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Know the second a competitor steals your buybox.

A free Chrome extension for Amazon Vendors. It opens your product pages in the background, reads the buybox, and alerts you the moment someone other than you (or Amazon) wins it — across 9 marketplaces.

Free · 9 Amazon marketplaces · Requires an Epinium account

🔔Buybox alerts
🛡️Private by design

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WHAT IT DOES

Buybox monitoring that runs itself

Point it at your Epinium vendor connections once. The extension checks every product on your schedule and only pings you when something is wrong.

Buybox loss alerts

A Chrome notification the moment a third-party seller — not you or Amazon — wins the buybox on one of your ASINs.

Automated daily checks

Set an hour and the extension re-scans your whole catalog every day. No dashboards to open, no manual clicking.

9 marketplaces

US, ES, DE, UK, IT, FR, SE, PL and NL — monitor all of them from one browser, no account switching.

Vendor-first

Only your vendor connections are scanned; seller products are ignored. Built specifically for 1P / Vendor Central.

CSV export

Download every run — ASIN, buybox seller, ships-from and availability — to share with your team or your Amazon rep.

Private by design

Results and settings live only in your browser and are deleted on logout. No third-party analytics, no data sold on.

HOW IT WORKS

Set it once, never miss a buybox loss again

Log in with your Epinium email, grant access to your Amazon marketplaces, and let it work.

Alerts

The moment you lose the buybox, you know

  • Competitor name in the alertSee exactly who took the buybox — seller name, ships-from and availability, straight from the Amazon offer block.
  • Only pings on problemsNo noise. You hear from it when a competitor wins the buybox, not on every routine check.
  • Stacked run historyEvery check is kept by date and time so you can see when the loss started and how long it lasted.
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Automation

Runs quietly in the background, every day

  • Scheduled daily scanPick the hour; the extension opens each product page in the background and reads the buybox for you.
  • Human-like pacingConfigurable random wait between products so Amazon sees normal browsing — fewer CAPTCHAs, safer runs.
  • Product list from EpiniumYour ASINs and marketplaces come straight from your Epinium account — nothing to import or maintain by hand.
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Privacy

Your data never leaves your browser

  • Local-only resultsBuybox results and settings are stored in your browser, not on external servers, and wiped when you log out or remove the extension.
  • Reads public data onlyIt never touches your browsing history or non-product pages — just the public offer block on your own Amazon listings.
  • No trackers, no resaleNo third-party analytics or advertising tools, and your data is never shared or sold.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the extension free?

Yes, completely free. You only need a free Epinium account to log in — the extension pulls your product list from it.

Does it work with Amazon Vendor Central?

Yes — it is built for Vendors. Only your vendor connections are scanned; seller products are ignored.

Which marketplaces are supported?

Nine: amazon.com, .es, .de, .co.uk, .it, .fr, .se, .pl and .nl. Grant access to the ones you sell on and it monitors them all.

Where is my data stored?

Only in your browser. Buybox results and settings never go to an external server and are deleted when you log out or remove the extension.

Do I need to keep Chrome open for the daily check?

Yes. The scheduled scan runs inside Chrome, so the browser must be open at the hour you set.

Will it get my Amazon account flagged?

It reads only the public offer block and waits a configurable, random time between products so it looks like normal browsing. Higher waits mean slower but safer runs.