An Amazon Brand Protection Agency for Hijackers, Counterfeits and

What our Amazon brand protection service covers

Other sellers can join your listings, change your content or sell fakes under your brand name. Each one can cost you the Buy Box, bad reviews and lost trust. Our Amazon brand protection service watches for these problems and acts on them.

• Brand Registry setup – Enrollment, adding authorized users and linking your trademark, so you gain control over listing content and access to reporting tools.
• Listing monitoring – Regular checks of your ASINs for new sellers, changed titles or images and unexpected price drops.
• Violation reports – Reports through Amazon's Report a Violation tool for trademark, copyright and counterfeit issues, with the evidence Amazon asks for.
• Test buys – Purchases from suspect sellers to document counterfeit or misdescribed products when the evidence calls for it.
• Program setup – Help applying for Transparency, which puts unique codes on each unit, and Project Zero where your brand is eligible.

Amazon brand registry service and cost

Brand Registry is Amazon's program for brand owners. It gives you more say over listing content, access to A+ content and Brand Stores, and tools to report infringement.

To enroll, you need a registered trademark or a pending application in an accepted trademark office, such as the USPTO. Amazon does not charge a fee to enroll, so the real

Amazon Brand Registry cost is the trademark itself. That means government filing fees per class of goods and, usually, attorney fees. Amazon's IP Accelerator connects brands with vetted law firms that file trademarks and can speed up access to Brand Registry.

Our Amazon brand registry service handles the Amazon side: application, user roles and brand setup. We are not a law firm and do not give trademark advice. We can refer you to a trademark attorney.

How our Amazon account reinstatement service works

Amazon can deactivate an account or listing for many reasons. Common ones are poor performance, policy violations, IP complaints, failed verification or a link to another blocked account. The notice in Account Health usually names the reason, but not always the full story.

Step 1: We review the notice, your account history, performance metrics and any complaints to find the real root cause. Step 2: We gather documents, such as supplier invoices, authorization letters or product test reports.

Step 3: We write a Plan of Action that explains the root cause, the corrective steps you have taken and the measures that will stop it from happening again. Step 4: We submit through Account Health and handle follow-up questions from Amazon until a decision is made.

What we cannot promise

No one can promise that Amazon will reinstate an account or remove a seller. Amazon makes those decisions, and some suspensions, such as those tied to fraud or repeat violations, are hard to reverse. We will tell you honestly if we think an appeal has a weak chance before you pay for it.

Accurate appeals matter. A rushed or untrue Plan of Action can make the next appeal harder. We only submit statements you have confirmed are true.

Once you are back, ongoing Amazon account management helps you catch warnings early and lower the risk of a repeat.

Pricing for brand protection and appeals

You get a clear price in your free proposal, after we look at your goals.

Complex cases, such as related-account or IP suspensions, cost more because they need more evidence and follow-up. Legal fees, trademark filing fees and test buy costs are separate. See all of our marketplace marketing services.

Last updated: 18 October 2026