The whole app, on a sample Amazon store — read-only, no account
The demo opens the same AgentXray app a paying seller uses, signed in to a sample Amazon store with sample orders, settlements, traffic and ad campaigns. No sign-up, no Amazon connection, no card. Every screen is the product itself; nothing in the demo can be changed.
What you can do in it
- Overview — one net-profit figure: revenue minus every Amazon fee, product cost and ad, checked against Amazon’s own settlement report.
- Profit — profit per product after every fee. A product with no cost entered is flagged as overstated, not hidden.
- Campaigns — each campaign judged on what it left after fees, not on ACoS.
- Approvals — bid and price changes drafted by an AI assistant wait here; nothing reaches Amazon until a person approves.
- Traffic — Amazon app versus browser, orders from ads versus everything else; a day Amazon has not reported is never shown as zero.
- Payouts — every payout, what it was made of, returns, reimbursements and what Amazon still holds.
- Ask — sample questions answered by the same tools a seller’s own Claude or ChatGPT calls, with the source of every figure and what the answer cannot see.
What is real and what is not
- The store is a sample and says so. A bar on every screen marks it as a demo with sample data.
- The app is the real one. The demo is the product a paying seller uses, not a separate page that could drift from it.
- Read-only is enforced by the server. Approving, connecting an account or changing a setting is refused, not just hidden.
Next
- Connect an AI assistant — ask in plain language over MCP, including against this demo store, before connecting an account.
- Pricing — what it costs once you point it at your own Seller Central.