Verdict: According to its pricing page, SellerAmp SAS costs $19.95 a month for Getting Started (1,000 lookups), $29.95 for Getting Serious (unlimited lookups) and $49.95 for Going Pro (teams), with two months free on annual billing and a 14-day free trial on every plan. The critical caveat: SAS tells you whether to buy at the moment you look a product up, and it does not watch the listing after you buy.
Best for: online and retail arbitrage, wholesale and used book sellers who need a fast buy-or-skip answer. Look elsewhere if: you need alerts on the ASINs you already hold, or you source for marketplaces outside the US, UK, Canada and the EU big four.
This is a SellerAmp pricing guide for resellers choosing an SAS plan, or deciding whether to buy one at all. We read every price and limit on SellerAmp’s own pricing page, help center and Chrome Web Store listing on November 4, 2026, and used archived copies of the pricing page to date the 2026 changes.
Disclosure: SellerSonar publishes this guide and competes with SellerAmp only at the edges: SellerAmp helps you decide what to buy, SellerSonar monitors the listings once you sell. We say where SellerAmp is the better choice and link every fact to SellerAmp’s own pages.
SellerAmp pricing in 2026: plans at a glance
SellerAmp sells one product, SAS (Sourcing Analysis Simplified), in three plans. Every plan includes the Chrome extension, the web app and the mobile app, and the SellerAmp pricing page lists prices in US dollars or pounds.
| Plan | Billed monthly | Billed yearly | Yearly, per month | Lookups a month | Phones + browsers | SellerAmp pitches it at |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Getting Started | $19.95 | $199.50 | $16.63 | 1,000 | 2 + 2 | New sourcers |
| Getting Serious | $29.95 | $299.50 | $24.96 | Unlimited (fair use) | 5 + 5 | Active sellers (marked Most Popular) |
| Going Pro | $49.95 | $499.50 | $41.63 | Unlimited (fair use) | 5 + 5, add-on packs | Teams and power users |
This is how the three plan cards look on SellerAmp’s site with monthly billing selected.
The “yearly, per month” column is our math: the yearly price equals ten monthly payments, the “2 months free” on the toggle.
Monthly vs annual billing, and prices in pounds
Annual billing is the only discount on the page. According to SellerAmp’s pricing cards, it saves $39.90 a year on Getting Started, $59.90 on Getting Serious and $99.90 on Going Pro.
UK sellers can pay in pounds: £13.95, £21.95 and £34.95 a month plus VAT, according to the same pricing page. SellerAmp’s help center explains that VAT shows by default because SellerAmp is a UK company and drops off when you pick a billing country outside the UK.
Two more billing rules matter before you commit to a year. You can upgrade from the Account page at any time, but a downgrade goes through support by email. And no SellerAmp plan is refundable once charged, which we cover under the trial below.
What changed in 2026
Going Pro is the big change. SellerAmp launched Going Pro on February 25, 2026 as a third tier for teams, at an introductory $39.95 a month or $399.50 a year, with a standard price of $49.95 and $499.50.
Archived copies of the pricing page date the rest. The November 2025 and February 12, 2026 copies listed only Getting Started at $19.95 and Getting Serious at $29.95; the March and April copies showed Going Pro at $39.95, and by the June 5, 2026 copy the discount was off and Going Pro listed at $49.95.
The June copy also added caps on Advanced Search, SellerAmp’s product finder. According to the current pricing page, that means 10 results per search on Getting Started, 50 on Getting Serious and 1,000+ on Going Pro, while the two original plans kept their prices.
💡 Expert Tip: Some third-party pages still quote Going Pro at $39.95 a month. That was the launch offer; according to SellerAmp’s own pricing page, the plan costs $49.95 a month as of November 4, 2026.
SellerAmp plan limits: lookups, devices and users
The plan cards show the headline features. This table collects the limits from SellerAmp’s plan comparison and help center in one place.
| Limit | Getting Started | Getting Serious | Going Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lookups a month | 1,000 | Unlimited* | Unlimited* |
| Chrome extension installs (includes the web app) | 2 | 5 | 5, more with add-on packs |
| Mobile app installs | 2 | 5 | 5, more with add-on packs |
| Sourcing profiles | 1 | Up to 5 | Unlimited |
| Saved searches | 1 | 5 | Unlimited |
| Advanced Search results per search | 10 | 50 | 1,000+ |
| Additional users | – | – | Unlimited** |
| Team analytics and shared searches | – | – | Included |
| 14-day free trial | Yes | Yes | Yes |
*Unlimited lookups are subject to SellerAmp’s fair use policy. **Unlimited user accounts, but how many can be signed in at once depends on the installs on your plan.
A lookup is any time you view SAS analysis for a product: a barcode scan, a search, or the Chrome extension opening on an Amazon page. According to SellerAmp’s lookup limits article, the same ASIN counts once every 24 hours, and the 1,000 cap resets on your billing date on monthly plans and on the 1st of each month on annual plans.
Everything in that box comes with every plan, so Getting Started is not a cut-down tool: the limits are volume, devices and search depth.
🎯 Pro Insight: Do the lookup math before you choose. Getting Started allows 1,000 lookups a month, according to SellerAmp’s help center, which is about 33 different products a day. If you scan shelves in stores, price in Getting Serious from day one.
Going Pro is the only plan that takes add-ons. Per SellerAmp’s add-on article, each pack adds 5 extension and 5 mobile installs for $27.95 a month or $279.50 a year, prorated in the first billing cycle, with no limit on the number of packs.
So a team that needs 10 browsers and 10 phones pays $49.95 plus $27.95, or $77.90 a month, according to those listed prices. SellerAmp’s device guide adds that Getting Serious users who bought add-ons earlier can keep those installs, but new packs need Going Pro.
The SellerAmp free trial (and is SellerAmp free?)
SellerAmp SAS has no free plan. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, and SellerAmp takes your card at signup: nothing is charged then, but the paid plan starts on its own when the 14 days end.
- Cancel at least 24 hours before the trial ends. SellerAmp’s refund policy says the trial turns into a paid plan at the end, and charges are non-refundable after that.
- The trial cannot be paused. A paid subscription can be paused for up to 90 days, but a trial runs to its end date once it starts.
- One trial per person. SellerAmp’s terms allow one trial per user and reserve the right to cancel accounts that take repeat trials.
Put a reminder on day 12 of the trial. Cancelling on the last day is too late under the 24-hour rule.
If you only want quick product data on Amazon search pages, SellerAmp also offers a free Chrome extension, QVS (Quick View Simplified). It shows the ASIN, BSR, FBA and FBM seller counts and whether Amazon is on the listing, and it works without an SAS account. For fee math on a single product, SellerSonar’s free FBA calculator is another option.
What SellerAmp does well
- Three tools for one price. The web app, Chrome extension and mobile app share one history and one set of settings, according to SellerAmp’s FAQ.
- A complete buy-or-skip answer. Each lookup shows eligibility, IP and hazmat warnings, max cost, profit and ROI after Amazon fees, estimated monthly sales and price and rank charts, per SellerAmp’s features page.
- Buy Box history before you buy. The Buy Box Analysis panel shows who held the Buy Box over 30, 90 or 180 days or all time, with each seller’s win rate.
- Built for in-store scanning. The mobile app scans barcodes, and the Scan Analysis List keeps a shelf’s worth of scans even if the signal drops mid-aisle.
- Used Mode for used inventory. Used Mode adds used offers and charts by condition, which matters for used books and other used goods.
- Seller Central is optional. According to SellerAmp, over 95% of SAS features work without a seller account; connecting one adds eligibility and dangerous goods checks.
According to its Chrome Web Store listing, the extension has 100,000 users and a 4.3 rating from 83 ratings, with its last update on July 30, 2026. The listing also says where the history comes from: the price and BSR charts are “driven from Keepa data”.
That panel answers the right question before you buy: if one seller has won most of the Buy Box at a price you cannot match, skip the deal (our guide on how to win the Buy Box covers what decides it). SellerAmp’s help article on the panel also warns that holding the Buy Box does not guarantee sales.
Where SellerAmp falls short
- No refunds, including on annual plans. SellerAmp’s refund policy rules out refunds for partial months or years and for months you did not use, and a renewal you forgot to cancel does not qualify.
- Seven marketplaces. SAS covers the US, UK, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Spain, so sourcing for Mexico, Japan, Australia or the UAE needs another tool.
- Chrome only, English only. The FAQ says the web app and extension need full Google Chrome, not Safari, Firefox or Edge, and the tools are in English only.
- Downgrades go through support. Upgrades are self-serve; a downgrade is an email to SellerAmp’s support team.
- It stops at the purchase. SAS analyzes a product when you look it up. SellerAmp’s own comparison with Keepa marks “price-drop alerts & tracking watchlists” as a feature SAS does not have.
That is SellerAmp being honest about its scope on its SellerAmp vs Keepa page, which suggests running Keepa alongside SAS for tracking. For a reseller, though, the bigger risk after buying is not price history but who else joins the listing.
Is SellerAmp worth it? By seller type
The right plan depends on how you source and how many products you check. Here is how we would choose.
| Seller type | Our take | Plan |
|---|---|---|
| Retail arbitrage (in store) | The mobile app, barcode scanning and the Scan Analysis List are the reason to buy. Regular shelf scans pass 1,000 lookups a month quickly. | Getting Serious |
| Online arbitrage | One-click analysis on retailer sites is the core value. Part-time OA under 1,000 products a month fits Getting Started. | Getting Started or Getting Serious |
| Wholesale | Good for eligibility, IP warnings, offers and stock on each ASIN in a supplier’s line. We found no bulk upload of supplier price lists on SellerAmp’s pricing or features pages, so large catalogs need a bulk-analysis tool too. | Getting Serious |
| Books and used goods | Used Mode shows used offers by condition, and the barcode scanner works in stores. Worth it if you source used stock every week. | Getting Started or Getting Serious |
| Teams with VAs | Only Going Pro adds users, team analytics, shared searches and add-on installs. | Going Pro |
| Watching stock you already hold | SAS sends no alerts after you buy. Pair it with a monitoring tool, see below. | Any plan, plus a monitor |
Pros & cons
Pros: three tools in one subscription; eligibility, IP and hazmat checks before you buy; Keepa-powered charts with no separate Keepa plan needed for sourcing; Buy Box history by seller; a low entry price ($19.95 a month, according to SellerAmp’s pricing page); a 14-day free trial on every plan.
Cons: no refunds once charged; a card is required for the trial; a 1,000-lookup cap on Getting Started, per SellerAmp’s help center; seven marketplaces; Chrome and English only; no alerts or watchlists after you buy.
When a monitoring tool makes more sense
Every reseller who uses SAS well ends up holding stock on listings that other sellers also sell. Then the risks change: a new seller undercuts you, Amazon joins the listing, or your Buy Box share drops, and SAS will not tell you because it only runs when you look.
SellerSonar covers that part. You add the ASINs you hold, choose your own Seller ID, and SellerSonar checks each listing on a schedule and sends Seller appeared, Seller removed and Seller’s price changed alerts on every plan, with Buy Box Won and Lost from Premium. It needs no Seller Central connection.
In this example from SellerSonar’s own account, a merchant-fulfilled seller joined a Sterilite storage cabinet listing on amazon.com at $212.94 on October 27, 2026. For a reseller holding that ASIN, it is the signal to decide whether to match, hold or sell through.
From Premium, the Buy Box Tracker shows the same kind of share chart SAS shows before you buy, but for listings you keep watching. On that renewed iPhone 15 listing, SellerSonar data showed D’Tech Mobile with 27% of the Buy Box, an inactive store with 22% and Tech Exchangee with 20%, among 104 stores.
Price moves are the third signal. SellerSonar’s event feed logs the seller price changes it sees on each check, like Amazon cutting a Levoit air purifier from $69.97 to $45.48 on November 4, 2026.
On price, SellerSonar’s plans start at $19.98 a month billed yearly for Pro: 150 ASINs, 500 keywords and checks every 4 hours. Premium is $39.98 for 300 ASINs and checks every 2 hours, and Business is $74.98 for 500 ASINs and hourly checks, across 23 Amazon marketplaces.
SellerSonar does not do product research, sourcing analysis, profit calculation or repricing, so it does not replace SAS. Running both, SAS Getting Serious at $24.96 a month billed yearly (per SellerAmp) plus SellerSonar Pro at $19.98 comes to $44.94 a month.
📌 From Our Experience: The ROI SAS shows is a snapshot of the day you bought. When other resellers find the same deal, the seller count rises and your Buy Box share falls, so tracking both on the ASINs you hold tells you when to reprice or stop restocking.
Final Expert Recommendations:
Buy SellerAmp for sourcing decisions and pick the plan by volume: according to SellerAmp’s pricing page, Getting Started at $19.95 a month suits part-time online arbitrage, Getting Serious at $29.95 suits active retail arbitrage, wholesale and books, and Going Pro at $49.95 is only worth it with a team. Use the 14-day trial on real sourcing runs and cancel at least a day before it ends if it does not pay for itself. Once the stock is live, SellerSonar’s listing monitoring watches those ASINs for new sellers, Buy Box changes and price moves.
Start your free 14-day SellerSonar trial and see what’s happening on your listings today.
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