The $39 kit
The paperwork and the sequence, organized: per-category document checklists for all 22 gates, the invoice-readiness worksheet, the starter ladder plan, the application-order playbook, and the rejection-recovery steps. One payment. No service, no subscription, no 'we submit for you' — because the documents have to be yours anyway.
$39 one-time
All 22 gates on this site, each with its documents in application order and the rejection each document prevents. A sample of the format:
…plus the remaining 14 gates in the same format, on the kit page.
The 180-day window, the 10-unit minimum, the name-and-address match — a worksheet you run over every invoice before Amazon's reviewer does. Includes what to do when your supplier's invoice format is wrong (the fixable rejection nobody warns you about).
A season-long plan for the open rungs: what to sell first, what 'good account health' numbers to protect, and when your history is thick enough to carry a gated application.
The exact sequence — gate, account, Professional plan, application, inventory — as a checklist with the decision points marked: when to apply, when to wait for a window (Fine Jewelry), when to ship FBA to sidestep a seasonal gate (toys).
Amazon rejections are terse and rarely final. The kit decodes the common rejection wordings, maps each to its actual document problem, and gives the re-application sequence — including when the honest answer is 'this account should season first' instead of a fourth identical submission.
The checker gives you the gate. The Amazon Entry Kit gives you the paperwork: the per-category document checklists for all 22 gates on this site, the invoice-readiness worksheet, the starter ladder plan, the application-order playbook, and the rejection-recovery steps for when Amazon says no the first time.
Included in the $39 Amazon Entry Kit
An ungating service charges $200–$350 per category to submit forms through your account. It cannot create your invoices, your authorization letters, your lab reports, or your sales history — the four things approvals actually turn on. The kit costs $39 once and covers all 22 gates, because checklists don't get more expensive per category. If your documents are real, you don't need a middleman. If they aren't, a middleman is a risk, not a shortcut.
Get the Amazon Entry Kit — $39
After payment, you'll land on the kit page. Bookmark it — it's yours.
No. One payment of $39, once. We don't do subscriptions anywhere in the family.
No — and distrust anyone who phrases it that way. Amazon approves accounts, based on documents and history. The kit makes your documents right and your sequence right, which is the part of approval you control.
It's written for exactly you: the playbook starts before the account exists, and the ladder plan is a pre-account plan.
Some do, episodically — the playbook covers the 'not accepting' state and what to build while you wait (documents and history both keep).
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