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Revenue reclaim
Get back lost revenue from every kind of inventory issue you’ve heard of (and a few you haven’t)
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Amazon
owes you money.
We’ll get it back.
Not through software, but real humans on your side, fighting for every penny until it’s back in your account. Our performance-based pricing also ensures that we only win when you win. This includes lost revenue from:
Growth planning & strategy
Mishandled returns – unreturned items
Inventory warehouse damages
Mishandled returns – unreturned after replacement
Inventory wrongfully disposed
Unreceived removals
Inter-fulfillment center transfer claims
Removals received but wrong items
Shipments lost inbound
FBA overcharges due to dimension issues
Canceled shipment with Amazon Partnered Carrier
Category correction
Frequently Asked Questions
- Unless you have been filing your reimbursement claims on a regular basis and following up with seller support, then it’s likely that Amazon owes you money. That said, each account is specific. Talk to a specialist now to explore how much Amazon may owe you.
There are no fixed or monthly fees for this service, we only charge you based on our results. We charge 25% of the recovered revenue, which we track for you and send in a weekly report. Billing occurs monthly as we recover, on an ongoing basis.
The average ballpark figure is 1.25% of revenue.
We send an agreement and we get to work. We don’t know what we will find until we go in there. We don’t provide an analysis prior to starting work, as that is the first part of the Revenue Recon process itself.
