SellerArmor reviews your FBA account every day, surfaces reimbursements you may be eligible to claim, and prepares each case for you. You submit every case in Seller Central. We never take a percentage.
Authorize a read-only SP-API link in one session. No spreadsheets, no credentials shared, nothing to install.
Deterministic rules reconcile your ledgers daily and flag every discrepancy — each with a claim-type-aware countdown to its deadline.
Each issue gets a policy-accurate case written for you, tuned by the wording that's actually getting approved — not a generic template.
Review the draft, then submit the case yourself in Seller Central. SellerArmor never files on your behalf — manual submission is what keeps the workflow aligned with the Amazon BSA Agent Policy.
Detection rules are ranked by expected value, so the highest-dollar cases surface first. Amazon now auto-reimburses fulfillment-center losses — the categories its automation doesn’t reach are where SellerArmor concentrates.
Units that left your supplier but were never reconciled into your Amazon inventory count. Often the highest-value category.
Items lost inside a fulfillment center. Amazon began reimbursing these automatically in Nov 2024 — so you never pay us for them.
Stock recorded as damaged in a warehouse or in transit between centers, eligible for reimbursement at the correct basis.
A customer was refunded, but the unit was never returned to your sellable inventory.
Dimension or weight measurements that don't match the product, which can affect your referral and FBA fees.
Removal or disposal orders where fewer units came back than were charged for.
Commission services take 20–25% of everything they recover, for as long as you use them. Pick your plan and drag the slider — see what each model costs you, and where the flat fee pulls ahead.
The recovery market was built on an 18-month claim window, sales-price reimbursement, and no Agent Policy. Between October 2024 and March 2026, all of those assumptions changed.
Down from 18 months. Quarterly batch-audit workflows now miss the window on a meaningful share of claims.
Amazon began proactively reimbursing items lost inside fulfillment centers. The cases that remain are higher-value.
For pre-order losses, value shifted from sales price to manufacturing cost — recoveries shrank while percentage take-rates stayed the same.
Amazon now formally governs tools acting on a seller's behalf, with enforcement falling on the seller's account.
Every case is yours to approve before it's filed. We self-identify as your agent and never submit on your behalf — designed around the March 2026 BSA Agent Policy from day one.
We track the outcome of every case automatically and route future drafts toward the wording that's working. The system gets better at recovering eligible funds over time.
Claim-type-aware clocks mean nothing expires unnoticed. A quarterly batch-audit approach built for an 18-month window struggles to keep pace with a 60-day one.
Daily reconciliation of your Amazon settlement reports, inventory ledger, and removal records — the accounting work that surfaces recoverable reimbursements. Purpose-built for FBA, not a general ledger replacement.
Anyone can quote a 90% approval rate on a homepage. We'd rather show you the real distribution from real cases as the data accumulates, and let you check our recoveries directly in your own settlement reports once Amazon approves them.
The honest version is also the more durable one. It's how we expect to earn a flat-fee relationship that lasts.
The March 2026 Agent Policy made third-party tooling part of seller account health. SellerArmor's compliance posture is architectural, not a checkbox.
Every case is drafted by SellerArmor and submitted by you in Seller Central. SellerArmor never files cases on your behalf — manual submission is designed around the March 2026 Amazon BSA Agent Policy from day one.
Every SP-API request declares SellerArmor as an agent in its headers — built in from day one, not retrofitted after enforcement.
Four roles: Fulfillment, Inventory, Finance, and Insights. No write scopes are ever requested, so the connection can't change anything in your account.
Outcome data only scores pre-written, human-authored case templates. No model fine-tuning or development — in line with BSA §4.2.
Every action — report retrieval, detection, drafting, outcome matching — is logged and exportable.
Your SP-API authorization is encrypted per seller and can be revoked from Seller Central at any time, which immediately cuts off SellerArmor's access.
Connect a read-only link to your Amazon account and we'll surface what's recoverable right now. No card. No commitment. You only pay a flat fee when you decide to start filing.