Part Time
$2-$4/hr
TBD
Oct 16, 2026
We’re looking for a detail-oriented Amazon FBA Product Researcher to find profitable products with consistent demand and reliable sourcing opportunities. You should be comfortable analyzing product data, calculating profitability, and presenting well-researched leads.
- Find profitable products to sell through Amazon FBA.
- Research sourcing opportunities from retailers, wholesalers, and suppliers.
- Use tools such as Keepa, SellerAmp, or similar software to evaluate potential products.
- Analyze sales history, price trends, competition, Amazon’s presence, and estimated monthly sales.
- Calculate estimated net profit, ROI, and margins after product costs, Amazon fees, shipping, and other applicable expenses.
- Flag potential issues such as selling restrictions, intellectual property complaints, seasonal demand, and unstable pricing.
- Submit organized product leads in Google Sheets with sourcing links, Amazon links, costs, profitability calculations, and supporting notes.
- Meet agreed research targets while prioritizing accurate, quality leads.
Because attention to detail is the most critical part of this job, please make the very first word of your application message the word "PROFIT" so we know you actually read this entire post.
Target Categories: - please note that this is a new seller account so we have a preference for auto-ungated leads/products.
Baby
Home & Kitchen
Toys & Games
Pet Supplies
Q4 Seasonal items (Christmas, holiday gift items, winter products)
Deliverables:
10 fully verified leads for the US.
Leads delivered in a Google Sheet
Each lead must meet the minimum 30% ROI threshold after all Amazon and prep fees
Products must be in ungated categories or categories the seller is already approved for
All leads must be verified using Keepa and/or SellerAmp SAS for sales consistency, price stability, and eligibility to sell
To Apply:
Please include examples of previous OA sourcing work (screenshots of past lead sheets with results, or references from past clients). We want to see proof of experience, not just claims.