Superfuel

Superfuel is an AI agent that rewrites Amazon product listings and then measures whether the changes worked. It writes all five listing fields as one set (title, item highlights, bullets, description and backend search terms) from the keywords that actually sell in the category, and checks each change against rank and sales about four weeks after it goes live. It is built for Amazon sellers and brands managing catalogs of products. The agent ranks keywords by the units each one sells using the seller's Search Query Performance data, places the highest earners in the most visible fields, and pushes overflow terms into description and search terms so they remain indexed. It also writes bullets that answer the questions shoppers and Amazon's Rufus and Alexa+ assistants ask, such as what a product is made of, who it suits and what it replaces. Research draws on keywords, competitors and reviews. Sellers can approve each field individually or let the agent publish, and every change is tracked on keyword rank, share, impressions, click through rate and conversion rate, with the old version restored when a change does not help. Pricing is published. Free costs $0 with 49,000 credits once and no card required. Starter costs $49 per month with 49,000 credits a month and suits roughly five to ten products. Growth costs $199 per month with 199,000 credits a month for roughly 15 to 50 products. Every plan includes the full listing agent, research and change measurement, and larger catalogs can rotate credits across product sets or arrange a bigger plan. The company says an image agent and a price agent are coming next and will be included on every plan when they launch.