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Before buying a product to resell on Amazon, two questions matter: does it actually sell, and what's left once every fee and tax is paid? Analyzer+ answers both from an ASIN, an EAN or a photo.
Price history, not a screenshot
Analyzer+ relies on ArbitragePro+'s Keepa cache to read a product's Amazon price and sales-rank history — not an instant price that could be a one-day fluke, but a trend. The product's Amazon category is also captured to refine the market analysis.
Real sourcing, not an estimate
Once a product is flagged as promising, Analyzer+ queries the same supplier catalog as ArbitragePro+ to show, when they exist, which sources carry it and at what price today — not a theoretical average.
The calculation missing elsewhere: net margin under French tax rules
Most analysis tools ask for a manually entered purchase cost and stop at Amazon fees. Analyzer+ goes further with a net-result calculation that accounts for French tax reality: VAT exemption threshold (so real cost = VAT-inclusive price when input VAT isn't recoverable), the margin scheme for second-hand goods, micro-entrepreneur social contributions, the flat-rate income tax option, and amortized business property tax (CFE). The figure shown isn't a pre-tax gross margin — it's what's actually left.
How to use it
Enter an ASIN, an EAN or a product photo, adjust your tax settings and cost assumptions in the advanced settings, and Analyzer+ calculates the net result before you buy anything.