SellerScale vs Sellerboard: the one that actually finds your Amazon FBA product

Looking for a Sellerboard alternative that finally finds your Amazon FBA product, instead of tracking sales you already have? Sellerboard shows you your profit once you sell. SellerScale hands you products with the numbers already run, sized to your starting capital, each with its supplier and the order to place.

Sellerboard tracks your profit, but you still bring the product

Sellerboard is built around your profit. It connects to your seller account and shows your net profit, your margin, your return on investment, your ad spend, your refunds and your stockout alerts. That's useful, but only once you're already selling. Everything it shows you comes from products you picked yourself, alone, with no safety net.

Sellerboard is strong at one thing: after Amazon takes its cut, you know exactly what each sale left you. The app also goes past reporting, with PPC bid automation, review requests, stock alerts and the reimbursement claims for units Amazon lost or damaged, and its free Chrome extension estimates the Amazon fees and the monthly sales of any listing you're looking at. All of that runs on selling, not on choosing: the app needs a catalog you already have, and the extension prices a listing you found yourself. On price, it starts at 19 dollars a month (entry plan, up to 3,000 orders), a little cheaper than SellerScale. Sellerboard gives you back the money side of a business you already run. The product to sell is still yours to find.

SellerScale finds the winning product, Sellerboard counts what it brings in

SellerScale comes at it from the other end: the research is our job. You give your budget, and the app reads the Amazon catalog country by country, the keywords buyers actually type, the reviews they leave and the prices suppliers charge, then keeps only the products whose margin holds up against the real costs: the purchase price, the shipping and import, the Amazon fees, the launch ads and the returns. That's what "the numbers already run" means here. Each product comes with the minimum order its supplier accepts and the cost per unit you can't go over. No spreadsheet to decode, no months of learning: you see what to sell and what it can make you.

The work then keeps going inside the app: your launch plan step by step, your Amazon sales page written for the product you pick and its first photo created for you. Three products a month, the minimum order each supplier takes and all the numbers, 39 dollars a month. You pay a bit more than Sellerboard, and what you get for it is the product itself, picked and costed before you order anything.

SellerScale vs Sellerboard, row by row

Which one should you pick, SellerScale or Sellerboard?

If you're starting out, the order is easy to see: Sellerboard earns its price the day you have stock selling, and choosing that stock is the wall everyone hits first. SellerScale gives you the product on day one, budget in hand. And if you already sell, SellerScale hands you the next winning product to add to your lineup, with its supplier and its margin worked out before you order. Beginner or veteran, SellerScale hands you the product to launch. Sellerboard tells you what it earns once it sells.

Common questions about Sellerboard alternatives

Is there a Sellerboard alternative that finds the product for you?

Yes. SellerScale does the product research itself: you give a budget, it gives back Amazon FBA products with the numbers already run, each with its supplier and the order to place. Sellerboard tracks the profit of products you found on your own.

What is the best Sellerboard alternative for a beginner?

SellerScale. A beginner has nothing to track until there's a product. SellerScale clears the real roadblock: it shows you products already checked against their real costs, with their supplier and the order to place, without you doing the Amazon FBA product research yourself.

How much does Sellerboard cost, and is SellerScale more expensive?

Sellerboard starts at 19 dollars a month on its entry plan, a little under SellerScale at 39 dollars a month. At that price Sellerboard reports on the sales you already make. SellerScale gives you the product to launch, its supplier and its numbers, before you spend anything on stock.

Can SellerScale replace Sellerboard?

Not today. Sellerboard reports on sales you've already made, straight from your seller account. SellerScale works before that: it finds the product to launch, its supplier and every cost line, so you know your margin before you pay for your stock. A dashboard connected to your Amazon account is coming. The two tools answer different questions, and most sellers start with the product, then add a profit dashboard once they have the volume to need one.