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FBA Product Finder

Scores product ideas on your exact criteria: new listing + few reviews + real revenue + rising demand. Data stays on your device.

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Where to get the numbers, free

Free data sources
  • Keepa browser extension (free tier) — on any Amazon product page it shows the sales-rank history chart. Rank falling over months = demand rising. Also shows review-count history and when the listing launched (that's your "months on Amazon").
  • Helium 10 free plan — the Xray Chrome extension gives limited free uses per day with revenue estimates. Use them on your best candidates.
  • Amazon itself — "Date First Available" on the listing = age. Review count is right there. "New Releases" and "Movers & Shakers" pages = where new rising products hide.
  • Revenue estimate fallback — units/month ≈ what free Xray shows; revenue = units × price. Treat all estimates as rough (±30%).
    • How the grading works
  • Growth is king (40%) — revenue up 50%+ over 3 months = strong demand signal.
  • Low reviews (25%) — under 50 = room to compete; under 20 = wide open.
  • Real revenue (20%) — $5k+/mo proves demand exists; under $2k = too small.
  • Freshness (15%) — under 6 months = the trend is young; over 18 months with few reviews = red flag, something's wrong with the niche.
  • Penalties: 4+ sellers (price war risk), rating under 4.0 (product problems), rating over 4.8 with tiny review count (fake-review pattern).
    • Reality checks before you spend money
  • Estimates are estimates — verify any A-grade with Keepa's actual rank history before sourcing.
  • Check who else sells it: if Amazon itself is a seller, walk away.
  • New + low reviews + high revenue sometimes = one viral TikTok — check if growth is steady or one spike.
  • Factor ALL costs: product + shipping + Amazon's ~15% + FBA fees (~$5-8/unit) + returns. Revenue is not profit.