Listing Desk watches your product catalog for recalls, Prop 65 notices, and Amazon compliance demands, so a paperwork problem never becomes a business problem.
See plans Built for Amazon sellers and e-commerce brands doing $500k+/yr in regulated categories.CPSC recalls hit an 18-year high in 2025: 420 recalls linked to 882 injuries. Sell a recalled product and Amazon pulls your listing or suspends your account. About 15% of sellers face at least one suspension, and roughly 60% never fully recover their prior sales.
Private enforcers issued more than 2,600 notices of violation in 2026, and sellers are being named by ASIN in 60-day notices right now. Penalties run up to $2,500 per violation per day. By the time the notice arrives, the meter is already running.
Amazon may request your compliance documents at any time: CPC certificates, GCC certificates, test reports, FDA registrations. Missing paperwork means listing removal or suspension, and sellers report funds held for up to 36 months. CPSC began enforcing electronic filing of certificate data in July 2026.
Up to 100 SKUs.
Genuinely worth it: one avoided listing takedown pays for years of this plan.
Up to 1,000 SKUs. Everything in Starter, plus:
The step up is legible: the certificate calendar is the audit that Amazon runs at any time.
Unlimited SKUs, multi-brand portfolios. Everything in Pro, plus:
Earns it: becomes the brand's system of record for product compliance.
Annual billing available at 10x monthly. Pricing staged, awaiting approval.
Rarely, and that is the point. With about 420 CPSC recalls a year across the entire product universe, a 50-SKU seller may never see their own product recalled. Listing Desk is compliance readiness, not recall roulette: the continuous value is document readiness when Amazon demands your CPCs, Prop 65 notice monitoring in your category, certificate expiry tracking, and policy-change alerts.
No. Certificates like CPCs and GCCs require accredited lab testing, which software cannot perform. Listing Desk stores your certificates, tracks their expiries, and alerts you before they lapse. It monitors and organizes; the lab does the testing.
No. Listing Desk is a monitoring and early-warning tool. It tells you what was noticed, recalled, or requested, and keeps your documents organized. It does not interpret the law for your situation, assess your legal exposure, or replace your counsel.
Amazon sellers and e-commerce brands doing roughly $500k+/yr in regulated categories: children's products, supplements, cosmetics, and electronics. If you sell unregulated goods with no certification requirements, this is probably more than you need.
Those are sales and research tools: keyword tracking, listing optimization, competitor analysis. Neither has a compliance monitoring module. Listing Desk does one thing they do not: keep your products sellable when regulators and Amazon come asking.
No. You register your catalog by uploading ASINs, UPCs, and SKUs. Listing Desk never needs access to your Seller Central account.
You open your vault, download the current certificate or test report, and respond the same day. The 90/60/30-day expiry alerts mean nothing in the vault is stale when the request arrives.
Amazon has a consumer-facing recalls page today. A seller-side compliance dashboard from Amazon is a long-term possibility, not a near-term one, and Amazon has no incentive to warn you about Prop 65 exposure or track your certificate expiries. We will say so plainly if that changes.