Questions about Shelfmate

Shelfmate is an Amazon co-pilot for small brands. It connects to your Seller Central and Amazon Ads accounts, does the daily work of running the store, such as ad cleanup, reorders, FBA shipments, reimbursements, listing checks and deal planning, and asks you before anything spends money.

Brands selling on Amazon in the US, usually run by one to five people and doing roughly $20,000 to $1 million a month on Amazon. If you are the one logging into Seller Central every day, it’s for you.

Only Amazon: your Seller Central account and your Amazon Ads account, through Amazon’s official APIs. You sign in with Amazon and approve access there. Shelfmate never sees your password.

Not unless you let it. Everything starts read-only. You choose job by job what runs on its own, and anything that raises spend waits for your approval.

Ads are one department. Shelfmate also handles inventory and reorders, FBA shipments and labels, reimbursements, listing health, reviews and deals, and it connects them, so a stockout pauses ads and a deal schedules budgets.

Shelfmate only asks Amazon for what it needs to run your store, encrypts data in transit and at rest, and does not request Amazon customers’ personal information. We never sell your data. The details are in our privacy policy.

Not yet. Shelfmate supports the Amazon US marketplace only for now.

Copilot is $499 a month and tells you what to do, with every change waiting for your OK. Autopilot is $999 a month and does the work for you. Both start with a 14-day free trial, and annual plans get two months free. Agencies pay per client store. There is no percentage of ad spend or reimbursements.

Today. Sign in with Amazon to start your 14-day free trial. Shelfmate’s Seller Central connection is in Amazon’s final approval; if you sign up before it opens, your account is saved and we’ll email you the moment you can connect.