Sourcerer Arbitrage scans supported retail sites, finds candidate Amazon matches, and estimates ROI and sales velocity to help you research a buylist. Verify matches, current costs and resale eligibility before buying; estimates do not guarantee profit.
Search any of these 24 by brand or keyword: Kohl's, Target, Walmart, Finish Line, Vitacost, The Home Depot, Macy's, 888 Lots, Blair Candy, Christianbook, PetSmart, Lulu, Academy Sports, iHerb, Jenson USA, YesStyle, LightInTheBox, Entertainment Earth, Chewy, CVS, Best Buy, Nordstrom, Nike and Dick's Sporting Goods.
Clearance-aisle and whole-catalog walks cover the retailers that publish a sale listing or a browsable one.
Sign up in a minute: pick a plan, and your account opens as soon as payment succeeds. Cancel any time. Available to US residents and to EU businesses with a VAT number. Every request our scraping provider makes for you counts as one page, including each page of search or listing results and each repeat, even one that finds nothing. Clearance-aisle, catalog and Kohl's walks also count each product they read, once per product per day. A walk that returns 250 products can therefore spend more than 250, and scanning every supported retailer in one click can spend a few thousand. Before you start a capped run, the scan form says how many listing pages it can walk and what else it counts.
Amazon matching, ROI grading and eligibility checks run on your own seller authorization, so you will need a Professional Seller account connected through Connect with Amazon in Settings. You approve the access on an authorization page that Amazon hosts, and Settings never asks for a key. Retail scanning works without connecting.
Questions about a plan, a scan, or a refund: email derekgerman@sourcerer.ltd or use the contact form. A real person reads both and replies to the address you give.
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