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{"intro":"Choose an Amazon seller platform on data accuracy first, workflow consolidation second, and automation depth third. A flashy dashboard with inaccurate estimates costs more than a plain tool with reliable numbers.","criteria":[{"title":"Sales-estimate accuracy on your categories","body":"Estimates drive product-launch decisions worth thousands of pounds. Before committing to any platform, validate its estimates against your own Seller Central data on at least 20 ASINs across the categories you actually sell in. Accuracy degrades significantly on niche verticals and non-US marketplaces."},{"title":"Workflow consolidation versus point tools","body":"A full suite only justifies its premium if it genuinely replaces several distinct tools. Map every workflow you currently run against the platform's actual features, not its marketing page. For teams using only research and keyword tracking, a focused tool plus a spreadsheet often delivers better value."},{"title":"Buy Box-aware repricing logic","body":"Effective repricing accounts for FBA versus FBM competitive positioning, seller rating, stock buffer thresholds, and floor-price protection. A repricer that simply undercuts the current Buy Box price will race margins to zero. Confirm the logic respects your target ACOS and margin rules before enabling automation."},{"title":"PPC automation depth beyond basic bid rules","body":"Rule-based PPC is standard. The differentiating capability is negative-keyword harvesting from search-term reports, automated placement-level bid adjustments, and TACOS-aware budget pacing. Without these, PPC automation saves time but does not improve profitability."},{"title":"Price and BSR history depth","body":"Long-horizon price, BSR, and review-velocity history is essential for informed sourcing and competitive-repricing decisions. Confirm at least two years of historical data depth on every marketplace you operate in. Shallow history makes seasonal analysis unreliable."}],"pricingReality":"Plans run £25–£80 per month for solo sellers using research and keyword modules. Established brands using PPC automation and repricing typically pay £150–£400 per month. Agency and multi-account configurations land at £800+ per month. PPC managed-service add-ons typically charge 5–10 per cent of monthly ad spend on top.","commonPitfalls":["Purchasing a full suite when only research and keyword tracking are used in practice — the unused modules rarely get switched on.","Trusting sales estimates without validating against Seller Central data on at least a handful of known ASINs in your category.","Running PPC automation without weekly search-term review, allowing broad-match spend to drift into irrelevant queries.","Enabling a repricer without modelling Buy Box loss tolerance per SKU and setting explicit floor prices."]}