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I’m tired of Amazon Seller Central "clicking loops" (Building AMZBoosted)

Hey everyone,

I’m in Week 1 of building AMZBoosted, and I wanted to share what pushed me into this.

If you’ve ever sold on Amazon, you probably know this loop:

  1. Log into Seller Central

  2. Click through multiple menus to find a report

  3. Wait for it to load

  4. Download the CSV

  5. Repeat for other marketplaces

  6. Open Excel just to understand what changed

It easily turns into 1–2 hours of manual work.

It’s 2026, and this still feels like 2010.

Most tools in the space focus on analytics and research, but the actual execution is still manual. You still have to click everything yourself.

Why I’m building this

I started building AMZBoosted as a Chrome extension to automate these workflows directly inside the browser.

A few reasons behind this approach:

  • No API keys required

  • Runs inside your active Seller Central session

  • No data leaves your machine

  • No external storage or servers

The goal is simple: remove repetitive work without adding complexity.

Where I’m at

Right now I’m in pre-launch, focusing on automating some of the most time-consuming Seller Central workflows and talking to early users to understand what actually matters.

I’ve also set up a small waitlist to validate interest and get feedback before launch.

Curious to hear from others

What’s the most repetitive task you still do manually in Seller Central or similar platforms?

Would love to hear how others are dealing with this.

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    I felt the pain just reading this. 'Clicking loops' is the perfect name for it.

    What I like about your approach:

    — No API keys. No external servers. Runs inside the session.
    — That means no weird compliance issues with Amazon.
    — You're removing friction without adding risk.

    Quick questions from someone who's seen similar tools get banned:

    1. How are you handling login security? People are scared of extensions touching Seller Central.
    2. Will it work across different marketplaces? (US, EU, JP — all have slightly different interfaces)
    3. What's your plan if Amazon changes the DOM structure tomorrow? (because they will)

    The pre-launch waitlist is smart. Validate before building too much.

    What's the #1 workflow you're automating first?