Vendira

For agencies & aggregators

Every client’s books, one workspace.

Run the financial, advertising, inventory and search operation for every Amazon client — while each client’s data stays separate.

  1. How do I see all my clients?

    One portfolio page: every client's sales, profit, ad spend and alerts.

  2. Which accounts need attention?

    Each row carries its own alerts, and an open-alerts count sits across the roster.

  3. What is actually making money?

    Real profit after fees, ads, refunds and product cost — down to the ASIN.

  4. What is driving growth?

    Paid, organic and search on one timeline, per product.

  5. How do I report to clients?

    A comprehensive report, or the sections and figures each client needs.

01Portfolio

Start with the accounts that need you.

Every client on one page — sales, profit, ad spend and alerts.

  • Open alerts, named on each row
  • Totals per currency
  • One click into the client's workspace

02Profit

Know what every client is actually making.

Real profit after fees, advertising, refunds and product costs — then by ASIN in Product Profit.

  • P&L per client, month by month
  • Profit by ASIN, with SKU for catalogue reference
  • Statements: income statement, balance sheet, cash flow

Missing isn’t zero. If a product cost is missing, Vendira says so — the row shows which units are uncosted.

Product Profit by ASIN

03Growth

See what is actually driving each client’s growth.

Advertising, organic sales, search visibility and product performance on one timeline.

Paid
Ad spend and Amazon-attributed ad sales
Organic
Organic sales, derived by Vendira
Search
Organic rank and Search Query Performance
Comparison
This period against the previous one

Organic rank and Search Query Performance.

Add a search query to see the product’s organic position beside its advertising and sales. Rank is tracked daily by Vendira; Search Query Performance is Amazon’s weekly data, shown where Amazon publishes it for the account.

Advertising changes, by hand. Bids, pauses and negatives directly; budgets from rule proposals you approve. Every change waits for a click.

04Operations

Know what each client needs next.

See FBA and AWD stock, inbound inventory and replenishment needs — per client.

  • Amazon FBA and Amazon Warehousing & Distribution (AWD)
  • Reorder dates with the client's lead time and MOQ
  • Purchase orders become inventory batches on arrival

Amazon Review Requests. Request reviews for eligible Amazon orders from the client’s order list, using Amazon’s official Request a Review workflow — one request per order, five to thirty days after purchase.

FBA & AWD inventory, held per region

Onboard an established catalogue faster.

Download the client’s catalogue as a pre-filled template, add cost, lead time and MOQ, and upload it back — previewed row by row before anything is written.

05Reporting

Give every client the report they actually need.

A comprehensive weekly or monthly report, or exactly the sections and figures that client needs.

  • Every figure with its previous value and the change
  • That client's own books, currency and recipients
The weekly report

Shape it per client.

Comprehensive sends every section the account can fill. Custom sends exactly the sections and figures you tick.

Agency control

One workspace. Separate client data.

The agency login holds the roster; each client’s books stay in their own sealed workspace, and you move between them from the sidebar.

Client data stays isolated.
A request acts for one client and can see no other.
Access is rechecked on every request.
Revoked access stops working on the next page load.
Clients connect Amazon themselves.
You create the workspace; the client authorises their own Amazon account. You never hold their credentials.
Tracking capacity is pooled.
Keyword and review tracking share one allowance across the roster; the portfolio shows how much is in use.

Pricing

Flat tiers by roster size. Every client gets the whole product.

One price for your roster — no feature tiers, no per-seat arithmetic.

Annual billing: two months free.

Agency

Where to start

Where most rosters start.

$1,499$1,249/month

$14,990 billed yearly · up to 5 client accounts

  • Up to 5 connected client accounts
  • 10,000 pooled daily rank keywords · positions 1–100
  • 2,500 pooled review-tracked products
  • One login for your full client roster
  • Every client's data stays separate

Agency Plus

The same depth at roster scale.

$3,799$3,166/month

$37,990 billed yearly · up to 15 client accounts

  • Up to 15 connected client accounts
  • 30,000 pooled daily rank keywords · positions 1–100
  • 7,500 pooled review-tracked products
  • One login for your full client roster
  • Every client's data stays separate
  • Priority support

Enterprise

For the roster that outgrows ceilings.

$10,999$9,166/month

$109,990 billed yearly · up to 50 client accounts

  • Up to 50 connected client accounts
  • 100,000 pooled daily rank keywords · positions 1–100
  • 25,000 pooled review-tracked products
  • One login for your full client roster
  • Every client's data stays separate
  • Vendira onboarding

Shared tracking. Separate client data. Keyword and review tracking come from one pool across the roster — books and account data stay isolated per client.

Inside every client workspace
Finance
P&L · Product Profit by ASIN · Statements · Fees, ads, COGS and refunds
Growth
Performance Explorer · Paid + organic · Organic rank · Search Query Performance · Advertising
Operations
FBA & AWD inventory · Replenishment · Purchase orders · Bulk catalogue inputs
Client reporting
Comprehensive reports · Custom sections · Custom figures · Weekly or monthly
Account actions
Amazon Review Requests · Advertising changes · CSV exports

Start with your first client.

Pick a tier, create the client workspace, and connect Amazon to start building its financial picture.

Managing more than 50 clients, or need invoicing or custom terms? Talk to us.

Every client's books, one workspace. · Vendira