SellerAmp SAS is an Amazon sourcing tool with a Chrome extension, web app and mobile app. Plans from $19.95/month with a 14-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
SellerAmp SAS, short for Sourcing Analysis Simplified, is a product research tool for people who buy items to resell on Amazon. SellerAmp is the company name and SAS is the product. It is built to answer three questions before a purchase: can I sell it, does it sell, and is it profitable. It covers retail arbitrage, online arbitrage and wholesale sourcing.
One subscription includes three tools: a Chrome extension, a web app and a mobile app for iOS and Android. Settings, history and results sync across all three. The company states that more than 100,000 Amazon sellers use it and that over one billion products have been analyzed. It supports seven Amazon marketplaces, and the tools are available only in English.
A seller finds a product in a store, on a retailer's website or on Amazon, then opens SAS to see the analysis. The Chrome extension launches automatically on Amazon product pages. On other sites it opens in two clicks after highlighting text, or through a keyboard shortcut. On mobile, users scan a UPC or EAN, search by text or use the device share feature.
Users enter their objectives in settings, such as profit, ROI and minimum or maximum BSR, along with tax status, extra sourcing costs and inbound FBA shipping rates. SAS checks each product against those targets. Changing the cost price or sale price recalculates results instantly. Results are grouped into panels: Quick Info, Alerts, Offers, and Ranks & Prices.
The core of the product is the profit calculator, which shows profit, ROI, taxes and the maximum cost that meets your criteria. Alerts flag eligibility and gating, hazmat and dangerous goods, private label and IP warnings, and brand restrictions in a stoplight format. Buy Box analysis shows who owns it and how often it rotates. Charts show past sales and price performance, and variation analysis shows sales data across sizes, colors and pack quantities.
For finding products, Advanced Search filters by more than 200 criteria, and Storefront Search shows analysis for products in any seller's storefront. Workflow tools include a searchable history, custom notes and tags, multiple profiles and Google Sheets export. The mobile app adds AI image search and offline mode for scanning in store. Multi-user logins let each team member have their own account.
SellerAmp SAS (Sourcing Analysis Simplified) is a subscription tool that helps Amazon sellers decide what to buy for resale. It answers whether you can sell a product, whether it sells and whether it is profitable. It includes a web app, a mobile app and a Chrome extension.
Plans are Getting Started at $19.95 per month, Getting Serious at $29.95 per month and Going Pro at $49.95 per month. UK pricing is also available. Annual billing gives 2 months free.
Yes. All plans start with a 14-day free trial, and subscriptions can be cancelled anytime.
The web app and Chrome extension require the full version of Google Chrome. They do not work with Chromium, Safari, Firefox, Edge or Explorer. The mobile app is available for iOS and Android.
It supports seven marketplaces: the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, France, Germany, Spain and Italy. Users can switch marketplace in one click and analyze using local, EFN or PAN-EU fulfillment.
It suits Amazon sellers who source through retail arbitrage, online arbitrage or wholesale. The company describes its users as ranging from part-time arbitrage sellers to seven-figure wholesale operations. Teams can give each member a separate login.
The sources name Google Sheets, where analysis can be exported. The tool also works with the device share feature on mobile, and with split-screen use alongside Seller Central. No other integrations are listed.
No. SellerAmp is the company name and SAS is the product. The company also offers a free tool called QVS.