Stop hunting for products. Start buying winners.
Built by Chris Mangunza, an Amazon seller and coach behind 8 figures a year in sales. The same recon he sources with, pointed at any seller you pick.
One machine. Four steps. The whole flip.
Arbitrage Stalker runs the exact workflow you already run, start to finish. Find the lead, analyze it, source it, execute it. Four parts, one place.
Everyone's buying the same leads. You're guessing at the rest.
Bulk scanners dump the same 10,000 ASINs on every seller, then tell you to undercut. Meanwhile the storefronts that actually print money restock while you sleep. That is not sourcing. That is a race to the bottom with extra steps.
- Scroll price-history charts until your eyes cross
- Pay for 10,000 junk leads every other seller also gets
- Miss the 15-minute window when a winner restocks
- Run five tools and still source blind
- Source ten products, sell two
- Let proven sellers do the research for you
- Track only catalogs that already make money
- Get pinged the second a winner restocks
- One brain scores it all against your numbers
- Your finds stay yours, capped so they stay profitable
Four products. One deal machine.
Each part does one job in the flip, and hands off to the next. Here is what each one gives you.
Profitable product leads, found for you. Automatically.
Stop refreshing Amazon hoping to catch a deal. Lead Engine watches the storefronts of sellers who are already winning, plus your own saved searches, around the clock. New profitable products surface on their own, so the leads come to you.
Is this product a buy, or a pass? Apex tells you in seconds.
Reading a Keepa chart takes experience and time you do not have on every product. Apex reads the same history a veteran reads, demand, competition, Amazon risk, and saturation, weighs it against the profit math, and gives you one clear call. No more staring at ten charts to decide on one product.
Know a product's a winner? Source Radar shows you where to get it.
A green light means nothing if you can't buy the product. Source Radar reverse-engineers the likely places to source it, from the brand, the sellers already winning with it, and the retail locations it has been scanned at. Less dead-end hunting, more buying.
Where to actually buy it
Every good find, organized from saved lead to buy, sell, and rebuy.
Finding deals is worthless if they slip through the cracks. Profit Pipeline tracks every find through its whole life: saved, purchased, sold, and flagged to rebuy when it is time to reorder. Your best sellers never get forgotten.
The math has to work before the deal does.
Punch in any flip. Conservative defaults, real fee structure, no rosy math. This is the same check you run by hand ten times a day. Apex runs it on every lead automatically, with live fees for the exact product.
Defaults: 15% referral, standard-size FBA fee. Estimates only, before storage fees and returns.
Healthy ROI with room for fee creep and price dips.
You just did one product by hand. Apex runs this on every lead, with the live fees for that exact ASIN, plus demand, competition, and saturation. Then it calls it: buy or pass.
Let Apex run the numbersBuilt for the way you actually source.
Source from your desk. Let winners come to you.
Lead Engine watches the storefronts of sellers already winning and your saved searches around the clock. Every new lead lands in your feed, Apex calls buy or pass, Source Radar names the store, and the Chrome extension backs you up on any Amazon page.
- Tracked storefronts surface new profitable products on their own
- Apex reads each lead in seconds: demand, competition, saturation, profit
- Source Radar points to the retailer, so you buy instead of hunt
- Chrome extension gives you the same read on any product page
One brain, not five disconnected tools.
Most sellers duct-tape a scanner, an analyzer, a sourcing sheet, and a Discord together. The deals leak through the seams. Arbitrage Stalker is one machine, so nothing gets lost between the steps, and the deals it finds stay yours.
- A bulk scanner that hands the same 10,000 ASINs to every other seller
- A separate analyzer you re-paste each product into by hand
- A spreadsheet where sourcing links go to die
- A Discord that pings, but never tells you if it is actually a buy
- Four subscriptions, four logins, and deals lost between them
- Lead Engine surfaces profitable leads from proven storefronts, on its own
- Apex reads each one and calls it: buy or pass, in seconds
- Source Radar shows you where to actually buy the winners
- Profit Pipeline tracks every find from saved to sold to rebuy
- Your feed is capped, so your finds are not sitting in 10,000 other carts
A deal everyone has is not a deal.
The whole category runs on the same recycled lead lists, which is why the margins get undercut to zero. Arbitrage Stalker caps every feed by plan and ties it to the sources you choose. Your finds stay yours, so the deal is still a deal when you get there.
Sellers are already finding leads with it.
Unprompted, on live calls. Real Amazon sellers in the community, in their own words.
I've been using Arbitrage Stalker a lot lately. I got one storefront in there and, oh my god, it's just a gold mine.
I've used Arbitrage Stalker with a retail monitor and found a couple of items I hadn't looked at before. There were some nice leads. So I'm happy.
Built by an Amazon seller behind 8 figures a year in sales, who sources with the same recon daily. Not a software company guessing at what sellers need.
More wins land daily in the member community.
Runs everywhere you source.
At your desk, on a product page, or in your pocket via the channels you already watch. The machine follows the deal, not the other way around.
The command center
The full machine in your browser. Lead feeds, Apex reads, sourcing intel, and your pipeline, one login.
Chrome extension
The same Apex verdict on any Amazon product page while you browse. Profit math in the field.
See the extensionAlerts where you live
Restocks, price drops, and new leads pinged to Discord, Slack, or Telegram the second they land.
Apex API
Want the verdict engine inside your own stack? API access is granted by application.
About ApexOne good flip pays for the year.
Every plan runs the full machine. Higher tiers just find, analyze, and track more.
The tool finds the deals. The coaching that teaches you to find fifty of them is $2,997. Arbitrage Stalker starts at $29 a month.
Scout
Dip your toe in. See the machine work.
- Lead Engine: 5 tracked storefronts + 1 monitor
- Apex: 100 buy-or-pass reads / mo
- Source Radar: where to buy your winners
- Profit Pipeline: save, track, and rebuy
- Discord + Slack + Telegram + Chrome extension
Hunter
The full machine. Where most sellers land.
- Lead Engine: 30 storefronts + 5 filtered monitors
- Apex: 350 reads / mo + bulk analysis
- Source Radar: brand + lookalike-seller sourcing
- Profit Pipeline: full lifecycle + rebuy signals
- Priority scan (sub-90s) + email alerts
Predator
For teams sourcing at scale.
- Lead Engine: 100 storefronts + unlimited monitors
- Apex: 1,200 reads / mo + Ask Apex
- Source Radar: full sourcing intelligence
- Profit Pipeline: unlimited, team access (5 seats)
- Priority support · Everything in Hunter
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Card on file, no charge until day 8. Cancel anytime, no contracts. Refund policy.
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