A2A Flips FAQ
Answers to the most common questions about Amazon-to-Amazon sourcing, the free lead feed, and A2A Pro.
Getting Started
What is an A2A flip?
An A2A flip is a potential resale opportunity where a seller buys a product on Amazon and resells it on Amazon. This can be within the same marketplace or across marketplaces.
How does A2A Flips work?
A2A Flips surfaces possible opportunities by comparing Amazon pricing and related data. The tool helps you review estimated profit, ROI, sales activity, and historical pricing so you can research opportunities faster.
Are the profit and ROI figures guaranteed?
No. All profit and ROI figures are estimates for sourcing research only. Prices, fees, availability, restrictions, and market conditions can change quickly, so you should always verify the live listing before purchasing.
How often is the lead feed updated?
The sourcing feed is designed to refresh approximately every 2 hours. Even with frequent refreshes, you should always confirm the current listing before making a buying decision.
Free Feed vs. A2A Pro
What do I get on the free page?
The free page shows a limited sample of current profitable leads so you can see the tool in action.
What does A2A Pro include?
A2A Pro unlocks the full lead feed plus premium tools such as gating filters, favorites, exclusions, notes, advanced filtering, and saved presets.
Why are some rows partially hidden?
The public page is intentionally a sample. Some teaser rows show performance data such as profit and ROI while keeping the identifying product details locked for Pro members.
Can I cancel A2A Pro anytime?
Yes. You can cancel before your next renewal date to stop future billing.
Sourcing Notes
Do you guarantee I’ll be ungated for these products?
No. Eligibility varies by seller account, marketplace, and product. You are responsible for checking restrictions and whether a product is sellable on your account before buying inventory.
Is A2A Flips affiliated with Amazon?
No. A2A Flips is an independent seller tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Amazon.
Do I still need to do my own research?
Absolutely. You should verify pricing, fees, product match, condition, restrictions, taxes, shipping, and any other costs relevant to your business before purchasing.