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Free Amazon Seller Lookup

Paste a seller ID or storefront URL and see the seller's feedback, listing count, FBA use, and the brands and categories they sell.

Examples:

The seller ID is the code after me= or seller= in the storefront URL.

How to

How to Find an Amazon Seller ID

Every seller profile and storefront URL contains the seller ID. Three steps:

  1. Step 1

    Open the seller from a listing

    On any product page, click the seller name next to Sold by, or pick a seller under Other sellers on Amazon.

  2. Step 2

    Copy the ID from the URL

    The seller profile URL ends in seller= plus the ID, for example amazon.com/sp?seller=A1B2C3D4E5F6G7. A storefront URL carries it after me=.

  3. Step 3

    Paste it into the lookup

    Paste the ID or the whole URL. When you paste a URL, the tool reads the marketplace from the domain.

Looking for your own ID? In Seller Central, open Settings > Account Info > Merchant Token.

What you get

What the Seller Lookup Shows

One lookup gives you the seller summary that Amazon spreads across the profile page and the storefront.

Feedback and Ratings

Positive feedback for the last 30 days, 12 months and lifetime, plus how many ratings the seller got in the last 30 days, a proxy for sales volume.

Listing Count

How many ASINs the seller has on their storefront right now, and how long the seller has been on record.

FBA or Merchant Fulfilled

Whether the seller uses Fulfillment by Amazon, whether they ship from China, and their business address.

Buy Box Win Rate

How often the seller wins the Buy Box on new offers, and how many sellers compete for it on their listings on average.

Competing Sellers

The five sellers that most often offer the same products. Look any of them up with one click.

Top Brands and Categories

The brands and categories with the most listings, their average 30-day BSR, and how often Amazon sells the same ASINs.

Use cases

What Resellers Use It For

Find Brands to Source

A reseller who carries 400 listings of one brand has an account with that brand or its distributor. The top-brands table is a list of wholesale accounts worth opening.

Size Up a Competitor on a Listing

Before you join a listing, check who you share it with: their feedback, their size, and whether they use FBA.

Avoid Listings Where Amazon Sells

The "Amazon also sells" column shows how much of a seller's catalog overlaps with Amazon as a seller, by brand and by category.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is an Amazon seller ID?
An Amazon seller ID (Amazon also calls it the Merchant Token) is a unique code of 10 to 20 letters and digits, for example A1B2C3D4E5F6G7. Each seller account has one, and it appears in the seller's profile and storefront URLs.
How do I look up a seller on Amazon?
Click the seller name next to "Sold by" on a product page to open their profile. Copy the code after seller= in the URL, or copy the whole URL, and paste it into the Seller Lookup above. The tool shows the seller's ratings, listing count, FBA use, top brands and top categories.
How do I find my own Amazon seller ID?
In Seller Central, open Settings > Account Info > Business Information > Merchant Token. The Merchant Token is your seller ID.
Is the Amazon Seller Lookup free?
Yes. Single seller lookups are free and need no account. To track a seller over time, with every product they add or remove, use Seller Spy.
Which Amazon marketplaces are supported?
amazon.com, amazon.co.uk, amazon.de, amazon.fr, amazon.it, amazon.es, amazon.ca, amazon.com.mx, amazon.com.br, amazon.co.jp, amazon.in and amazon.com.au. A seller ID is tied to a region, so pick the marketplace where the seller sells.
Where does the seller data come from?
Seller Assistant collects the data from public Amazon seller pages and storefronts. The date under each result shows when it was last updated.
Can I see every product a seller sells?
The free lookup shows the summary and the top brands and categories. Seller Spy lists the full storefront, shows which products the seller added or removed each day, and finds the brands they carry that you don't.

Track Competitors Every Day with Seller Spy

Add a seller once. Seller Spy checks their storefront daily and shows every product and brand they add or remove.

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