You’re already using some of these tools. Why not get reimbursed too?

You’re probably reading this while InventoryLab sits open in another tab. Or maybe you just finished a Tactical Arbitrage scan that found some profitable products. Could be you’re checking ScoutIQ results from yesterday’s book haul.

Here’s the thing: you’re already paying for some of the best Amazon seller tools on the market. But when Amazon loses your inventory or overcharges you on fees, you’re either spending hours filing claims manually or handing over 15% to 25% of your recovered money to a standalone reimbursement service.

That ends now. Reimbursements is part of every Seller 365 plan, and Pro gets you the lowest commission rate in the lineup. Keep reading to see how the tools you already use just got a lot more useful together.

The tools you’re using now are already part of Seller 365

Let’s talk about what you’re getting in one unified bundle.

Tactical Arbitrage

The powerhouse online arbitrage scanner that checks 1,400+ retail websites for profitable flips. Set your filters, let it run, and watch the opportunities roll in with detailed ROI calculations for every product.

ScoutIQ

The mobile scanning app that turns thrift store runs and library sales into profit centers. Instant profitability data on books and media means you’ll never guess on a purchase again.

Scoutify

Your retail arbitrage companion that shows profits and restrictions while you’re standing in Target or Walmart. No more mental math or wondering if that clearance toy is actually worth buying.

ScoutX

The Chrome extension that puts profit data right on Amazon product pages. See fees, ROI, and competition without switching tabs or copying ASINs into other tools.

InventoryLab

Complete inventory management that handles everything from creating FBA shipments to tracking your stock levels. Print labels, manage batches, and keep your operation running smoothly.

SmartRepricer

Automated pricing that adjusts based on competition and your custom rules. Win more Buy Boxes without racing to the bottom on price.

FeedbackWhiz Emails

Automated review requests that actually get responses. Build your feedback and ratings without spending hours on customer communication.

FeedbackWhiz Alerts

Your 24/7 listing guardian that monitors for hijackers, Buy Box changes, and competitor activity. Know instantly when something needs your attention.

FeedbackWhiz Profits

A financial dashboard that tracks revenue and profitability across all your marketplaces. See exactly where your money comes from and where it goes.

InventoryLab Accounting

Amazon-specific bookkeeping that generates tax-ready financial reports. No more spreadsheet nightmares when tax season rolls around.

Imagine. All of these tools live under one login, one subscription, one monthly bill. No more password juggling or trying to remember which card gets charged for what service.

What you’re probably missing: Reimbursements

Amazon’s fulfillment network handles millions of products daily, and mistakes happen constantly. Lost inventory disappears in warehouses. Customers claim refunds but never return the item. You get charged the wrong FBA fees. Amazon destroys product without permission. Removal orders vanish into the void.

Most sellers either eat these losses or hire a reimbursement service that takes a real cut out of what gets recovered. Neither option makes much sense when there’s a better path already sitting in your account.

Reimbursements is included on every Seller 365 plan tier, so you don’t need to switch plans to start using it. Commission runs 15% of recovered amounts on Standard and Teams, and drops to 5% on Pro. Here’s the full breakdown of how Seller 365 handles reimbursements if you want the mechanics.

However you’re set up, the system runs quietly in the background, identifying discrepancies and filing claims automatically. Money shows up in your Amazon account without you lifting a finger. No spreadsheets, no manual tracking, and if you’re on Pro, a smaller cut going to the recovery process than any standalone service would charge.

Why activate reimbursements now

If you haven’t turned this on yet, that’s the first move to make. It’s already built into your plan, so there’s no reason to leave that money unclaimed while you wait.

From there, the upgrade math is straightforward. If you’re already paying for two or three of these tools separately, consolidating into Seller 365 probably saves you money before reimbursements even enter the conversation. Add in Pro’s 5% commission instead of 15%, and for sellers recovering a meaningful amount each month, that gap alone can help offset the cost of upgrading.

Ready to start recovering what Amazon owes you? Activate reimbursements on your current plan, or upgrade to Seller 365 Pro to keep more of every dollar.