Amazon Seller Sync

Amazon Seller Sync

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Amazon Seller Sync is an embedded Shopify app that joins your Shopify store to your Amazon Seller Central account and keeps the two in step. You install it from the Shopify App Store, authorise Amazon once, and then run everything from inside Shopify Admin. There is nothing to install on your computer.

The Amazon Seller Sync dashboard with an Amazon account connected

Who it is for

The app is for Shopify merchants who also sell on Amazon, or who want to start. You do not need to be an Amazon expert, but you do need an Amazon Seller Central account in a supported region, because everything the app does runs through Amazon's official seller API (SP-API).

It fits you well if any of this sounds familiar.

  • You maintain the same catalogue twice, once in Shopify and once in Seller Central.
  • You want your Shopify product pages to show what the item costs on Amazon, or to send shoppers to Amazon deliberately.
  • You hold stock in Amazon's warehouses under FBA (Fulfilment by Amazon) and would like Amazon to ship your Shopify orders too.
  • You are losing the Buy Box and have no time to watch competitor prices by hand.

The app scales from a single seller who only wants live Amazon prices on their product pages, up to a multi-account, multi-marketplace operation publishing and repricing thousands of listings.

The four things the app gives you

Sell on Amazon, using your Shopify catalogue

Product Sync publishes Shopify products to Amazon as real listings. It builds the Amazon attributes from data you already have (title, brand, description, images, barcode, price and quantity), submits them to Amazon, and reads the ASIN (Amazon's product identifier) back into Shopify so price sync and the storefront blocks pick it up. See Product Sync.

Compete for the Buy Box

The Repricer watches the lowest offer on each of your listings and moves your Amazon price to compete for the Buy Box, which is the "Add to Basket" box that most Amazon sales flow through. It works only inside a price floor and a price ceiling that you set, and when you already hold the Buy Box it holds your price instead of lowering it. See Repricer.

Let Amazon fulfil your Shopify orders

Fulfilment by Amazon sets up Multi-Channel Fulfilment (MCF). Amazon picks, packs and ships orders placed on your own storefront, using stock you already hold in Amazon's warehouses, and tracking flows back into Shopify. This is available on every plan, including Free. See Fulfilment by Amazon.

Show Amazon prices and a Buy on Amazon button

Two theme app blocks put synced Amazon data on your storefront. The Amazon Price block shows the current Amazon price for the shopper's market, with an optional savings line. The Buy on Amazon button sends the shopper to your listing, with Amazon Attribution parameters attached if you want them.

How the app is organised

The app has eleven screens. Shopify's navigation shows the first seven; Fulfilment by Amazon and Buy on Amazon sit under "View more".

Screen What you do there
Dashboard Headline stats, the setup guide, sync health, and Sync now
Product Sync Publish Shopify products to Amazon as listings
Product detail Attributes, AI tools, Amazon fees, issues, per-product repricer limits
Product Mapping Link Shopify variants to Amazon ASINs so prices can sync
Inventory Sync FBA availability (read-only) and FBM stock push
Repricer Your Buy Box repricing rules and last-run summary
Fulfilment by Amazon The MCF setup wizard and your FBA-fulfilled Shopify orders
Buy on Amazon Storefront button links and attribution
Analytics Four reports, each with CSV export
Plans Plan cards, add-ons, usage and promo codes
Settings Amazon account, Markets, AI, Automation and Metafields

Where to start

  1. Install and choose a plan. On first open the entire app is replaced by the plan chooser, and nothing else works until you pick. Free is a valid choice. See Getting started and Plans and billing.
  2. Connect Amazon. Choose your region, authorise in Seller Central, and let the app discover your marketplaces. See Connecting Amazon Seller Central.
  3. Work through the setup checklist. Five steps on the Dashboard take you from a connected account to your first live listing. See Setup checklist and Check for conflicting apps.

If a price will not update, a listing will not publish, or the setup guide looks stuck, go straight to Troubleshooting.

Tip

Price and Buy Box sync, the Buy on Amazon button and Fulfilment by Amazon are included on every plan, including Free. Product Sync, the Repricer, Inventory Sync, Analytics and the AI content tools unlock on the paid plans.

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