Feedvisor review: Amazon pricing, advertising and competitor tracking for brands and sellers

Amazon pricing, advertising and competitor tracking for brands and sellers

Not published, free plan: no, free trial: 14-day free trial, prices checked on October 29, 2026.

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What Feedvisor does

Feedvisor is a software company serving brands and sellers on Amazon, with Walmart also mentioned on its pricing page. Its homepage presents Agentis, an agentic commerce platform that links advertising, pricing and competitive intelligence in a single system. The vendor cites a 40-60% average TACoS improvement for brands on Amazon.

A separate product, Feedvisor360, handles dynamic pricing. It splits into two approaches. Dynamic pricing is aimed at brand and private label catalogs and uses demand curves and price elasticity modeling at the ASIN level, with MAP floor enforcement. For a mixed catalog, both engines can run side by side, with shared analytics covering performance, returns, MAP and inventory replenishment.

On cost, no plan prices are published on the official site. The pricing page mentions a 14-day free trial, and both pages direct visitors to request a live demo. Pricing not published on the official site.

  • Agentic platform linking ads, pricing and intelligence
  • Competitor tracking across price, rank, reviews and Buy Box share
  • Demand curve and price elasticity modeling
  • MAP floor enforcement
  • Algorithmic repricing with FBA and FBM support
  • Inventory fee prediction and price adjustment
  • Parity pricing across marketplaces
  • Performance, returns, MAP and replenishment dashboards

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Combines advertising, pricing and competitor tracking in the Agentis platform
  • Separate dynamic pricing and algorithmic repricing engines can run side by side
  • Includes MAP floor enforcement and support for MAP-restricted items
  • Pricing page mentions a 14-day free trial
  • Analytics cover performance, returns, MAP and inventory replenishment

Cons

  • No plan prices published on the official site
  • No free plan stated; only a 14-day trial is mentioned
  • Demo request is the main route to learn costs
  • Supported platforms, API access and usage limits are not stated on the pages
  • Focused on Amazon and marketplace sellers, not a general-purpose tool

Our take

Feedvisor looks aimed at established Amazon brands and sellers who want pricing, advertising and competitor data handled together rather than in separate tools. The split between dynamic pricing for brand catalogs and algorithmic repricing for Buy Box competition makes it relevant for mixed catalogs. The trade-off is that the official site publishes no plan prices, so budgeting requires a demo conversation. The pages also state no supported platforms, API details or usage limits, and the performance figures are vendor claims. Small sellers wanting self-serve, visible pricing may find it a poor fit.

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Feedvisor pricing

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Free trial: 14-day free trial. Free plan: no.
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Frequently asked questions

How much does Feedvisor cost?

No prices are published on the official site. Pricing not published on the official site; both pages point to requesting a demo.

Is there a free trial?

The pricing page says you can try it free for 14 days.

What does Feedvisor360 do?

It is the dynamic pricing product, covering dynamic pricing for brand and private label catalogs and algorithmic repricing for Buy Box competition.

Does it support FBA and FBM?

Yes, the pricing page lists FBA and FBM support for algorithmic repricing.

Which marketplaces does it cover?

The pricing page mentions Amazon, Walmart and more.

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