The Buy Box you did not know you lost
Lose the featured offer and your Sponsored campaigns stop serving on that listing. Traffic drops, sales drop, and the week reads as soft demand. Nothing in the interface tells you the offer was suppressed.
Evidence before opinion
Amazon Account Growth and Business Websites, Built on Evidence.
We run the whole Amazon account — PPC, product research, sourcing, listings and full account audits — from your own data. And we build fast websites for local businesses that customers cannot find online.
October offer
Half price on every service, this month only.
Business website $390 $195Amazon listing fix $149 $74.50Store sprint $490 $245
Where we work
- amazonUS · UK · EU marketplaces
- shopifyStores and themes
- GoogleBusiness Profile & Maps
- WalmartMarketplace listings
Independent agency. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon, Shopify, Google or Walmart.
What we do
For Amazon sellers
Amazon account management
Full account audit, PPC management, product research, supplier sourcing, listing and A+ content, inventory and account health — every recommendation tied to your own numbers.
Free account audit first · fixes from $149 $74.50 in October
For local businesses
Websites
A fast one-page website on your own domain, a complete Google Business Profile, and an easy way for customers to leave reviews.
$390 $195 in October · pay the second half only if you like it
What we deliver
Every service, one standard.
FreeAmazon account auditEvery finding tied to your own numbers 
$390$195Restaurant websitesMenus, bookings and photos that sell the tableFree audit firstPPC managementSpend moved to the terms that convert 
$390$195Café & bakery websitesYour shop, open online all day$149$74.50Listing optimisationTitles, bullets and images built from your reviews$149$74.50A+ contentBrand pages that answer before they ask
$390$195Salon & boutique websitesBooking-ready pages with your own lookFree audit firstProduct researchDemand, margin and competition, measured Free audit firstSupplier sourcingVetted factories, samples and costings 
$390$195Professional firm websitesA site that earns trust in ten secondsFree audit firstInventory & account healthStock-outs and suspensions seen early $149$74.50Size chart fixesFewer returns from charts that fit$390$195Google Business ProfileFound on Maps, with reviews that show
Website demos
Four demo websites. Yours would be built around your business.
We built these to show the standard: a restaurant, a coffee roastery, a beauty salon and an advisory firm. They are demos for businesses that do not exist. Your site is designed from your own requirements, brand and photos.
Demo
Fine-dining restaurant · demo
Maison Aurelle
Tasting menu, wine list, gallery and reservations, with a 3D wine-glass hero.
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Demo
Specialty coffee roastery · demo
Ember & Oak
Online shop, coffee subscription, brew guides and a visit page, with falling 3D coffee beans.
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Demo
Beauty salon · demo
Lumière Atelier
Services with prices, products, gallery, team and booking, with a rose-gold 3D hero.
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Demo
Professional advisory · demo
Halden & Rowe
Services, case studies, insights and a consultation form, with a 3D city that moves as you scroll.
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VERIXA in 20 seconds
What we do, and the rule we do it by.
Amazon account work, independent audits and websites for local businesses, all held to one standard: evidence before opinion.
- Account management, listing work, PPC, inventory and account health
- Independent business audits, tied to your own numbers
- Professional websites and Google Business Profiles
What the work looks like
Three defects, from three live listings, in the sellers’ own numbers.
Not illustrations. These are charts published by real sellers, read off the product page. No brand is named, because naming one to criticise its chart is a poor way to ask for its business.
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A 3.9 cm hole between S and M.
A shopper who measures 97 cm finds no size that fits her, so she guesses — and a guess is a return waiting to happen.
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02
Waist and hip, identical in all six sizes.
One column was copied, not measured. Every shopper whose hips are wider than her waist is being told the wrong size.
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The same numbers, rebuilt.
Continuous whole centimetres, no gaps, no overlaps — and nothing invented. Every number comes from the seller’s own table.
Amazon reports what happened. It rarely reports why. Sellers act on the gap between those two things every day, and the cost of doing so is invisible until it compounds.
VERIXA is an AI-powered business operations company. Our first division does the operational work behind Amazon decisions: the execution that moves listings, and the independent audits that establish what is actually wrong before anyone spends money fixing the wrong thing.
One rule governs both. Every recommendation carries the observation it came from, so you can check it rather than trust it. Evidence before opinion.
What we solve
Ten dashboards.
Zero answers.
The distance between what happened and why it happened is where operational money goes, quietly, for months at a time. These are the places we look.
Budget draining against a page that cannot convert
Broad match with no negative list. One campaign carrying four goals that fight each other. Revenue climbs, the account looks busy, and net profit shrinks month after month.
A price you never set, holding your own listing down
Amazon compares your price against what it finds elsewhere on the internet. A time limited deal you ran yourself can return later as the external price that suppresses your own Buy Box.
The margin nobody in the room actually knows
Sellers hold back true landed cost from the people managing the account. Every bid decision after that is a guess, and unprofitable products keep getting funded.
AgreementThe data access agreement is signed first.
No account access is requested or granted before the terms covering your data are agreed in writing.
Scoped accessThe minimum the question needs.
Granted through the platform’s own permission system, never a shared password, and revoked and confirmed within five business days of completion.
The auditSix areas, examined and recorded.
Findings tied to specific data from your account, not a generic checklist applied from outside. Where we cannot establish something, the report says so.
Quality reviewA person signs off before anything is sent.
First engagements receive an elevated review with an independent approver. This is the step that does not get skipped when a date is close.
DeliveryFive documents and a session to go through them.
Executive summary, findings report, prioritised action plan, risk classification, strategic recommendations. Accepting the recommendations is not required for completion.
03 / Services
Three services, one standard.
Amazon work for sellers, and websites for any business that needs one. Every engagement is priced up front and starts with a free look at the problem.
For Amazon sellers
Private Label execution
Hands-on work for Private Label sellers: product research, supplier sourcing, listing optimization, A+ content and images.
See execution servicesBefore you spend
Operations Audit
An independent, structured review of an account you already run. Six examination areas, five deliverables, advisory only.
See the auditFor any business
Websites
Brand pages and Shopify stores for FBM and dropshipping sellers, built to a discovery brief rather than a template.
See website buildsEvidence
What a finding looks like.
VERIXA is new, so there are no client results to publish and we will not borrow anyone else’s. What we can show you is the exact form the work takes.
- Every finding carries the observation it came from
- Dates on the data, so the claim can be checked
- What we could not explain is recorded as unexplained
- A verification note after the action, including failures
Findings extract
F‑01Featured offer lost on two parent listings
Both listings held the featured offer continuously until a price change on the 14th, after which neither has held it. Advertising against both continued at full budget for the eleven days that followed.
Source Offer history export, 01 to 26 of the month. Advertising spend by ASIN, same window. Both dated and attached.
F‑02Unexplained: conversion drop on one child variation
Conversion on one child fell and has not recovered. No listing edit, price change, review change, image change or stock event was found in the same window. We could not establish a cause and we are not going to invent one.
Source Detail page sales and traffic by child, 90 days. Listing change history, same window. Status: open.
Trust
Judge the practice before you judge the pitch.
01Evidence before opinion
No recommendation leaves here without the observation that produced it attached. If we cannot show you why, we do not say it.
02Human accountability
A named person is responsible for every finding. Tools assist the work. They do not sign off on it.
03Verification
We return to our own advice after it has been acted on and report what happened, including when it did not work.
Who answers
Every finding on this site was written by one person, and he is the one who replies.
I am Nahian Ahmad. I read every listing on this site myself, found every defect myself, and signed every report that went out. When you write to VERIXA, it reaches me — not a ticket queue, not an account manager reading a handover note.
That is the whole advantage of being small, and it is the one thing an agency with four hundred people cannot offer you at any price. What they can offer, and I cannot yet, is a shelf of client logos. I would rather be honest about which of those two you are getting.
Nahian Ahmad
Founder, VERIXA · Bangladesh (GMT+6)
Messages are read the same day. If a reply will take longer than that, I say so rather than leaving it quiet.
Fair questions
The objections worth raising, answered here rather than avoided.
Amazon already tells me this for free in Fit Insights. Why would I pay you?
That is true, and Fit Insights is a good tool. It reads your return data, your size chart and customer fit feedback, and benchmarks you against similar items.
It tells you that you have a fit problem. It does not open your size chart, find the 3.9 cm gap between S and M where no size exists, and hand you back the rebuilt rows ready to upload. That gap — between knowing and fixing — is the only thing we sell. If Amazon's tool is enough for you, use it; it costs nothing and we would say the same.
An agency told me size charts do not fix return rates.
One of the largest Amazon agencies writes exactly that on their own site, and they are right about what they are describing: a chart that is already well formed will not improve further by following best practice, and imagery and fit language will matter more.
We are describing something else. A hole where no size exists. A hip column holding the same numbers as the waist column in all six sizes. Bands that overlap so three sizes all appear to fit. Those are not best-practice questions — they are defects, they are on the page, and they can be proved from the seller's own published numbers rather than argued about.
$149 sounds too cheap to be serious.
It is cheap, and the comparison is on our services page including the rows where competitors undercut us. Credible agency help starts around $1,000 and is aimed at sellers doing a million a year.
The reason it is $149 is that it is one narrow job — one defect, named from your own numbers, corrected and returned in a day — not a full listing rewrite. If you need the rewrite, an agency is the right answer and we will say so.
Do you need access to my Seller Central account?
No, and we will not ask. Everything is delivered as files you upload yourself.
If you later want advertising run day to day, the only access we accept is Amazon's own User Permissions with the Advertising role: Payments, Banking and Account Settings stay closed to us, every action is logged in your account, and you revoke it in one click without telling us first.
Request a review
Have an Amazon operation that needs a second set of eyes?
Tell us what you want looked at. We will come back with what we would inspect, what it would take, and what we would not be able to establish.