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How to Check Amazon Product Restrictions?

Seller Assistant lets you check product restrictions in one click

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Checking product restrictions with the Seller Assistant extension

  1. Log in to your Seller Assistant.

  2. Go to any Amazon Search page or Amazon Product page, and open the product you are interested in checking. The Seller Assistant extension will download the data and show the restrictions.

  3. In the right-hand corner of the Seller Assistant Top Navigation Panel you will see an icon in the form of a green open or red closed lock, which indicates whether you have restrictions on the sale of this product:​

  • Green Lock

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    – no restrictions.

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    - Red Lock

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    – the product has restrictions. Click on the icon to go to the Seller Central page to see additional information about selling this product.

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    - Red Lock with an exclamation mark

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    – your Amazon account is not eligible to sell this product.

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    - Blue Door

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    – Brand Gate function is off as you have not signed in to Seller Central. Sign in for this function to be turned on.

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Guide the mouse on these icons to read the detailed description of the restrictions.

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Checking Amazon product restrictions in bulk

  1. Go to the Tools section and chose Bulk Restriction Checker in your Seller Assistant account.

  2. Upload up to 20 000 ASINs to the Bulk Restriction Checker tool.

3. You will receive the notification to your email that the file was processed. 4. Download the report.

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For a detailed introduction to the tool, we recommend the article Bulk Restriction Checker in Seller Assistant


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Do it with AI

Connect Seller Assistant MCP in Claude or ChatGPT (Business and higher), then ask in chat:

  • "Can I sell ASIN [ASIN] on amazon.com? Check the restriction for my account."

  • "Start a restriction check for these ASINs on amazon.com: [ASIN1], [ASIN2], [ASIN3]."

One ASIN answers straight away. A list of ASINs runs as a background check instead. For the bulk UI, see Bulk Restriction Checker.

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