Seller Radar
Wake up to buy-ready ASINs — already filtered for your seller account
BunnyScan discovers sellers, light-scans their catalogs, and emails ASINs you are ungated to sell — filtered by your profit targets after fees. You approve. You buy.
How the daily list works
Step 1
Set your buy rules
Connect the Amazon account you already sell with and add your own API key for product and price data. Payment opens once both verify. Then set your minimum profit and ROI.
Step 2
We hunt overnight
Turn on Seller Radar and pick your categories once. Radar starts scanning right away, and your first picks usually arrive the next day. Some days the list is empty.
Step 3
You approve and buy
Open Radar picks in your email or on the dashboard. Deep-analyze only what you'd purchase. BunnyScan does not place the order.
Example: enable Seller Radar with your min profit/ROI. Overnight it discovers sellers, light-scans catalogs, and keeps ungated Fit ASINs that clear your targets. You open a short list, deep-analyze what you'd buy, and place the order — research hours stay near zero.
Shared lead lists vs your buy list
BunnyScan is not another deal sheet. The point is a shortlist already shaped for your account.
Shared lead list
BunnyScan Radar
Same ASINs for every subscriber
Picks screened for your linked seller account
You still check gating and margin by hand
Eligibility + your min profit/ROI applied before the list arrives
Research stays on you
Radar hunts storefronts overnight; you approve
Race to crowded deals
Fit + offer-count filters — skip brutal listings earlier
What you still do
- Connect the Amazon account you already sell with — Seller Central is that account — and add your own API key for product and price data before you pay, then set min profit / ROI.
- Enable Seller Radar and leave the Radar picks email on (or review in-app only).
- Approve picks — deep-analyze what you'd buy; place the supplier order yourself.
Each pick is sellable for your account, on your Fit shortlist, and meets your workspace min profit/ROI after fees.
