Why rent your Amazon data when you can 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
  • Repricermonthly
  • Inventory plannermonthly
  • A connector so Claude can read Seller Centralper marketplace
What I was paying$0a month

Then one of them reprices. Or starts billing per marketplace. And you find out whose data it really was.

You own the data.

$0

My whole warehouse: 27 million rows, 6.3 GB. Storage at that size costs nothing.

If we ever stop working together, you keep all of it: the data, the code, the history. Nothing to export, nothing lost.

Amazon only gives you 95 days.

Your ad historyLast Q4: two monthly totals

Keyword and targeting reports: about 95 days. Search terms: about 65. After that, monthly totals.

I have 630 days of mine.

My ad historyLast Q4: every day

Every day since January 2025, in a warehouse I own. Chart is an illustration. The limits are Amazon's.

11:40 AM

You log in and find out something broke overnight.

A listing changed at 2 AM. A best seller is about to run out. Nobody flagged it. You found it because you happened to look.

6:00 AM. It already told you.

# hq-alertsSample data
HQ6:00 AM

Restock. KT-2210 (US) has 23 days of cover and a 41-day lead time. Order by Oct 3: 2,400 units, 80 cartons.

HQ2:14 AM

Listing. Someone changed the title on B0DXXXXXXX at 2:14 AM, and it wasn't you. Was: “Magnetic Kitchen Timer, 2 Pack, Loud Alarm.” Now: “Kitchen Timer.”

HQ6:00 AM

Fees. Amazon's fee estimate went up $0.87 on SKU KT-2123. Estimated $730 loss per month. Open a case.

It starts by watching.Then drafting.Then acting on your yes.How far it goes is your call.

One subscription per job.

  • A data connector
  • An inventory planner
  • A reorder spreadsheet
  • An alert tool
  • A copywriter
  • A profit dashboard
  • A PPC tool priced on your spend

One system, built around your jobs.

  • Sales and Ads dataSeller Central and Amazon Ads reports on schedule: daily campaign, keyword and search-term history, in a warehouse you own.
  • ForecastingSKU-level demand from your own history, with last year's seasonality.
  • PO recommendationsWhat to order and when, in units and cartons, against your real lead times.
  • Listing sentinelChanges you didn't make, suppressions, lost Buy Box, expiring promotions.
  • Listing proposerCopy drafted from your own search data. Nothing goes live until you approve it.
  • Financial accuracySettlements booked into QuickBooks to the penny. True margin per SKU.
  • PPC 2027Bid and negative decisions from years of rules. Taking a waitlist.

Already running in my business.

Amazon

  • Seller Central
  • Amazon Ads

Sales channels

  • Shopify
  • Walmart
  • TikTok Shop
  • Faire

Money

  • QuickBooks
  • Brex
  • Wise

Marketing & social

  • Klaviyo
  • Facebook & Instagram
  • TikTok
  • YouTube

Data & ops

  • BigQuery
  • Google Sheets
  • Google Drive
  • Gmail
  • Slack
  • ClickUp

Research

  • Keepa
  • DataForSEO
  • DataDive

+10 more

Yours gets wired to whatever you use.

Built for everyone.

Priced per seat, per marketplace, per order. Updated when their roadmap says so. Gone the day you stop paying.

Ramon Gonzalez at his desk, with the morning alerts on the monitor behind him

I'm Ramon. I run my own Amazon brand on this.

days of ad history kept
630
a month in SaaS I stopped paying
$4,000
rows in my warehouse, $0 storage
27M
data collectors on schedule
~330
SellerHQ

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 brand

I 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.

For Amazon sellers doing $1M to $20M a year, with a team. Not for chatting with your data (Amazon's free Claude plugin does that now), in-house data teams, or build-once-and-forget.

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