Every Amazon move, math-checked before you spend a dime.

Moneyball reads your whole account, from landed cost to sneaky competitor pricing, and works out what every move on price, stock, listings and bids is worth in dollars. Then our operators push the buttons and send you the victory report.

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As Seen on Shark Tank
As Seen on Shark Tank

THE CHALLENGE

Everyone has an opinion on how
to run your Amazon account.
Nobody delivers profit.

Ads sit with one team, inventory with another, and pricing sits with whoever checked last. So every settlement statement shows up with charges you never budgeted for, 
and no one on the account can explain them.

Pick your poison. Here are the four ways brands run Amazon today.

01

You run it yourself

Dozens of calls a week, off data sources that contradict each other.

Problem
You find the leak in the quarterly review, up to three months after it started.
02

You hire an agency

They run your ads and send you an ACoS report.

Problem
On an ads-only contract, price, inventory and listings are still your problem.
03

You buy more tools

Endless search terms, four dashboards and a login for each.

Problem
None of them makes the call, so you make it, at midnight.
04

You do nothing

Aged inventory racks up storage fees every month while a rival takes your spot.

Problem
You see the cost when the long-term storage fee lands.
Problem

Make profit somebody's responsibility. Ours.

One team calls the shots on price, bids, inventory and listings, and is accountable for the bottomline. It starts with a free audit, so you see what we would change before you sign anything.

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Meet Moneyball

Moneyball
scouts your whole account
before a single dollar moves.

Every day it pulls in your account and competitor data and works out what every possible move is worth in dollars. One of our operators picks the plays, and you stop running a business on hunches.

01

YOUR ACCOUNT

Orders, fees, landed cost, days of supply, search terms, competitor prices, promos.

02

WARM-UP ENGINE

Reads all of it, daily. Every SKU, every fee.

03

GAME ENGINE

Prices every lever in dollars.

04

PLAY-CALL ENGINE

Picks the moves and shows its math.

05

SECOND MODEL

Checks the evidence.

06

ONE OF OURS

An operator approves and runs it.

07

YOUR P&L

The number at the bottom.

How it works

Moneyball works hard and smart. Every minute.
On everything Amazon.

01
Ad management

Every bid is priced against your real margin

Margin moves with landed cost, storage fees, rival pricing, days of supply and whatever promo is live. Moneyball reads all of it before a bid moves, so nothing on your account gets bid on blind.

Moneyball will spend into a high ACoS when the profit is there

We call it profit-aware bidding. Bids move on what each unit earns after storage and returns, which is the number your settlement statement pays you on.

Search terms that never sold a thing stop eating your budget

Moneyball ties every search term to the sales it brought in, and switches off the money pits.

A rival stocks out or jacks up a price, and Moneyball steals the traffic

Their shoppers come looking the moment a rival slips. The daily run catches it, and an operator turns your bids up to grab those shoppers.

02
SKU pricing

No price tag hits the shelf before it has been
stress-tested

The simulation runs first: the price, the day it changes, and the coupon already stacked on that SKU. You see what a price cut costs before it shows up on your settlement statement.

03
Inventory

Your reorder, called six months out with no crystal ball

Moneyball weighs sales velocity, supplier lead times and transit time, then hands you the reorder number early enough to stay in stock and keep your rank.

04
Listings

Your rivals' 1-star and your 5 star reviews write your next listing

Moneyball reads the one-star complaints on competitor listings alongside your own four- and five-star reviews, then drafts bullets that hit the exact pain point. Shoppers already typed out what is wrong with your rivals, in ALL CAPS. Use it.

Heroes, prospects and slow movers each get their own game plan

Moneyball sorts your catalog like a roster: the heroes that carry the revenue, the prospects still earning their spot, and the rest. Each one plays for something different, whether that is sales volume, profit or cash back in your pocket. One playbook for every SKU is how cash gets stuck in slow stock.

Guardrails

The guardrails that keep our AI from going rogue.

More history than
Amazon will show you.

Amazon runs two Prime events a year in the US, and Moneyball keeps each one on file, so you walk into Prime Day knowing what last year's did.

Your goals follow
real demand.

Moneyball sets each month's goal as a share of your market, sized to what shoppers buy that month. A quiet month in your off season stays on plan, and nobody makes you explain it.

Our AI has a boss.

Moneyball runs the numbers, a second model checks the evidence, and a living, breathing Amazon operator hits approve. Nothing touches your account before that.

Meet Moneyball

Built by an Amazon seller 
for
Amazon sellers.

Logesh Velusamy

POSITION
AMAZON SELLER
ACTIVE SINCE
2016
SCOUTING NOTE
Logesh has sold on Amazon since 2016, and Moneyball ran his own brands before it ran anyone else's.

proof

Receipts from
top players.
Coached by Moneyball

ACCOUNT
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
NET
UNITS
OOS
Before Moneyball
SIX MONTHS PRIOR
8
6
9
5
7
6
41
4.2k
3
On Moneyball
SIX MONTHS ON
9
11
14
12
16
18
80
7.9k
0
On Moneyball
Before
$29.00
After
$31.50
+8.6%

Best payback of three candidate prices.

Inventory
Before
14 d
After
41 d
+27 d

Reorder called early enough to hold rank.

Ad management
Before
$2,140
After
$1,690
−21%

Dead search terms switched off, bids moved to the SKUs that earn.

“We had four dashboards and still could not tell you which SKU made money last month. Now someone calls it, shows the math, and I read one page on a Monday.”

FAQ

Everything you want to know before you sign anything.

01

Who makes the final call?

One of our Amazon operators. Moneyball proposes, a second model checks the evidence, and nothing touches your account until the operator approves it. We answer for the number at the bottom.

02

What access do you need to my account?

Read-only for the audit, through Seller Central or Vendor Central user permissions, with an NDA signed first. To run the account we need permission to change prices, bids and listings, and you can revoke it any time.

03

Is this real AI or a glorified rule engine?

Both. Machine learning and language models that carry your product's context, a second model that checks every call, and a rules layer we are not going to dress up.

04

I already pay for tools. What does Moneyball add?

Accountability. Moneyball reads landed cost, storage, stock and competitor prices next to your bids, lands on a call with its evidence attached, and one of our operators runs it. Keep your tools if your team likes them.

05

Can I see what Moneyball is doing?

Most of it. You see what it proposed, what we ran, what we turned down, and the data behind each call. A handful of our own recipes stay private.

06

How do you get competitor data?

Most of it. You see what it proposed, what we ran, what we turned down, and the data behind each call. A handful of our own recipes stay private.

07

How often does Moneyball run?

Every day. Pricing and inventory get checked daily, and the whole scorecard lands with you once a week.

08

Can I buy Moneyball on its own?

Not today. It runs behind the service, and a version with a capped number of users is planned.

Meet Moneyball

See what Moneyball can do on your account.

We audit your storefront, find where the margin is leaking, and show you how far your profit can move. It is free, back in three to five days, and it tells you straight whether we would take your account.

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