Good Remedy / Run the back office

Amazon and Walmart Marketplace Management Service

Marketplace accounts create constant small operational work: listings break, product data goes stale, cases sit open and account-health issues need a human owner. We run that queue.

First engagement$299 first monthStandard: $595/month for one marketplace
Standard plan covers one marketplace and up to 50 active SKUs.

Recurring service

First month is $299 for one marketplace; standard price is $595/month.

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What we do

  • Maintain listings and catalog records from approved product data
  • Apply client-approved pricing and promotion updates
  • Monitor account health and suppressed listings
  • Open and track marketplace cases
  • Maintain inventory/replenishment alerts and a weekly status report

Good fit when

  • Brands selling on Amazon or Walmart without a dedicated marketplace operator
  • Small ecommerce teams that want operations coverage without another hire
  • Companies with recurring listing and account-health work

What we need from you

  • Authorized marketplace access
  • Approved product/source data
  • Pricing and promotion rules
  • Named client owner for policy/commercial exceptions

What done means

The customer has a current operations register showing listing health, open cases, required client decisions and completed updates.

Boundary

Paid advertising, creative production, warehousing and tax filing are outside the base scope. We do not invent product claims, certifications or marketplace policy positions.

Common questions

Do you manage ads?

Not in the launch package. The base product is marketplace operations and account administration.

Can you handle more than 50 SKUs?

Yes, but we quote the larger catalog before work begins.

Do you change prices automatically?

Only from written client-approved rules or explicit instruction.

Start with the actual work.

Send the backlog, document set, queue or current process. We will confirm whether the straightforward scope fits before anything moves.

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Published by Good Remedy. First-engagement pricing is introductory where shown; standard pricing applies after the introductory engagement. Unusual complexity is confirmed before work begins. Examples are illustrative unless explicitly identified otherwise.