The real reason, not an apology
We name the specific process gap instead of a generic "we take this very seriously."
Amazon consultancies charge $400–$2,500 and make you book a call before they'll even look at your notice. Reinstate skips the sales call entirely — upload your notice, answer a few questions, and a violation-specific Plan of Action lands in your dashboard within 24 hours.
140+ Plans of Action drafted since launch — every one edited by a human reviewer before it reaches a seller's dashboard.
Free during early access · No credit card · No sales call · 24h standard delivery
Every hour you spend deciding between "free but generic" and "expensive but slow" is another hour of lost sales. Here's what each option actually gets you.
| DIY Template / ChatGPT | Suspension Consultancy | Reinstate | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 | $400 – $2,500 | $0 (beta) |
| Time to letter | Minutes | 3–10 days, after a sales call | 24h (or 12h rush) |
| Sales call required | No | Usually, yes | Never |
| Addresses your exact violation | Generic | Yes, eventually | Yes, from intake |
| Human review before delivery | No | Yes | Yes |
| Revision if rejected | Start over yourself | Often billed again | One free revision |
* Consultancy pricing based on publicly listed rates for Amazon suspension appeal services as of 2024.
No discovery call, no waiting for a callback. Three stages, one dashboard, one deadline you can watch count down.
Upload your suspension notice (or paste the text), select your marketplace and violation type, and answer three short questions about what happened.
Root cause, corrective actions, and preventive actions — targeted to your exact violation, not a recycled template. Status flips to "Pending Expert Review."
Someone with real marketplace-ops background edits the draft for accuracy and tone before it's delivered to your dashboard. Copy it, download it, submit it.
If Amazon rejects it, paste their exact rejection reason back into your case and we rewrite it once — free — addressing what they flagged.
Reviewers reject appeals for the same reasons, over and over. Every Reinstate letter is structured to answer the three questions Amazon is actually grading.
We name the specific process gap instead of a generic "we take this very seriously."
Reviewers check whether the issue is resolved now, not whether you mean well.
Specific, checkable safeguards replace filler language that gets appeals rejected.
Anonymized snapshots from the queue — the violation categories we draft against most.
"I'd already tried a template from a Facebook group. This addressed the actual brand complaint by name."
"I didn't think a related-account flag could even be appealed. The letter laid out the separation clearly."
"Didn't expect Etsy support — figured it was Amazon-only. Same intake, same turnaround."
"First appeal I wrote myself got rejected in a day. This one named the exact ODR issue."
"They asked for my supplier invoices in the questionnaire. That context clearly made it into the letter."
"Rejected once. Pasted Amazon's exact reason back in, got a rewritten letter free within a day."
No one can guarantee an outcome — anyone who promises that isn't being straight with you. What we guarantee is a Plan of Action letter that's specific to your violation, written and reviewed properly, and one free revision if your first appeal is rejected.
We're in early access and validating the product with real cases before we ever charge for it. You get the full drafting-plus-review flow at no cost, no strings, no card required — while slots last.
You get one free revision. Paste in the exact rejection reason Amazon gave you, and we rewrite the letter to address it directly, at no extra cost.
Just your suspension or deactivation notice (as a file or pasted text) and a few sentences on what happened, what you've already fixed, and what you think caused it. That's it.
Yes. Your suspension notice and case details are used only to draft and review your letter — they're never sold, shared with third parties, or used for anything beyond your own case file.
Amazon is our primary focus right now, but Etsy sellers can submit a case too — select Etsy as your marketplace during intake.
ChatGPT gives you a generic starting draft with no idea what actually gets appeals approved. We use AI to draft fast, then a person with real marketplace-ops review experience edits it before it's ever sent to you.
Free case slots are limited during early access
Skip the sales call and the four-figure invoice. Open a case file, answer a few questions, and get a violation-specific Plan of Action reviewed by a real person — free, while we're in early access.
Free during early access · No credit card required · 24-hour standard delivery
Early access means the product is still being shaped by real seller feedback. Tell us what's working, what's confusing, or what you wish this did.