The 6-Step Amazon Product Launch System
Six tools that hand their work to each other, in the sequence a launch actually happens. Find a niche, prove the competition is beatable, find a supplier, check the margin survives, write the listing — then go find clients with what you learned.
Cancel any time · Your data never leaves your browser · Works on all 22 Amazon marketplaces
Why this is different
Buy the big research suites and you get thirty tools and no path. That is fine if you already know the process. If you don't, the tools are the easy part — knowing which one, when is the whole job.
Every tool says where it sits: Step 4 of 6. You always know what you just finished and what comes next.
The scraper's file opens in the analyser. The analyser's winner goes to the supplier search. No copying between apps that don't know each other.
Designed by an instructor who has trained thousands of Amazon sellers — the order comes from watching where beginners actually get stuck.
The system
Follow it once and you will have gone from “no idea what to sell” to a written listing and a supplier quote. Every screen below is the real tool — hover to zoom in.
Walks an Amazon department down to its smallest categories, finds the products almost nobody has reviewed, and collects the real phrases shoppers type to reach them — then pulls 40 fields of product data into a spreadsheet.
Upload that file. Scores every niche on demand, competition, review quality and price opportunity, and says plainly whether it is worth launching — with the reasoning, not just a number.
Takes the product you picked and searches Alibaba the way a buyer would — response rate, trade assurance, years in business, real certifications — and ranks who can actually make it.
Put in the supplier's real numbers — unit cost, freight, duty, prep, Amazon's fees, returns — and see whether the margin survives. FBA and FBM side by side, because the answer is not always the same.
Reads what your competitors rank for, weights it by demand, and builds the title, bullets and backend keywords inside Amazon's real limits — each suggestion scored, so you can see why one beats another.
For virtual assistants: finds listings with fixable problems, proves each one with evidence, and drafts the outreach that turns a finding into a paying client.
Your research stays yours
The four browser tools run entirely on your own machine. Your spreadsheets are read in the page and never sent to us — there is no server to send them to. The two extensions talk only to Amazon and Alibaba, and keep what they collect in your own browser storage.
No analytics, no tracking pixels, no third-party scripts. You can check it yourself: open any tool, open your browser's network tab, and watch it stay empty.
Pricing
No per-tool upsells and no seat maths. Cancel whenever you like — access runs to the end of the period you paid for.
Already enrolled in the Bengali Amazon FBA course on careergori.com? The tools are included — sign in there and you will be brought straight here.
Questions
No — each works on its own, and experienced sellers often jump straight to the calculator or the listing builder. The order is there for people who want a path rather than a toolbox.
The tools read the same public pages you can open yourself, at a human pace, from your own browser and your own session. They do not automate purchases, touch your seller account, or use any private API. If Amazon shows a CAPTCHA the tools stop rather than push through.
Scrapers break when sites change — that is the honest state of every tool in this category. When it happens we update the selectors and you get the new version at no extra cost. That is a large part of what the subscription pays for.
The two extensions need Chrome or another Chromium browser (Edge, Brave). The four browser tools run in any modern browser, including Safari.
Yes — see the Refund Policy. In short: if the tools do not work for you, write within 14 days and you get your money back.
No. There is no account database holding your spreadsheets, because the tools have no server to send them to. We keep only what is needed to know that your subscription is active — see the Privacy Policy.
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