Risk scan
Paste seller-provided Amazon US Listing fields and review detected wording signals.
Amazon Listing Compliance Checker
Run an Amazon Listing Risk Check on seller-provided Amazon US Listing wording for risky claims, restricted wording, health claims, absolute promises, and other configured policy signals, then connect findings to Safe Rewrite, Recheck, and Report/PDF delivery.
Sample Listing Risk Review
Sample result1Original Listing wording
This supplement can cure anxiety and depression fast. Clinically proven to treat sleep problems with 100% effective results.
Risk Summary
3
- High
- 1
- Medium
- 2
- Low
- 0
Risk Map
Medical claimHigh
Absolute claimMedium
Guarantee wordingMedium
Safe Rewrite
This supplement supports a calm mood and relaxation. Supports healthy sleep quality. Made with quality ingredients.
Automated recheck
Recheck complete
Rechecked Report and PDF deliveryPDF ready
Safe Rewrite
Generate a conservative rewrite that avoids adding unsupported seller facts.
Rechecked Report
Run the rewritten result through the audit engine and keep report delivery together.
PDF delivery
Unlock the complete report and export one Chinese or English PDF.
For high-intent Listing risk checks
Use this landing page when you are evaluating whether a seller-provided Amazon US Listing needs wording review before publishing or updating.
What the checker covers
- Risky claim wording
- Safe Rewrite direction
- Automated Recheck
- Report and PDF delivery
When to use Vacora
- Before publishing a new Listing
- Before updating sensitive claim language
- Before sharing a review result with a team
- When CSV/Excel intake is useful
Built for Listing wording review, not broad ecommerce operations
Vacora works from the Listing content you submit. It keeps audit, rewrite, recheck, report, and payment boundaries separate so the checker remains focused on the Amazon US Listing risk workflow.
Trust boundary
Vacora is not affiliated with Amazon, does not provide legal advice, and does not promise approval from Amazon, suppression prevention, or a marketplace outcome.
FAQ
What does the Amazon Listing Compliance Checker review?
Vacora reviews seller-provided Amazon US Listing wording for configured health, disease, approval, pesticide, absolute, and other claim or wording signals.
Is Free Risk Check the same as Full Review?
No. Free Risk Check is a preview. Full Review unlocks full findings, Safe Rewrite, Recheck, report delivery, and PDF export when available for the workflow.
Does Vacora promise approval from Amazon?
No. The checker reports configured wording signals. Vacora is not affiliated with Amazon and does not decide Amazon policy, legal, regulatory, or marketplace status.
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What the compliance checker reviews
The review is wording-focused. It evaluates seller-provided Listing text against configured signals and does not inspect every product fact, document, image, marketplace requirement, or legal obligation.
| Signal family | Example wording | Review question |
|---|---|---|
| Health and disease claims | “Treats insomnia” or “prevents illness” | Does the wording present the product as diagnosing, treating, curing, or preventing disease? |
| Approval and certification | “FDA approved” or “officially certified” | Is the exact status appropriate for this product and supported by verifiable evidence? |
| Pesticide and antimicrobial claims | “Kills germs instantly” or “repels pests” | Could the claim create pesticide, device, disinfectant, or category-specific requirements? |
| Absolute and superiority claims | “100% safe,” “guaranteed,” or “#1 best” | Is the certainty or comparison specific, accurate, qualified, and supported? |
Source authority used for wording review
Vacora distinguishes policy authority from discovery evidence. Amazon-hosted and regulator sources support configured rules; community examples can reveal patterns but do not become policy authority.
- Amazon — Product Detail Page RulesAmazon-hosted rules for accurate product detail pages and prohibited content.
- FDA — Cosmetics labeling claimsFDA explanation of cure, treatment, prevention, and structure/function claim boundaries.
- FTC — Health claimsFTC guidance on evidence and substantiation for health-related advertising claims.
- EPA — Pesticide devicesEPA guidance relevant to destroy, repel, prevent, and mitigate pest claims.
- CPSC — Children’s Product CertificateCPSC requirements for testing and certification of covered children’s products.