For sellers
Verified once. Every buyer reads the same file.
You authorize access once through Amazon’s official Selling Partner API and share bank statements and supplier invoices. Scalerify rebuilds your P&L, matches it to the bank and scores the brand. You see the Score first, and you fix what you can before the listing goes live.
Why verify before you list?
Most broken deals don’t die at the bank. They die on what diligence finds. A verified listing answers what every buyer would otherwise spend months asking, once, in a file they all read. And a listing that isn’t verified tells buyers something too.
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You see the Score first
Nothing is shown to buyers unless you choose to. Most findings can be fixed before the listing goes live, and the rest can be priced before a buyer finds them.
What does the access involve?
One authorization through Amazon's official Selling Partner API, plus bank statements and supplier invoices. We only read financial, order and inventory data and never change anything on the account. No logins are shared, and the seller can revoke access at any time.
What buyers will ask
The questions that end deals after closing, asked before:
- Who owns the trademark and the Brand Registry
- Who owns the seller account and the listing assets
- Who owns the formula, the mold, the tooling
- Who owns the domain
- Supplier disputes and undisclosed channel loss
What it costs
Pre-sale verification is priced on request, depending on the size of the brand. Talk to us.
Built by David Daddi, Miami — 13 years as an Amazon FBA operator, 289 brands incubated.
Questions
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Why would I connect my account?
Nothing is changed on your account, access is revocable, and you see the Score first. Nothing is shown to buyers unless you choose to. Most findings can be fixed before the listing goes live — and a listing that isn't verified tells buyers something too.
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What access does the seller give?
One authorization through Amazon's official Selling Partner API, plus bank statements and supplier invoices. We only read financial, order and inventory data and never change anything on the account. No logins are shared, and the seller can revoke access at any time.
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What happens if the Score is low?
You see the Score first. Nothing is shown to buyers unless you choose to, and most findings can be fixed or priced before the listing goes live.
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What does it cost?
The Red Flag Scan is free. A Deal-Killer Report is $2,500 for asking prices under $1M and $3,900 from $1M to $3M; the first three clients pay $1,500 in exchange for a named case study.