Shopify to Amazon · Brand protection
Protect your brand and your pricing on Amazon
To protect brand pricing on Amazon, enroll in Brand Registry, control who is allowed to resell your products, publish a minimum advertised price policy, and monitor your listings every week. Then report infringements through Amazon's tools quickly. We run that whole process for you.
The problems we fix
- Unauthorized resellers selling your products below your Shopify price.
- Hijackers joining your listing with counterfeit or used stock.
- Knockoffs using your brand name in their titles or ads.
- Listings of your products created by others with wrong images or claims.
How we protect your brand
Brand Registry
Control of your detail pages, access to Report a Violation and Project Zero where eligible.
Transparency
Amazon's unit-level code program that blocks counterfeit units from shipping.
Distribution rules
Reseller agreements and a MAP policy written with your lawyer, applied to wholesale accounts.
Weekly monitoring
New sellers, price changes, title abuse and review manipulation checked every week.
Can Amazon stop resellers selling my products?
Amazon does not enforce your pricing, and genuine products bought legally can usually be resold. What you can do is remove counterfeit and infringing listings, limit who gets your stock, and make your own offer the best one on the page. That combination is what removes most price undercutting.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is MAP pricing legal?
Minimum advertised price policies are common in the US, but rules differ by country, and in the EU and UK resale price restrictions are tightly limited. Have a lawyer review any pricing policy before you send it to resellers.
How fast can a hijacker be removed?
It varies. Clear trademark or counterfeit cases with test buys are often resolved within days. Weaker cases can take weeks or need several reports.
Related
Find out if Amazon will make you money before you spend a cent
Send us your store URL. Within one business day you get a short report: who already sells your products on Amazon, category competition, estimated fees and margin, and a launch timeline.