Frequently Asked Questions

Wake up to buy-ready ASINs for your account — not another shared lead dump.

Seller Radar hunts storefronts overnight against your profit rules and sell eligibility, then emails (or shows) a short buy-ready list. You approve and buy. Manual scans, Discover, wholesale, and the Chrome extension are there when you still want to hunt by hand.

• Daily buy-ready list for your linked Amazon account — not a shared deal sheet
• Picks pass your min profit/ROI and sell eligibility before they hit your inbox
• You approve; BunnyScan does the hunting and screening
• When you still scan manually: light scan → shortlist with row signals → deep analyze winners only
• Chrome extension for on-page checks when you're already browsing Amazon
• Wholesale uploads, ungate tracking, and team workspaces when you scale

Example: enable Seller Radar with your min profit/ROI. Overnight it discovers sellers, light-scans catalogs, and keeps ungated Fit ASINs that clear your targets. You open a short list, deep-analyze what you'd buy, and place the order — research hours stay near zero.

Yes — enable Seller Radar, set categories and profit targets, and leave the digest email on. Picks are ungated for your linked Amazon account and filtered to your min profit/ROI. Some days the list is empty if nothing cleared your bar. Day 1 usually runs discovery scans; digests typically start day 2.

BunnyScan does not place the purchase order. You stay the approver — or hand a clean shortlist to a VA.

No. Seller Radar picks are screened for your connected seller account (eligibility + your profit targets). It is not a shared daily deal sheet everyone else already saw.

On the Discover page, ask in plain English across supported Amazon root categories. BunnyScan maps your question to category search filters, bestsellers, deals, or market analysis, then returns ASINs to analyze or shortlist.

• “Beauty products with high sales and under 5 sellers (candidates to analyze)” → Product Finder with offer and demand filters
• “Analyze Pet Supplies for market opportunities and competition” → category analysis summary plus candidate ASINs
• “What's trending in Home & Kitchen?” → trend-oriented Product Finder filters
• “Deals in Electronics” → deal feed for that category

Profit, eligibility, and full fee math still require Single ASIN analyze or a storefront scan with your sourcing defaults — Discover finds candidates; it does not guarantee margin.

Discover assistant searches categories to find new ASINs before you pick a seller. Scan assistant filters and briefs a storefront catalog you already scanned. Typical flow: Discover → shortlist → scan seller → Scan assistant → deep analyze winners.

On licensed workspaces, Scan assistant helps you act faster on scan data you already have:

• Natural-language filters on storefront scans (mapped to structured filters, then applied deterministically)
• One-click scan briefings — where to focus, 90-day price context, top opportunities, risks, next steps
• Compare 2–8 selected ASINs side by side with a suggested pick
• Explain one ASIN — eligibility, competition, profit at your cost, risks, and next step

Fit scores, tanking risk, and overlap stay rule-based. Scan assistant filters, summarizes, compares, and explains using that data — it does not replace the scoring engine or invent prices, ranks, fees, or eligibility.

Each licensed installation includes the full platform, managed hosting, support under your License Agreement, and:

• Seller Radar — daily buy-ready picks for your account (email optional)
• Storefront light scan, deep analyze, and seller strength workflows
• Discover assistant — plain-language category search, bestsellers, deals, and market analysis
• Scan assistant — natural-language filters, scan briefings, shortlist compare, explain ASIN
• Starter storefront library with curated seller picks
• Chrome extension for Amazon product pages
• Wholesale list scanning and ungate tracking
• Team workspaces and organization billing portal access (Stripe invoices)

There are no subscription tiers or add-on packs sold in the dashboard.

BunnyScan is $39/month for the full platform, managed hosting, and email support. Payments are processed through Stripe. Subscribe through checkout — you also need your own Amazon Seller Central account and any third-party credentials your workflow requires.

Your subscription includes the full platform under fair use. There are no credit packs, per-scan fees, or subscription tiers. A new run counts when you request analysis — viewing, filtering, and exporting existing results does not.

• ASIN / UPC / EAN lookup
• Storefront scan (each ASIN in the seller catalog)
• Wholesale list scan (each product row)
• Competition check (each ASIN)

The in-app Billing page shows your subscription status and links to the Stripe portal for invoices. Cancel anytime — access continues through the end of your paid period. Open Scan usage in the dashboard to see workspace volume.

See our Billing Policy and Refund Policy for full details.

Yes. BunnyScan does not include Amazon seller access. You need Seller Central (SP-API) connected for restrictions, offers, and fees. Catalog scans, history, and discovery features also require product data API credentials you maintain on your own account.

Your API keys run on your accounts and your usage limits — BunnyScan does not share a pooled credential pool. Settings shows your connection status and remaining API credits where your provider exposes them.

• Amazon Seller Central — restrictions, offers, fees
• Product analytics subscription (charts and catalog tools on your account)
• Product data API plan (required for catalog scans, history, and discovery features)
• Third-party credentials you connect are billed by those providers, not BunnyScan.

BunnyScan is for sellers who connect those accounts and shortlist before deep analysis — whether you check one ASIN, scan a catalog, or upload wholesale.

Amazon sellers who want a daily buy-ready list filtered to their account — online arbitrage and wholesale from a desk — and who will connect Seller Central plus a product data API. Manual shortlist → deep analyze is still available when you hunt by hand.

Licensed workspaces support team members — invite VAs to share a clean buy queue and track ungate requests.

Not for in-store retail arbitrage, free one-off calculators only, or anyone unwilling to connect their own Amazon and product data credentials.

Support scope and response expectations are defined in your License Agreement.

• Email support at support@bunnyscan.com
• Documentation, FAQ, and legal policies on the site

No. Ungate submissions still happen in Seller Central. BunnyScan tracks requests, stores invoices, and links to apply flows as part of your licensed workspace — it does not submit applications or grant approval on Amazon's behalf.

Yes. BunnyScan is a decision-support workspace: it shows eligibility, restriction, fee, and competition signals from your connected accounts. It does not grant brand rights, approve gated listings, or replace Amazon's Seller Central requirements.

• You must know and follow Amazon's brand, IP, category, invoice, and seller-performance rules for your account
• A row marked eligible, sellable, or approval-required is an informational estimate — not Amazon permission to list
• Confirm status and complete any required ungating or brand steps in Seller Central before you buy inventory or list

See Terms of Service §6a (Amazon marketplace responsibility) for the full disclaimer.

No. All sales are final. Subscription fees are non-refundable, including mistaken purchases, buyer remorse, or charges you later claim were made in error.

Before Stripe checkout you must confirm pricing, recurring billing, policies, and that your purchase is intentional. See our Refund Policy for full details.

Contact support before initiating a chargeback if you believe a payment was made in error.