Looking for a Seller Assistant alternative?

Check a supplier's price list against Amazon

Switch Apex on for a supplier's website and every barcode shows its Amazon match, the most you can pay and monthly sales. Or upload the whole list: Apex scores every line and the winners become a purchase order.

Start my 7-day trial

7 days free, then $149 a month, plus tax where applicable. Card required, nothing charged until day 8. Cancel any time before then.

  • Barcodes on supplier sites matched to Amazon as you browse
  • Whole price lists matched by UPC, with profit and ROI after fees
  • Free to install; its numbers open when you finish Apex University, which every account includes
A sample wholesale supplier's price list with an Apex badge beside each barcode: the Amazon match, the most to pay and monthly sales
Apex for Amazon Sellers on a supplier's price list, with sample products.
Amazon products behind the numbers
122M+
Amazon products behind the numbers
to install from the Chrome Web Store
Free
to install from the Chrome Web Store
free, card first, cancel any time
7 days
free, card first, cancel any time

Sound familiar?

A calculator in one tab, Amazon in another, fees from memory.

With Apex: Profit, fees and break-even sit right under the product title.

Every search result looks like a winner until you do the math.

With Apex: Each result shows profit and ROI, or the most you can pay.

A supplier's site full of barcodes, and no idea which ones sell.

With Apex: Switch Apex on for that site and every barcode shows its Amazon match.

How it works

  1. 01

    Open the product on Amazon

    Profit at your cost, Amazon fees, the Buy Box, break-even and monthly sales, right under the title.

    Apex for Amazon Sellers panel under an Amazon product title: profit, ROI, margin, Buy Box and 30 and 90 day prices, Amazon fees, the most you can pay, break-even and monthly sales
  2. 02

    Upload the whole price list

    Apex matches every line to Amazon by UPC, works out profit and ROI after fees, and shows what clears your target.

    Close-up of UPC Scanner results: product, cost, landed cost, current Amazon price, profit and ROI for each line
  3. 03

    Turn the winners into a purchase order

    The lines that clear go into a purchase order with cost, projected profit and ROI, next to the restock plan and your profit and loss.

Start my 7-day trial

7 days free, then $149 a month, plus tax where applicable. Card required, nothing charged until day 8. Cancel any time before then.

Everything in your trial

  • Apex for Amazon Sellers

    Profit, fees and sales on every Amazon page. Yours when you finish Apex University.

  • UPC Scanner

    Upload a whole supplier price list and see what makes money.

  • Apex University

    The step-by-step wholesale course that comes with every account.

  • Wholesale distributors to contact

    Every subscription, trial included, opens 3 US wholesale distributors from the Distributor Vault when it starts and 3 more each month.

7 days

free, card first, cancel any time

Straight talk: There's no phone scanning app. But the extension works on Amazon, on search and on supplier sites, and the scanner takes whole price lists.

7 days free, then $149 a month, plus tax where applicable. Card required, nothing charged until day 8. Cancel any time before then.

Honest comparison

Apex Applications vs Seller Assistant, compared honestly

Seller Assistant already spans sourcing, price-list analysis, purchasing and repricing, which means calling Apex an all-in-one proves nothing here. The useful comparison is narrower: which specific tasks each one does for the way you buy, what the plans allow, and what you would still do by hand. Its allowances for repricing and trials vary by plan and billing interval, so compare the tier you would actually be on. Know how Apex Gold moves prices before you compare: Prices change when you run your strategies from Apex. Repricing automatically the moment a competitor changes price is built but not switched on yet.

Read more about Apex Green, or see what a plan includes.

A reseller's week, and who covers it

ResearchBuy & POPriceFulfillBooks
Apex
Research: covered, 122M+ products
Buy & PO: covered, POs + restock
Price: partly covered, Gold (beta, Pro)
Fulfill: partly covered, Red (beta)
Books: covered, Profit and loss
Seller Assistant
Research: covered, sourcing
Buy & PO: partly covered, purchasing
Price: partly covered, by plan
Fulfill: not covered or not verified
Books: not covered or not verified

Filled = does the job · light cells = partly, with the caveat shown · dashed empty cell = not covered, or not verified

Apex Applications compared with Seller Assistant. Each cell says Included, Not included, Not verified, or states the detail.
FeatureApex ApplicationsSeller Assistant
What it isAmazon wholesale suiteSourcing, price lists, purchasing, repricing
Entry priceBeginner $49.99/mo, Starter $149/mo, Pro $299/mo (repricer on Pro)Pro $29.99, Business $79.99, Business Plus $189.99Their pricing page
Free trial7 days, card requiredVaries by plan and billing interval
Price-list analysisIncludedIncluded
Browser extensionYes: Apex for Amazon Sellers (data opens after Apex University)Included
RepricingBeta: every listing on Pro, 1 listing on BeginnerAllowance varies by plan
Break-even floors from your own fee dataOn Pro (Apex Gold, beta)Not verified
Purchase orders and restock planningIncludedPurchasing features; compare scope
Profit and loss from your own storeIncludedNot verified
Prep and warehouse networkApex Red (beta, by invitation)Not verified

Monthly price, side by side

Seller Assistant Pro$29.99

Compare the repricing allowance on this plan

Seller Assistant Business$79.99

Mid tier

Apex Starter$149

Sourcing, purchasing and profit, no repricer. Up to $10K/mo in revenue, 4,000 listings. Beginner is $49.99/mo.

Seller Assistant Business Plus$189.99

Top self-serve tier

Prices from sellerassistant.app/pricing

Which one fits you

Choose Seller Assistant if…

  • Their extension is central to how you work, and you want research in the page you are already on.
  • Their lower tiers cover your volume and the repricing allowance is enough for your catalog.
  • You have tested both and their sourcing data fits your suppliers better.

Choose Apex if…

  • You want repricing on every listing (Apex Pro, beta) without counting a per-tier allowance.
  • You want price floors computed from your own landed costs, prep and shipping rather than entered manually.
  • You want the prep and warehouse side of the operation in the same system as the buying.

More comparisons on the comparison index.

Competitor prices come from the vendor's own pricing page, linked beside each price. A price we have not rechecked within 90 days is replaced by that link. Other competitor details come from public pages and independent reviews (Seller Assistant pricing). Seller Assistant changes its features and prices on its own schedule, so check its site for current terms. Apex details come from the Apex app itself. Seller Assistant is a trademark of its owner; no affiliation.

Put your numbers on every Amazon page.

Try it on your own store for 7 days. If it doesn't earn its place, cancel before day 8.

7 days free, then $149 a month, plus tax where applicable. Card required, nothing charged until day 8. Cancel any time before then.