What ClearBrand provides
A searchable catalog organized by product, brand, and category.
A business-account review before private wholesale pricing is provided.
Product-specific inquiries so current availability, quantities, shipping, and commercial terms can be confirmed.
Order documentation for completed transactions, subject to the actual order and terms.
What the buyer must verify
Confirm that your Amazon account is eligible to sell the exact ASIN and brand before ordering.
Calculate landed cost, referral fees, FBA fees, storage, expected returns, and advertising—not only the supplier price.
Ask what business information, resale documentation, minimums, case packs, and payment terms apply.
Review Amazon’s current documentation requirements directly; no supplier can guarantee approval, ungating, or protection from a later review.
A sensible ordering sequence
Shortlist products from the catalog and check exact identifiers.
Verify selling eligibility and realistic demand in your own account and research tools.
Apply with your company, sales channels, and expected purchasing level.
Request current pricing and availability, then evaluate total landed economics.
Confirm the invoice fields, ship-to destination, preparation responsibilities, and written commercial terms before payment.
Shipping to FBA
FBA delivery is not just a destination address. The seller remains responsible for the shipment plan, labels, prep, packaging, routing instructions, and Amazon compliance unless a written agreement assigns specific tasks elsewhere. Confirm those responsibilities before an order is placed.
Questions buyers ask
Does ClearBrand guarantee Amazon approval?
No. Amazon controls account, category, brand, and ASIN eligibility.
Are prices public?
No. Current wholesale pricing and availability are provided after business-account review.
Does every listing mean brand authorization?
No. A catalog listing does not by itself prove manufacturer authorization or affiliation.