LostBuyBox tracks who holds the Buy Box across Amazon's kingdoms: who built it, who lost it, and who showed up at midnight and undercut everyone by £1.49. The medieval framing is the joke. The data is absolutely real.
Every Buy Box dispute involves at least one of these. Sometimes all three, simultaneously, with attitude.
They built the product. They fund the advertising. They supply Amazon through Vendor Central and have every right to the castle gate. They are the nobility of the marketplace. Sometimes the last to know someone else is sitting on their throne.
Merchant class. They built their Seller Central listing from nothing. Wrote the copy, got the reviews, earned their rank. They defend their territory with the ferocity of someone who knows exactly how long it took to get there.
Didn't build the listing. Didn't make the product. Spotted the page, attached overnight, undercut by £1.49, and took the castle while everyone slept. The raiding parties of the marketplace. Not always illegal. Always fascinating.
Five Amazon EU marketplaces. One active. Four with scouts deployed. The Bounty Hunter is thorough but the kingdoms are vast.
Every kingdom has battlegrounds. Some are contested. All are tracked.
The Bounty Hunter works for Makers and Originals alike. They ask no questions, take no sides, and hold no allegiances beyond the contract. Give them a list of ASINs and they will cross every kingdom, check every listing, and return with a full field report: who holds your Buy Box, at what price, and for how long the castle gate has been in someone else's hands.
Paste your ASINs. Run the scan. Receive your dispatch. No Amazon login required. No complicated setup. The Hunter knows the roads.
Coming SoonField reports from across the kingdoms. Real data, genuine insight, medieval framing entirely intentional.
Seven days. 246 products. One authorised reseller quietly holding more of JBL's Amazon UK catalogue than Amazon itself. £8.1M in annual GMV at stake.
The Bounty Hunter does not rest. The next investigation is under way. Join the Chronicle to receive it the moment it is filed.
The Bounty Hunter does not rest. The next investigation is under way. Join the Chronicle to receive it the moment it is filed.
Someone who used to sit on the other side of this. A former Maker. Spent years inside the kingdom watching Bandits take Buy Boxes that did not belong to them. Watched revenue disappear into listings that brands spent months building. Watched account managers scramble every Monday morning explaining numbers that dropped over the weekend while everyone was away from their desk.
Got tired of watching. Started tracking.
The medieval framing is a joke. The data is not. No name. No face. No vendor relationships, no sponsored content, no one paying to say nice things. Just weekly dispatches, real numbers from real categories, and a tracking tool you can borrow.
Weekly dispatches delivered to your inbox. No spam, no sales, just Buy Box data and the occasional Bandit sighting that will make your morning commute considerably more interesting.
Usually Thursdays. Usually with a chart that makes someone uncomfortable.