Get up to $20k cash for your seller account.

Yes. No law stops you selling your Amazon Seller account. Amazon's rule on transfers is part of its agreement with you, not a law, and we buy the account as part of the business it belongs to. We use an Asset Purchase Agreement (APA), the same legal instrument used in multi-million dollar FBA business acquisitions, to formalize the transfer. Every deal is also protected through Escrow.com.

Account value depends on several factors: account age, sales history, seller feedback, brand approvals, FBA capacity limits, and whether you have Brand Registry or Hazmat approval. Most accounts sell for $500 to $20,000. We'll give you a concrete offer during the evaluation call.

A deal usually closes in one to three weeks, depending on how fast the paperwork gets signed. The evaluation call takes about 45 minutes. After that you sign the agreement, Escrow.com asks you for an ID, a bank statement and how you want the money sent, and we fund the escrow. The transfer call is booked within 10 business days of the escrow being funded. You are paid on that call: once you hand over access, Escrow.com releases your funds to you. They reach your bank in about 1 business day by US wire, 3 to 5 business days by international wire, or about 3 business days by the free electronic transfer (US bank accounts only). Amazon's own check of the new owner happens after that, on our side, and is not your wait; you only stay reachable for any marketplace emails or codes.

Escrow.com is regulated by the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation and has processed over $8 billion in secure transactions. We put the money into escrow before anything moves, and you can log in and see it there. It is released to you on the transfer call, the moment you hand over access. If the deal falls through before then, the money goes back to us and you keep your account.

Your Seller Account email is tied to other Amazon services: Prime, Kindle, Audible, your Buyer Account. If you sell the Seller Account, those go with it and you lose access to them. Download what you want to keep first; afterward we send you a guide to opening a new Buyer Account safely. We make sure you understand this upfront.

It depends on the reason and how it ended. A past suspension that was lifted and left the account in good standing may still qualify. Suspensions for fraud, counterfeit or inauthentic products, dropshipping policy violations, or a link to another banned account are disqualifying. We'll discuss your specific situation during the evaluation.

Yes. We only purchase accounts from the original owner. If you bought the account from someone else, inherited it, or it was created by a third party, we cannot proceed. This protects both sides from compliance issues during transfer.

We can still buy. A second account is not an automatic no. What we look at is how long this account has been live and how the accounts were kept apart: different details in each, and each used on its own connection. Amazon links accounts, and one suspension can take the others with it. Tell us about all of them on the evaluation call.

You'll need a valid government-issued photo ID (not expired, clearly readable) and a recent bank statement (PDF, issued within 60 days, showing your name and account details). These are required by Escrow.com for identity verification, the same process banks use for wire transfers.

Earn a flat fee for every seller you refer who completes a deal: $500 on Amazon, $300 on Walmart, $200 on eBay. Because we buy all three marketplaces, one seller who cashes out Amazon, Walmart and eBay is worth up to $1,000 to you. The full rate from your first referral, for life, on every account they ever sell us. We pay monthly after the deal closes, and it's open to clients who've completed a deal with us.