A stranger's brand is on your Amazon listing. We put yours back.

From public business information: the details Amazon publishes on your seller profile, public trademark records, your company website or a public company register. We don't buy contact lists, and we've never had access to your account. If you'd rather not hear from us, reply "stop" and we won't contact you again.

Because we saw it happen. We track the names hijackers use and check the Amazon catalog for them every day. When one landed on your listing, our system flagged it, we checked the listing was still affected, and we wrote to you so you'd hear about it early.

Hijackers rarely hit one listing. Our radar follows 70 hijacker brand names across Amazon US, UK and Germany, and has flagged more than 6,000 listings with a swapped brand since September 2026. So we usually already know which name replaced yours, how many other listings it has hit and which route gets it back.

Fair question, and you should ask it. We have nothing to do with the accounts that do this: we track them because they hit thousands of listings. Check us first: our Trustpilot reviews, my LinkedIn, our registered company (UPLIXA LLC, Wyoming) and our phone number, +1 (307) 243-8244. We never ask for your password, you approve access on Amazon's own page, and you pay nothing until your brand is back. Someone running a scam would want the money first.

Yes. You sign a one-page agreement and add us as a user. We invoice only after your brand name is back on the listing. If it isn't back within 90 days, you pay nothing.

We check every listing before we take it, and we only take cases we expect to win. If we don't get it back, we don't get paid, so we're as keen to finish as you are.

One thing. Once we've started the work, if you remove our access or ask us to stop, the fee for that listing is due. It's in the one-page agreement, so there are no surprises.

Brand-Back is $299 per listing and Brand-Back + Lock is $499, each invoiced only once it's back. If several of your listings are affected, tell us how many in the free report or on a call, and we'll quote you for all of them.

Two things: sign the one-page agreement, and add us as a user in Seller Central with the link we send you. No password or login needed. Real phone photos of your product and packaging help, but they're optional.

Most listings are back within 2–3 weeks of getting access. Some take longer when Amazon's teams contradict each other; we keep going for up to 90 days.

No. It's a correction on the same ASIN, not a new listing. Everything stays where it is.

No. That's a template reply that treats the hijacker's brand as legitimate. That's exactly what we get reversed.

Almost every seller who comes to us has been closed out several times. Opened the usual way, these cases get template replies. The free report tells you whether yours is recoverable before you commit.

Yes. If you buy from the brand or an authorised distributor, your invoices are the starting point. We work to get the listing back under the real brand, so you can sell and send stock again. If the case needs something from the brand itself, we'll tell you exactly what to ask them for.

Yes. Brand Registry helps, but it isn't required. We build the ownership case from your product, packaging, invoices and account.

No. A declined application doesn't stop the brand on your listing being corrected. We build the case on what you do have.

Often the block comes from the brand change, and it clears once the listing is back under the right brand. Sometimes there's a second cause, such as a compliance flag; we handle those too (one UK client had about 400 units released). The free report tells you which one you have.