RestockIQ

One row per product, not per supplier.

Upload five price lists and the same barcode may appear in three of them at three different prices. Discover collapses that into a single row showing the cheapest supplier, with the rest a click away — so you are comparing products, not wading through duplicates.

Every row links straight to the Amazon listing. The filter bar narrows the table by minimum profit, minimum ROI, demand, supplier and eligibility, so you can go from thousands of rows to the handful worth buying today.

Demo data.

The profit column, in full.

Amazon price including VAT, VAT extracted, referral fee, FBA fulfilment fee, inbound shipping, supplier cost. What’s left is profit; profit over cost is ROI. Hover any figure in the product and it shows this breakdown with live numbers.

Amazon price, including VAT£14.99
VAT extracted (20/120)−£2.50
Amazon referral fee (15.45%)−£2.32
FBA fulfilment fee−£2.85
Inbound shipping−£1.75
Supplier cost−£3.50
Profit · ROI 39% on £5.25 landed cost£2.07

Illustrative demo figures.

A price is only a price if it’s real.

A clean number here means exactly one thing: a confirmed buy box. Anything less certain says so, in so many words.

Confirmed buy box

£14.99

A clean number. The buy box exists and this is its price. Profit and ROI on this row are computed from it.

No buy box right now

no buy box

Nobody holds the buy box on this listing at the moment. There is no price to be confident about, so none is shown.

Lowest offer, not the buy box

£12.99 lowest offer

We know the cheapest offer but cannot confirm it holds the buy box. The figure is shown, labelled for what it is.

Spike-proof profitability.

Amazon prices spike. If a product is profitable at today’s price but loses money at its 90-day average, RestockIQ won’t recommend it. It gates on the lower of the two and flags the spike in amber.

The flag is not the end of it. One click re-runs the whole row at the average price — cost, profit and ROI — so you can see the deal you would actually be getting rather than the one today’s listing is advertising. Order it anyway if you disagree; the suggestion is a recommendation, not a lock.

Demo data.

Demand you can check for yourself.

Estimated demand is derived from Keepa sales-rank history, not a black box. Click any row for the full price and rank history so you can sanity-check the estimate yourself.

Demo data.

Cost cliffs, called out.

If the cheapest supplier can’t cover your whole order, RestockIQ walks up the supplier ladder in landed cost and shows what the overflow units really cost — with a red warning if those extra units would lose money, and a suggestion to buy only what the cheap supplier can supply.

Demo data.

See it on your own price lists.

Request access and we’ll walk you through RestockIQ on a real supplier file — yours, if you like.

RestockIQ is an independent product, not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon.