Find products to sell on Amazon. We handle the shipping.
Take Profit is an app that uses AI to find products you can buy from online stores and sell on Amazon for a profit. You pick an item and buy it. The app lists it under your own Amazon seller account and sends it to a partner warehouse that checks, packs, and ships it to Amazon. Amazon delivers to the buyer and pays you.
What is online arbitrage on Amazon?
Online arbitrage is buying products from regular online stores and reselling them on Amazon at a higher price. The store price is low because of a sale, a coupon, or clearance. The Amazon price stays high because millions of buyers search there by name and pay for fast delivery. The gap, minus Amazon's fees and shipping, is the profit.
Done by hand, it means hours of comparing prices, a spreadsheet of fees, and evenings spent packing boxes. Take Profit replaces all three: AI does the comparing, the app shows the fees on every item, and a warehouse does the packing.
How does Take Profit work on Amazon?
AI checks thousands of items a day
It compares store prices against Amazon prices, subtracts Amazon's fees and shipping, checks how many sold last month, and keeps only the items that leave a profit.
You scroll and pick
Each item shows where to buy it, what you pay, what it sells for on Amazon, what you keep, and how fast it sells. In plain words, with the numbers.
You buy from the store
With your own money, at the price shown. The delivery address is the partner warehouse, not your home.
The app lists it on Amazon
Under your own seller account, on Amazon's existing product page, at a price you can adjust.
The warehouse checks, packs, and ships
It receives your items, checks them for damage, labels and packs them the way Amazon requires, and ships them to Amazon's warehouse. You watch each step in the app.
Amazon delivers. You get paid.
Amazon stores the item, ships it to the buyer, handles returns, and pays your seller account every two weeks.
Done for you, but you stay in control
Searches for “done for you Amazon FBA” lead to agencies that charge $20,000 or more upfront, run an account in your name, and buy inventory with your money. Many have been sued. Take Profit does the same work in a different way:
| What happens | Done-for-you agency | Take Profit |
|---|---|---|
| Who picks the items | The agency | You, from an AI-checked feed |
| Who holds your money | The agency | You. The app never touches it |
| Whose Amazon account | Often theirs, in your name | Yours |
| Upfront cost | $20,000 and up | A monthly subscription |
| Who packs and ships | Their warehouse | A partner warehouse, tracked in the app |
| Can you stop any time | Usually not | Yes |
What does the partner warehouse do?
Amazon has strict rules for how items arrive at its warehouses: each unit needs a specific label, some need bagging or bubble wrap, and boxes must be registered before they ship. Sellers pay a separate business, called a prep center, to do this. Take Profit works with prep centers through a direct connection, so your purchase goes straight to the warehouse and the warehouse reports back to the app.
In the app you see each item move through the steps: bought, arrived at the warehouse, checked, packed, shipped to Amazon, received by Amazon, sold. The warehouse fee is included in the profit number shown before you buy, so there are no surprises.
What do you need to sell on Amazon with Take Profit?
An Amazon seller account
Yours, so the money goes to you. The app walks you through opening one if you do not have it.
Money for items
Most people start with a few hundred dollars and reinvest what they earn.
A phone
The app runs on iOS and Android. Everything happens there.
Questions people ask
- Is Take Profit an online arbitrage app?
- Yes. Online arbitrage means buying products from online stores and reselling them on Amazon for a profit. Take Profit is an app that finds those products with AI, shows you the numbers in plain words, and handles the listing and shipping after you buy.
- Is this a done-for-you Amazon FBA service?
- Partly. Take Profit does the finding, listing, and shipping for you, which is what done-for-you services promise. The difference is control: you keep your own Amazon seller account, you buy every item yourself, and the app never holds or invests your money. Done-for-you agencies usually take a large upfront fee and run an account for you. We do not.
- What is FBA, in plain words?
- FBA is short for Fulfillment by Amazon. It means Amazon stores your items in its warehouses, ships each one to the buyer, and handles returns, for a fee per item. Take Profit sends your items into this program through a partner warehouse, so you never touch a box.
- What does the partner warehouse do?
- Sellers call it a prep center. It receives the items you bought, checks them for damage, labels and packs them the way Amazon requires, and ships them to Amazon's warehouse. Take Profit talks to the warehouse for you and shows each item's status in the app.
- Do I need an Amazon seller account?
- Yes. Items sell under your own account so the money goes to you. If you do not have one, the app walks you through opening it. Amazon charges a monthly fee for a professional account and a per-item fee on sales; both are shown on every item before you buy.
- Can I sell on other marketplaces?
- Amazon.com is the first marketplace Take Profit supports. Others are planned. Waitlist members will hear first.
Sell on Amazon without learning how to sell on Amazon
Join the waitlist. Early members get founder pricing when the app launches.
A plain note on results: Take Profit shows real numbers but cannot promise profit. Amazon prices change and some items sell slower than expected. Start small. New to this? Read how to start reselling first.