Coordinate the business setup, evidence, and initial Seller Central application around one consistent plan while the founder retains control and completes personal checks.
Agreed deliverables
What this product path is designed to cover.
A structured launch route from the right business setup through an initial Seller Central application.
Scope outline
A written assessment of the founder, company, marketplace, and current registration stage.
A recommended setup route, including LLC formation only when it fits the agreed situation.
A field-to-document map for the initial Seller Central application.
Preparation and submission support within the written scope.
Limited support for agreed initial follow-up requests.
Best suited to
Starting from scratch or needing one coordinated plan.
The final written scope takes precedence over this overview and identifies included fees, client actions, support limits, and external dependencies.
Launch scope mapFive inputs become one agreed application plan.The route keeps each subject distinct before the necessary work is written into scope.
FounderIdentity, residence, authority, and personal participation.
CompanyThe real entity, ownership, addresses, and business facts.
MarketplaceThe intended Amazon US route and current registration stage.
PaymentThe supported charge and payout roles for the selected route.
EvidenceRecords matched to the person, company, address, or account they support.
Agreed outputAgreed application planOnly the formation, preparation, and support tasks that fit the written scope.
Boundary: The founder retains control and participates in required checks. Amazon and other providers keep their own review and decision processes.
Working sequence
A visible process, not a promise of instant approval.
Each stage separates preparation work from the client’s actions and decisions made by Amazon, government offices, banks, or other providers.
01
Assess the starting point
Separate the founder, company, marketplace, documents, and current application stage.
02
Confirm the route and scope
Agree which formation, EIN, banking-preparation, and Seller Central tasks are actually needed.
03
Prepare consistent evidence
Map each application field to the correct person, entity, address, and supporting document.
04
Submit with client control
The founder owns the accounts, reviews the information, and participates in required checks.
05
Handle agreed follow-ups
Review initial provider requests within scope and identify matters requiring a specialist or new engagement.
Know what you must do—and what the product does not include.
Your participation
Provide accurate information for the correct person and business.
Approve company filings and provider applications before submission.
Retain control of email, phone, credentials, and the Seller Central account.
Complete identity, video, bank, or other personal checks when requested.
Not included
A guarantee of approval by Amazon, a bank, or a government office.
Invented identities, altered evidence, nominee concealment, or policy workarounds.
Unlimited legal, tax, accounting, appeal, or ongoing account-management work.
Product sourcing, logistics, advertising, or FBA operating costs.
Starting price
Starting from $1,499
The final proposal depends on the business structure, included formation work, current application stage, and agreed support boundary. External provider and government costs are listed separately unless explicitly included.
Does the service guarantee Seller Central approval?
No. The service prepares and coordinates the agreed work. Amazon retains its own review and decision process.
Does every client need a US LLC?
No. Formation is one possible route. The assessment starts with the founder’s existing company and actual requirements.
Who controls the Seller Central account?
The client retains control of credentials and participates directly in identity and provider checks.
Structured first contact
Ready to discuss this product path?
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