Amazon Services
Find Out What's Actually Costing You Sales
A full-account audit across listings, advertising, inventory, and account health, delivered as a clear report with prioritized fixes, not a 40-page PDF nobody reads.
Why Most Audits Don't Actually Help
Generic checklists instead of prioritized findings
A 40-page report listing every possible issue isn't useful if it doesn't tell you which three things to fix first for the biggest impact.
No connection to revenue impact
Sellers get a list of "issues" with no sense of which ones are actually costing money versus which are minor and low-priority.
One-time snapshot, not ongoing monitoring
An audit tells you where things stood on the day it ran, it says nothing about what's changed since, which is often where new problems start.
FBA reimbursement opportunities missed entirely
Most account audits check listings and ads but skip the financial side, leaving money Amazon owes you unclaimed.
Compliance risk buried in the fine print
A generic audit might flag a policy risk in passing without explaining what it actually threatens or how urgent it is.
No follow-through on implementation
A report handed over with no help implementing the fixes just becomes another document nobody acts on.
What a Useful Audit Actually Does
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Prioritizes findings by revenue impact
The goal is a short list of what to fix first, not an exhaustive inventory of every possible issue.
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Covers listings, ads, inventory, and account health together
Problems often span multiple areas, and an audit that only checks one misses how they interact.
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Includes FBA reimbursement scanning
Lost, damaged, or overcharged inventory should be part of any real financial health check.
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Flags compliance risk clearly, with urgency attached
You should know immediately if something needs fixing today versus something worth monitoring.
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Comes with a clear implementation path
Findings should translate directly into next steps, not sit as a static document.
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Gets revisited, not treated as one-and-done
Account health changes, an audit from six months ago doesn't reflect today's account.
Audit Approach: What We Do vs. What Generic Audits Do
We do
- Rank findings by revenue impact
- Cover listings, ads, inventory, and account health together
- Scan for FBA reimbursement opportunities
- Flag compliance risk with clear urgency
- Deliver a clear implementation path
- Offer ongoing monitoring, not a one-time snapshot
Generic audits do
- List every possible issue with no prioritization
- Check one area in isolation
- Skip the financial side entirely
- Bury risk in generic fine print
- Hand over a static report and stop there
- Treat the audit as a single deliverable
Why This Isn't a Checklist Job
A useful audit requires knowing which findings actually matter for your specific account, category, and growth stage, not just running through a generic list of everything Amazon could theoretically flag. That prioritization is the actual skill, anyone can generate a long list of possible issues, but distinguishing what's actually costing you revenue from what's a minor footnote requires real experience across a large number of accounts.
It also requires connecting dots across areas most audits treat separately. A pricing issue might be caused by an inventory problem. A conversion drop might trace back to a compliance flag nobody noticed. Auditing each area in isolation misses exactly the kind of cross-functional issue that tends to matter most.
What's Included
Everything handled by specialists on our 20+ person team.
Listing quality and SEO review, checked against current ranking factors and AI-answer visibility
Ad campaign efficiency review tied to actual profit, not just surface-level ACOS
Inventory and FBA fee review, including a scan for reimbursement opportunities
Account health and policy risk check with urgency clearly flagged
Prioritized action plan ranked by revenue impact, with a clear path to implementation
Why arankpro
Our audit framework covers 66 questions across 7 categories, built from running audits on 100+ Amazon accounts. You get findings ranked by what actually moves revenue, not a generic checklist, and we can implement the fixes directly if you want the work done, not just documented.
How We Work
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Submit your Amazon store details
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We run the full audit (typically 3-5 business days)
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You get a report and a walkthrough call
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Optional: we implement the fixes for you
Frequently Asked Questions
Know exactly what's holding your account back
Request a free audit or book a call with our team. We'll tell you what we'd change and why, before you commit to anything.