Amazon Listing Risk Check
Review seller-provided Amazon US Listing wording against the currently configured risk rule set.
Risky wording pattern review
Amazon Banned Words Checker
Check Amazon US Listing wording for risky wording patterns and restricted claim patterns before using Safe Rewrite, Recheck, and Report/PDF.
Workflow
Safe Rewrite
Draft safer wording for flagged expressions without adding unsupported product facts.
Recheck
Run the revised wording through the same risk review path before delivery.
Report/PDF
Prepare a focused Report/PDF summary for the submitted Listing workflow.
Why risky wording patterns matter
Sellers often search for banned words, but Vacora does not present a universal or official banned words list. It reviews seller-provided Amazon US Listing wording for configured restricted claim patterns that may need attention.
What Vacora checks
- Disease, cure, treatment, and prevention claim patterns
- Approval, certification, and absolute promise wording
- Pesticide, antimicrobial, disinfecting, or safety claim wording
- Category-sensitive phrases in the configured Amazon US Listing rule set
Example pattern
Kills germs instantly and prevents illness for every household
The checker can flag this as a restricted-claim wording pattern and route the text into Safe Rewrite and Recheck without claiming the revised Listing is certain to pass review.
From risky wording to reviewable output
Vacora runs Amazon Listing Risk Check, drafts a Safe Rewrite, runs Recheck, and prepares a Report/PDF for the submitted Amazon US Listing wording.
Trust boundary
Vacora reviews seller-provided Amazon US Listing wording. It is not affiliated with Amazon, does not provide legal advice, and does not promise approval from Amazon, suppression prevention, or a marketplace outcome.
FAQ
Does Vacora use an official Amazon banned words list?
No. Vacora reviews risky wording patterns and restricted claim patterns in seller-provided Amazon US Listing text; it does not present an official banned words list.
What kinds of patterns can the checker flag?
The Amazon Listing Risk Check can flag configured claim patterns such as disease, cure, pesticide, certification, absolute promise, or restricted product wording when those patterns are present.
Can risky wording be rewritten?
The workflow can generate a Safe Rewrite, run Recheck, and prepare a Report/PDF that summarizes the result for the submitted Listing text.