Find brands worth building a business around.
Search 250K+ brands on Amazon — filtered to show only those with popular products. See seller competition, Amazon presence, average pricing, and estimated revenue at a glance.
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Research brands, not just products
Start with the brand, then drill into their product catalog. See who else is selling, how much competition there is, and whether Amazon is in the mix.
One database, multiple strategies
Whether you're sourcing wholesale, planning a private label launch, or running an agency, the Brand Database gives you the data to move faster.
Wholesale sellers
Find brands with high demand, manageable competition, and no Amazon presence. Drill into their product catalog, then upload your supplier's price list to Bulk Analysis to find the most profitable SKUs.
Private label sellers
Find brands worth studying — analyze their top products, pricing, review patterns, and listing quality. Identify gaps you can fill with your own brand.
Agencies & consultants
Find brands with strong products that need help — poor listings, low LQS, weak keyword coverage. These are your ideal prospective clients.
From brand discovery to first order
The Brand Database fits naturally into a wholesale sourcing workflow.
Find the right brand
Filter 250K+ brands by category, product count, competition level, and whether Amazon is selling.
→Understand the landscape
See average sellers per listing, FBA seller count, and who's already carrying the brand. Low sellers? Could be opportunity — or a locked-down brand. Dig deeper.
→Drill into products
Click any brand to see all its popular products in the Product Database — filtered, sortable, with full data.
→Find a supplier and analyze
Ask the AI Assistant to help find a wholesale supplier for the brand. Then upload their price list to Bulk Analysis and find the profitable SKUs in minutes.
Brand-first research gives you an edge
Most sellers start with products. Starting with brands gives you a bigger picture and better decisions.
Filter out Amazon instantly
See what percentage of a brand's listings have Amazon as a seller. Focus on brands where you won't be competing with Amazon for the Buy Box.
Read the seller count correctly
Average sellers per listing tells a story — but it's not always straightforward. Very few sellers could mean opportunity, or it could mean the brand is protective and hard to get into. High seller counts mean more competition but also signal an open brand. Either way, the data is there for you to interpret.
Brand → Products → AI supplier search
Click any brand to see all its popular products in the Product Database. Need a wholesale supplier? Ask the AI Assistant — it can help you find distributors, check if the brand sells direct, and suggest sourcing strategies.
Tag and track brands
Tag brands at any stage of your research — prospect, contacted, account opened, declined — and filter by tag to keep your pipeline organized.
Everything you see, you can filter by
Narrow down 250K brands to a targeted shortlist in seconds.
Brand Name
Search by name to quickly look up any brand on Amazon.
Categories
Filter by Amazon category to focus on the niches you know.
# of Popular Products
Find brands with many high-demand products — more SKUs means more opportunity.
Avg. Sellers per Listing
See how crowded a brand is. Low counts can mean opportunity — or a protective brand. Context matters.
Avg. FBA Sellers per Listing
See how many FBA sellers compete on average — a key metric for wholesale viability.
Amazon as Seller %
The percentage of listings where Amazon sells directly. Lower is better for third-party sellers.
Estimated Monthly Sales
Total estimated units sold per month across all the brand's popular products.
Sellers List
See which sellers are already carrying the brand — understand who you're competing with.
Start with the brand. Find the products.
250K+ brands with real demand data. 7-day money-back guarantee.
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