Plan, pack, and ship without the spreadsheet

30 days free, no card needed. Plans from $20 a month.

Build an inbound shipment

Pick the items, pack them by scanning, and choose the cheapest way for Amazon to receive them.

  • Add products with sales per day in view
  • Scan units into boxes with dimensions and weight
  • Compare placement options by fee and shipping
Building an inbound shipment in Pack Grid: adding products from the catalog, scanning units into boxes, and choosing between Amazon's placement options.

Win the Buy Box back

Products that lose the Buy Box are flagged in the table. Match the winning price and submit it to Amazon from the same panel.

  • Filter to products that lost the Buy Box
  • Net profit after Amazon fees and item cost
  • Submit the new price to Amazon in one click
Filtering the product table to items that lost the Buy Box, opening one, and matching the featured offer's price after Amazon fees and item cost.

See each product's history

Expand a row for where every unit sits and how the product has moved day by day.

  • Stock on hand: available, inbound, in transfer, reserved
  • Storage age in Amazon's fee buckets
  • Daily sales, Buy Box share, and FBA stock over 7 to 90 days
Expanding a product row to show stock on hand by location, storage age buckets, and a daily trend chart switching between sales, Buy Box share, and FBA stock.

The real product, on demo data

Every control below works. Open a shipment, print its box labels, and build a draft inbound plan end to end.

Shipments

GroupNo groupingCreatedNewest first6 loaded
ActionsShipmentDestinationShipment type# of boxesCreated# of SKUsReceived / shippedReceived dateTotal feesLabels
ReceivingONT8SPD18Jul 24, 20265286 / 320Jul 28, 202616 / 18
In transitABE8SPD10Jul 22, 202630 / 240Pending10 / 10
WorkingGYR2LTL32Jul 21, 202650 / 864Pending20 / 32
ClosedTEB9SPD7Jul 17, 20263144 / 144Jul 23, 20267 / 7
ReceivingLAS1SPD14Jul 15, 20263178 / 216Jul 27, 202614 / 14
ClosedMEM1SPD9Jul 12, 20263180 / 180Jul 19, 20269 / 9

Know what is moving and what still needs work

Search inbound shipments, open any record, and print box labels — every control here works against mock data.

See the change, not just the snapshot

Pack Grid keeps a daily history beside every product, so Buy Box share, sales velocity, and stock movement read in context instead of as a single number.

Product trendPG-CABLE-10FT
Jul 1 to Jul 30, 2026
015304560Jul 1Jul 8Jul 15Jul 22Jul 30
Daily salesAvg35PeakLow
Latest
39
30-day average
35
Peak
49
30-day units
1,050

Separate one-day spikes from repeatable demand

See unit velocity day by day, then compare the latest result with the 30-day average and peak before you make a replenishment decision.

1,050 units sold across the last 30 days

Preview data is illustrative. In the app, daily values are scoped to the connected seller's products and authorized Amazon reports.

Amazon connection and data use

Pack Grid connects only after a seller authorizes access in Seller Central. The resulting data supports that seller's inventory, shipment, warehouse, and reporting workflows.

What Pack Grid does

A shared operations workspace for inventory preparation, inbound shipments, warehouse execution, and seller reporting.

  • Receiving, prep, packing, and outbound workflow tracking
  • FBA inbound-plan, placement, transport, and box-content workflows
  • Shipment, box, pallet, product, and prep label generation
  • Inventory coverage, replenishment, catalog, Buy Box loss alerts, and listing issue alerts
How authorization works

Seller-authorized Selling Partner API access is used only to provide and support Pack Grid for the connected organization.

  • An organization admin starts OAuth authorization from Pack Grid settings
  • Amazon credentials are entered on Seller Central, never on Pack Grid
  • Catalog, listing, inventory, shipment, fulfillment, and report data
  • Access is scoped to the organization and seller account that authorized it
What Pack Grid never does
  • Sell Amazon seller data
  • Use one seller's data to benefit another seller
  • Aggregate unrelated sellers' data for competitive benchmarking
Account types

The standard connection supports Seller Central accounts. Vendor Central is available only as a custom solution.

Email us about custom workflows and pricing

One workspace, two plans

Both plans include the whole operating view. Pro adds the tools that run the floor and build the shipments.

Plus

For sellers who already create shipments elsewhere.

$20per monthSave 33%

$240 billed once a year

Try Plus free for 30 days

No credit card required

  • Daily product analyticsBuy Box, sales velocity, and stock history beside each product
  • Label and document printingProduct, box, pallet, and prep labels straight to the bench printer
  • Receiving and prep trackingInbound shipment progress, unit by unit

Shipment creation, station accounts, and the SellerCloud integration require Pro.

Pro

Most complete

For teams that build shipments and run a warehouse floor.

$99.99per monthSave 20%

$1,199.88 billed once a year

Try Pro free for 30 days

No credit card required

  • Everything in Plus
  • Buy Box and listing issue alertsSee Buy Box losses and Amazon listing problems that need attention
  • Station accountsShared warehouse devices sign in scoped to one assigned shipment
  • Shipment creation end to endBuild inbound plans, box contents, and labels without leaving Pack Grid
  • Custom integrationsSellerCloud supported today — reach out to connect other software

Includes shipment creation, station accounts, and the SellerCloud integration.

Either plan starts with a 30-day free trial. Nothing is charged unless you add a payment method. Prices are in USD, billed per organization through Stripe.

Change plans or cancel anytime from billing settings. There is no setup, onboarding, or analytics fee. Custom development or migration work is quoted in writing before it begins. Ask about a plan or custom solution.