Ongoing Amazon management, run for you
From $1,500 a month
I work with a small number of brands at a time, so each one gets me, not an account manager. If I'm full, I'll tell you when I can start.
What I handle each month
- Advertising: campaigns, bids, budgets and search terms, tied to your margins
- Inventory planning so you don't run out or pay for stock that sits
- Listing upkeep: content, images, pricing and promotions
- Account health: notices, suppressed listings and policy issues, handled
- Shipments into Amazon's network, planned and tracked
- A monthly report in plain English, and a call to go over it
Compared with hiring or an agency
Hire in-house
- Who does the work
- One new employee
- What they see
- As much as their experience covers
- Typical cost
- About $95,000 a year, plus benefits and tools
Specialist agency
- Who does the work
- A team, often behind an account manager
- What they see
- Usually their specialty, most often advertising
- Typical cost
- $3,000 to $15,000+ a month, or 3% to 15% of sales
Farmer Bob
- Who does the work
- Me, directly
- What they see
- Pricing, fees, inventory, compliance, listings and ads, together
- Typical cost
- From $2,500 a month to launch, then from $1,500 a month to manage
| Hire in-house | Specialist agency | Farmer Bob | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | One new employee | A team, often behind an account manager | Me, directly |
| What they see | As much as their experience covers | Usually their specialty, most often advertising | Pricing, fees, inventory, compliance, listings and ads, together |
| Typical cost | About $95,000 a year, plus benefits and tools | $3,000 to $15,000+ a month, or 3% to 15% of sales | From $2,500 a month to launch, then from $1,500 a month to manage |
Sources: Jobicy, U.S. marketplace manager average, October 2026; Ecom Brainly, Amazon agency pricing, 2026.
Questions about management
What does it cost?
It starts at $1,500 a month, a flat monthly fee. The exact figure depends on what your account needs, and I quote it up front after a free call.
Do we keep control of the account?
Yes. The account stays in your company's name. I work inside it with the permissions you grant, and you can see everything.
We already sell on Amazon. Where do you start?
With a review of your account, listings, advertising and margins. You'll know what I'd change and why before you commit.
Let's talk about your brand.
Tell me where you are with Amazon and I'll get back to you personally. If it's a fit, we'll set up a free 30-minute call.
I work with a small number of brands at a time, so each one gets me, not an account manager. If I'm full, I'll tell you when I can start.