Quick start
From no account to your agent's first answer about your store — about five minutes, no code.
Start free
Sign in at sellersheetai.com with Google (afterwards Google or an email code both work). Every new account starts on the Free plan.
Connect your store
In the app, open Settings → Stores & Marketplaces → Add store, pick the region and the marketplaces, name the store and click Authorize with Amazon. Amazon's own consent page does the rest. Authorize Ads on the store's row too if you run ads. Details: Connect your store.
Connect your AI client
Add one server to the AI you already use:
https://sellersheetai.com/mcpIt speaks Streamable HTTP and signs in with OAuth — your browser opens, you approve, done. On Claude Code, Codex or CodeBuddy, install the SellerSheet plugin instead: it adds the server and the skills in one step. Every client: Connect an AI client.
Ask
Start with "Which stores can you see?" Your agent calls get_user_context and lists your store refs, such as myStore-US. Then give it a real job:
- "Show me all my active listings in myStore-US."
- "What were my total sales last month?"
- "Check the Buy Box price for B0EXAMPLE1."
- "Which SKUs will run out of FBA stock within 21 days?"
More in the prompt library.
What happens behind the scenes
- Amazon's official APIs. Your agent calls SellerSheet's tools; SellerSheet calls Amazon's Selling Partner API (listings, orders, FBA, catalog, pricing, finances, reports) and Ads API (Sponsored Products, Brands and Display) with the authorization you gave. You never paste an Amazon password anywhere.
- Reports are already synced. SellerSheet keeps your Amazon reports in 72 synced tables, so "how did last month do?" is answered in seconds. See the Data tab.
- Your sheet is the review surface. Your agent writes results into the Google Sheet you name; you edit there and say "submit the rows I changed".
- Changes need your permission. Reading works with read access; anything that changes Amazon needs write access on that store. See Stay in control.
Next
- Install the skills — your agent learns SellerSheet's best practice for sheets, dashboards, reports, FBA, Ads and images.
- Workflows — one page per job, FBA first.