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I've been doing online arbitrage on Amazon for about eight months, mostly buying discounted home and kitchen products from US retailers and reselling them through FBA. Sales have been fairly steady, but finding new products is taking up most of my week. I keep switching between retailer websites and Amazon listings, checking prices, estimating fees, and trying to figure out whether there's enough demand to justify buying stock. By the time I finish researching a product, the discount sometimes disappears or the selling price drops. How are other sellers handling product research without spending hours comparing everything manually?

A lot of time gets burned on products that were never going to pass your numbers anyway. Set a few hard limits before you start sourcing, like the minimum profit per unit, minimum ROI, highest buy price, and how much competition you're willing to deal with. Amazon's Revenue Calculator can take care of the FBA fee math, so you're not recalculating the same costs for every item. Anything that misses your basic numbers gets dropped straight away, and you spend the longer research only on products that still have a chance.