Amazon PPC
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Why Walmart Feels Like a Gamble:
Low Listing Quality Scores (LQS) make ads ineffective
Lack of clarity on product fit and scaling costs - no clear reporting
Limited sales and visibility without effective optimization

Amazon's inspection process is fast, surface-level, and inconsistent. A meaningful portion of your "unsellable" returns are actually disputable. We build the process to find them and recover them — without changing your current team.
Most brands take one of three paths when inventory comes back from Amazon. All three have the same thing in common: the disputable units never get disputed.
Fast and simple. You move on. But you absorb 100% of the COGS loss, plus disposal fees, on units that may have been recoverable.
Low effort. You trust the call. But Amazon's inspections are surface-level and inconsistent — disputable value gets left on the table every time.
Inventory comes back to your warehouse. You have the units. But without a claim process, there's still no systematic recovery of what Amazon owes you.
This doesn't replace your 3PL, your agency, or your ops team. It's a repeatable operational layer that takes removal orders from Amazon's classification — all the way through to a submitted dispute.
Every removal order unit gets inspected individually and categorized — sellable, damaged, incomplete, Amazon's fault, not Amazon's fault. Not at the shipment level. At the unit level.
Each disputable unit gets documented using a standardized evidence format. Photos, condition notes, Removal Order ID matching. Everything a reimbursement partner needs to actually submit a claim.
Eligible units get passed to our reimbursement claim partners. They submit. You get notified. Nothing happens without you having full visibility.
4. After categorization you decide — dispose, return to warehouse, or repackage and send back to FBA. You're making the call with data, not before you have it.
The gap isn't tracking — you probably have some version of that. The gap is turning inspection data into reimbursable claims, at scale, every time. That's what we build.
Walmart values sellers with a history of success in the marketplace or eCommerce space. A credible track record helps build trust with Walmart’s customers.
Carefully review Walmart’s Prohibited Products Policy to ensure your catalog is compliant. Products that violate this policy will lead to immediate rejection of your application.
Provide all requested details in your application to avoid delays. The more thorough you are upfront, the quicker the approval process will be.
Familiarize yourself with Walmart’s Performance Standards and Policies to ensure you remain compliant throughout your selling experience.
Pricing is product-dependent and based on what it actually costs to inspect and process your inventory — not a percentage of your revenue.
On-going
Per unit inspected
$1.50–$5.00
Depends on product complexity. Covers unit-level inspection and standardized evidence capture. This is your core operating cost.
On recovery only
Reimbursement partner fee
25%
Charged only on successful reimbursements. No recovery means no fee. Pilot period commission is fully waived.

This doesn't require changing anything you're already doing.
Your current agency keeps doing what they do. This is a data and operations layer, not a marketing play.
Just real visibility. The pilot is designed to measure recoverable value, not promise a number before we've seen your inventory.
Configuration covers a scoped, fast onboarding. We're applying a proven system to your catalog — not building from scratch.