prep and labels?
- How many units does the listing sell, and how many of those sales would I get with the sellers already on it?
- Is the price stable, or is a price war starting? Does Amazon sell it too?
- Am I allowed to sell it, and does the brand file complaints against resellers?
- How many units should I order, and what is the highest price I can pay the supplier?
Done by hand, that takes minutes per product, so most price lists are never fully checked. Good Amazon wholesale software answers all of these questions for the whole list at once, and shows its reasons so you can trust the answer.
How Wholesale Analyzer works
- Connect your Amazon seller account. Scans use live Amazon prices and fees and your own selling eligibility. How to connect Seller Central.
- Set your targets. Your target ROI, minimum profit and landed costs, so every product is judged by your numbers, not a generic rule. Set your targets.
- Upload the supplier list. An Excel or CSV file of up to 200,000 products with UPC, EAN, ASIN or ISBN. See the Amazon wholesale scanner.
- Decide and order. Every product gets a 0 to 100 wholesale score and a BUY, REVIEW or AVOID decision with the reasons, the recommended order quantity and your maximum buy cost. Turn the shortlist into a purchase order and export it to Excel.
Decisions, not just data
What you get for every product on the list.
BUY, REVIEW or AVOID
A 0 to 100 wholesale score built from profit, ROI, demand, competition, price stability and risk, with the reasons in plain language.
Maximum buy cost
The highest supplier price that still meets your target ROI and minimum profit, and the discount to ask for when a product misses.
Order quantity
Conservative, recommended and aggressive quantities, checked against the supplier’s MOQ and case pack, with a dead-stock warning.
Profit after every fee
Referral and FBA fees, landed costs, profit, ROI and margin, for FBA and FBM side by side.
Price-war and Amazon risk
Buy Box history, seller count trend, Amazon’s share of the Buy Box and the price floor before profit reaches zero.
Eligibility and IP risk
Whether your account can sell each product, which brands need approval, and IP complaint risk screened in every scan.
Who it is for
- Wholesale sellers with supplier lists who want to check every product, not just the first few hundred rows.
- Sellers starting with a small budget who need to know where each dollar earns the most. Capital allocation spreads your budget across the best products, with a limit per brand.
- Growing wholesale businesses that compare suppliers, track how each catalog changes and reorder before stock runs out.
- Sellers without a supplier yet: Product search finds listings worth selling on Amazon first, then the brand to contact.
Wholesale software or a spreadsheet?
A spreadsheet with lookups works for a few dozen products. It breaks down when a list has thousands of rows, when barcodes lose their leading zeros, when one UPC matches a multipack, and when fees and prices change every week. Wholesale Analyzer keeps the method of a careful spreadsheet, explained in how to analyze a supplier price list, and runs it on live Amazon data for the whole file.
Pricing
Every month you can scan 50 products of your own list for free, with no card needed. Paid plans include every feature: $15 a week, $39 a month or $327 a year, and you can cancel at any time. Compare the plans.
Frequently asked questions
Is Wholesale Analyzer a browser extension?
No. It is a web application: you sign in at app.wholesaleanalyzer.com from any browser, upload a supplier list and work with the results online or in the Excel workbook.
Which Amazon marketplaces does it support?
21 marketplaces in North America, Europe, the Middle East, India and Asia Pacific, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany and Japan. Results are shown in the marketplace’s currency.
Does it work for online arbitrage or private label?
It is built for wholesale: buying from suppliers and brands to resell on existing listings. Product search also supports reverse sourcing, finding a listing on Amazon first and then the brand behind it.
Can I trust a BUY decision without checking?
Every decision shows the reasons and the numbers behind it, and estimates such as monthly sales are labelled as estimates. Use BUY as a strong shortlist, then open the product page to check the price history and competition before a large order.
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. Your first scan every month is free.