Why rent your Amazon data when you could own it for free?
I help Amazon sellers build their own personal SaaS.
Ramon Gonzalez · 11 years selling on Amazon
You rent the tools.
- Profit dashboardmonthly
- Research suitemonthly
- PPC toolmonthly
- Inventory plannermonthly
- A connector so Claude can read Seller Centralper marketplace
You own the data.
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Storage for my whole warehouse: 38M+ rows, about 10 GB, under a dollar a month.
Upkeep: that's me.
So I replaced every one of them.
One job at a time, with my own agentic app team.
On your store, the team runs in your accounts, not mine.
Meet the team.
ArchieData
RitaReports
IrvingInventory
LindaListings
BettyBooks
SeymourMarketing
PattyAds, 2027
Each one does one job. Scroll to meet them.
Unit 01A data connector
Your data lives in their account.
You see it through their screens.
Cancel, and you start collecting your data all over again somewhere else.
This Q4 will still be yours next October.
Archie“Every row. Every day. Yes, I counted.”
Your data, in your own Google account.
- Orders, ads, inventory, fees, returns.
Pulled daily, kept for good. - Verified and deduplicated, so you can trust your data.
- If we ever part ways, the whole team stays with you, with every row of history.
Archie is yours. I keep him running.
Unit 02A dashboard you have to open
11:40 AM
You find out when you happen to look.
A listing changed at 2 AM.
A best seller is running low.
Rita“If it doesn't change your day, I left it out.” Comes with every team
6:00 AM.
Rita already told you.
Yesterday. $4,812 in sales and $1,140 in profit, up 9% on the same day last year.
Best seller. KT-2210 sold 212 units. 23 days of cover left, so order by Friday.
Bank. Amazon's $18,240 deposit hit your bank this morning.
Rita is yours. I keep her running.
Unit 03An inventory planner
You ran out of your bestseller. Again.
The spreadsheet counted the days you were out of stock.
So the order went in late.
Not on my watch.
Irving“You're fine for now. It's the 'for now' that keeps me up.”
Order on time, in the right amount, without the spreadsheet.
- Counts only the days you could actually sell.
- What to send to Amazon and what to order from the factory, every week.
- Your lead times, MOQs and cartons.
He already knows about Chinese New Year.
Irving is yours. I keep him running.
Unit 04A copywriter
Written once, then left alone.
Tuned for last spring's searches.
The return comments pile up unread.
Linda“Every return is a note. I read them all.”
Listings that use your data to entice the right buyers.
- Rewritten every month from what sells now.
- Your returns tell her which image to fix.
- Nothing goes live until you say yes.
Linda is yours. I keep her running.
Unit 05A profit dashboard
Your books close six weeks late.
And you still can't say which products make money.
Betty“It's off by a dollar. We're not done.”
Books that tie to the bank.
A margin for every product.
- Every payout booked in QuickBooks, tied to its deposit.
- Freight, storage and 3PL bills, split to each product.
- She sets Patty's ad limit.
Betty is yours. I keep her running.
Unit 06An SEO tool
Great product. Too few people know it.
An SEO tool shows you the numbers.
Working out what to fix is still on you.
I help people find out it exists.
Seymour“Have I got a reporter for you.”
Found in the press, on Google, and in AI answers.
- He reads thousands of reporter requests so you answer the few that fit.
- Pitches checked against your facts, sent only on your yes.
- Your site checked every month, with the pages to fix first.
Seymour is yours. I keep him running.
Unit 07A PPC tool priced on your spend
Your top sellers get the attention.
An agency only has so many hours.
The rest of the catalog drifts.
I don't do hunches.Joining in 2027
Patty“Same inputs, same bid. Every time.” Joining in 2027
Every ad dollar inside what the product can afford.
- Every keyword checked against a written rule, every day.
- Every bid logged with its reason.
- Your best keywords earn their own campaign, with their own bid and budget.
Patty joins the team in 2027.
Built for everyone.
Priced per seat, per marketplace, per order.
Updated when their roadmap says so.
Gone the day you stop paying.
I'm Ramon. I run my own Amazon brand on this.
- a month in SaaS I stopped paying
- $4,000
- listing changes live since May
- 107
- rows in my warehouse, under $1 a month to store
- 38M+
- data collectors on schedule
- ~330
Already running in my business.
Amazon
- SSeller Central
Sales channels
- Shopify
- Walmart
- TikTok Shop
Money
- QuickBooks
Marketing & social
- YouTube
Data & ops
- BigQuery
- Google Sheets
- Google Drive
- Gmail
- Slack
- ClickUp
Research
+10 more
Yours gets wired to whatever you use.
Personal SaaS is software built around your business.
It does the job your way, doesn't call in sick, and belongs to you.
Tell me about your brandI take a handful of clients at a time and read every submission myself.
If it looks like a fit, you get a calendar link, not a drip sequence.
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