Run your entire
Amazon business from
one platform.
Inventory, repricing, P&L, reimbursements, shipments, and research — with Zeno, your AI operations co-pilot, working alongside you.
Dashboard
The platform
Every tool your operation needs, and
and Zeno to run it with you.
A dedicated workspace for every metric that moves the needle
Explore sales, profit, inventory, products, and team activity in the dedicated Analytics workspace — with period comparisons and SKU-level drill-downs.
- ✓ Real-time margin & fee visibility
- ✓ Custom date-range comparisons & trends
- ✓ Inventory capital, stockout risk & team activity
The repricer that learns from your profit
Zeroth's repricer is a closed machine-learning loop with one goal: profit. Every price it sets is scored against what it actually earned once Amazon settled the order, after fees, refunds, and returns, and the model retrains on the result. It doesn't chase the Buy Box. It looks for the price that pays you the most.
Under the hood
Game theory guesses. Zeroth keeps score.
A "game theory" repricer models pricing as a contest, assumes how your rivals will play it, and prices for the assumption. That's a strategy, not learning. Zeroth sets a price, measures what that price really earned once Amazon settled the money, and retrains on the answer. Every cycle, it gets a little harder to fool.
Rule-based and game-theory repricers
- Assume how competitors will react
- Optimize Buy Box share and hope profit follows
- Run the same strategy until you rewrite it
- Can't tell you whether last week's prices made you money
Zeroth's learning loop
- Learns how competitors actually respond on your listings
- Optimizes settled profit after fees, refunds, returns, and storage
- Retrains as new orders and settlements arrive
- Shows the evidence behind every price it sets
- 1Observe
Market, Buy Box, inventory, and fees for every listing.
- 2Predict
Demand, returns, and competitor responses at each candidate price.
- 3Price
The candidate with the best expected profit inside your limits.
- 4Measure
What that price really earned, from Amazon's settlement data.
- 5Retrain
The model updates, and the next decision starts from better evidence.
Earns control, listing by listing
Until the model has enough evidence on a listing, a deterministic strategy prices it. Learned pricing takes over only where the evidence supports it, and steps back if it stops performing.
Your limits are absolute
Minimum and maximum prices, margin floors, and per-listing switches bound every decision, including the experiments the model runs to learn.
Every change verified
Zeroth confirms Amazon accepted each price and retries safely if it didn't. Matching the Buy Box price is never counted as winning it.
Ask any repricer two questions: what is it optimizing, and what did it learn from last week's prices?
Restock what's profitable, not just what sells
Forecasts built from six sales windows and corrected for the days you were out of stock, with supplier lead times and inbound units factored in. Then Zeroth checks margin, ROI, and competition before it tells you to buy.
- ✓ Stockout-corrected sales velocity
- ✓ A Buy, Review, or Hold verdict on every SKU
- ✓ Purchase-order builder & supplier CRM
Smarter restocking
One stockout shrinks your next order. Zeroth corrects for it.
When a SKU runs out, its sales drop to zero, and most restock math reads that as falling demand. You reorder less and run out again. Zeroth measures velocity only across the days you were actually in stock, blends six sales windows from 2 to 180 days, and adds supplier lead time and inbound units before it suggests a quantity.
What running out costs
- Lost sales and ranking momentum
- Rushed reorders on worse terms
- A sales history that understates real demand
What over-ordering costs
- Cash tied up in slow inventory
- Storage and aging fees that eat the margin
- Products that sell, but don't make money
Every suggestion comes with a verdict
Demand, margin, ROI, Buy Box share, and competition all clear your thresholds.
Something needs a person: a thin margin, stale competition data, or a low-confidence price.
Unprofitable at today's price, or too crowded to win enough of the sales.
Approve the buys and turn them into purchase orders for each supplier, without leaving Zeroth.
Every shipment, from draft to received
Build shipments from your purchase orders or inventory, pack and label them in a guided workflow, and see exactly what Amazon received, unit by unit and dollar by dollar.
- ✓Drafts: build from POs or inventory, split out hazmat, and compare Amazon's placement options
- ✓Working: pack boxes, print 2D box and pallet labels, and pick partnered or discounted carrier rates
- ✓Shipped: track it to the warehouse, then reconcile every unit and dollar Amazon received
2D box barcodes
Let the box tell Amazon what's inside
Every FBA carton needs box content information. Typing it into Seller Central is slow and easy to get wrong, and leaving it out can mean manual processing fees and a slower check-in. A 2D box barcode carries the contents with the box: one scan at the dock and Amazon has every FNSKU and quantity inside.
- 1Build the shipment
- 2Pack with 2D labels
- 3Compare placement & carrier rates
- 4Ship, track & reconcile
Meet Zeno
Your AI operations co-pilot,
built into the platform
Zeno lives in every corner of the app — surfacing the insights that matter and answering questions about your business in plain English, so you can make faster, sharper decisions.
Zeno doesn't just answer. It acts.
Ask it to draft purchase orders, map products to suppliers, or fill in missing product costs from your inventory. Zeno prepares the changes and you approve them, at your desk or on your phone. Building shipments is next.
- Draft purchase ordersLive
- Map products to suppliersLive
- Fill in missing costsLive
- Works on your phoneLive
- Building shipments, and moreComing soon
One platform, one price
Everything you're paying eight tools for, in one subscription
Pick your monthly sales to compare Zeroth with the plans other tools charge at that size.
Start free trial
See Zeroth run your store
Create your account and connect Amazon. Get 15 days free, starting after your first usable sync. No card required.
Start free trial →Plans start at $99/mo. See plans