BrandOS · Intel
Competitor weak spots — before you write a word.
Radar, gap analysis, and product development opportunities from live competitor reviews.
3×faster research-to-strategy
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BrandOS beta — live now, first of five modules
Stop using isolated tools.
Research, list, and brief in one flow.
BrandOS is out first. GrowthOS, SupplyOS, FinanceOS, and ComplianceOS are next — same workflow, more modules.
3×
faster intel → draft
~4 hrs
saved / listing
85
Rufus SEO target
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BrandOS
Intel → Listing → Visual
Competitor reviews
Negative + praise themes
Soft spot
A/B strategy sentence
Listing Factory
Antidote Bullet 1 + Rufus audit
Visual brief
Hero 90% + box USPs
Commerce OS · five modules, one workflow
BrandOSLive
GrowthOSSoon
SupplyOSSoon
FinanceOSSoon
ComplianceOSSoon
How BrandOS works
Review mining → listing copy → creative brief.
In that order. Every time.
You don't re-type competitor notes into ChatGPT or re-brief your designer from scratch. The output of each step carries into the next.
Step 1
Competitor reviews
Negative + praise themes
Functional · Quality · Experience
Step 2
Soft spot
A/B strategy sentence
Weak on [A] · Buyers love [B]
Step 3
Listing Factory
Antidote Bullet 1 + Rufus audit
SEO copy · Rufus-ready
Step 4
Visual brief
Hero 90% + box USPs
Scale proof · functional shots
Step 1 · Competitor reviews
Negative + praise themes
Step 2 · Soft spot
A/B strategy sentence
Step 3 · Listing Factory
Antidote Bullet 1 + Rufus audit
Step 4 · Visual brief
Hero 90% + box USPs
Output from each step carries forward. GrowthOS, SupplyOS, and FinanceOS will run on the same rails.
Where we're headed
Five modules.
One Commerce OS.
BrandOS is live today. The other four modules use the same workflow — so your listing research will eventually power ad decisions, stock warnings, and margin reports too.
BrandOSLive · Beta
GrowthOS
Coming soon
SupplyOS
Coming soon
FinanceOS
Coming soon
ComplianceOS
Coming soon
BrandOS is live. The other four modules attach to the same workflow.
BrandOS
Live
Intel · Listing · Visual
GrowthOS
Soon
PPC · TACoS · Bids
SupplyOS
Soon
FBA · Reorder alerts
FinanceOS
Soon
Margin per SKU
ComplianceOS
Soon
Policy · Risk
Sound familiar?
You research competitors in one tool, write bullets in ChatGPT, brief your designer in Slack, and paste screenshots into Slack for your designer.BrandOS runs intel → listing → visual on the same data, per SKU.
Not another listing tool.
Do the research once.
Screenshots below are from a working seller account.
3×
faster intel → listing draft
per SKU
~4 hrs
saved per listing rewrite
sellers
85+
Rufus SEO score target
before publish
BrandOS · Live product
Intel → Listing → Visual.
One connected flow.
Customer voice
Reviews become listing actions.
Complaints, praises, and buyer FAQs mapped to specific copy fixes.
85SEO score target
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Listing Factory
Bullet 1 neutralizes the top complaint.
Live Amazon copy, keyword suggestions, antidote bullets, and Rufus audit before publish.
4 hrssaved per listing draft
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Visual Studio
Seven shots. One creative brief.
Hero, benefit, lifestyle, technical, trust — each shot mapped to intel and listing USPs.
90%hero frame rule
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Actual IntegTrade UI · Madamelique demo account
Independent sellers
Owner-operatorsHelium10 for keywords, ChatGPT for bullets, Canva for images — none of them talk to each other.
Intel hands off to Listing Factory. When copy is done, Visual Studio gets the brief automatically.
3× fasterintel → listing draft per SKUYou rewrite bullets from gut feel. A competitor already owns the keyword you missed.
Intel pulls the top complaint theme. Bullet 1 is the antidote. Rufus audit before publish.
~4 hrs savedFewer relist cycles & blind rewritesReturns spike on "smaller than expected." You find out from the refund report.
Visual brief adds scale proof from the same intel that wrote your bullets.
One briefNot three meetings with your designer
Agencies & brand teams
Multi-account opsEight brands. Eight tabs. Your strategist is a professional tab switcher.
Same BrandOS flow per client: intel, then listing, then visual — every time.
~6 hrs/week per account leadMore clients without more chaosNew client onboarding: "Send us your competitor list" — then wait a week for a deck.
Day one: soft spot sentence, listing draft, visual brief. Client sees thinking, not slides.
Days → hoursFaster retainers, sharper first impressionsJunior hires learn Amazon by breaking things in Seller Central.
They run Intel → Listing → Visual in order. Seniors review output, not rebuild research.
~40% less senior reworkBillable work, not firefightingClient asks "what did we change last month?" You dig through Slack and old Docs.
Per ASIN: what ran, what changed, which stage finished — all in one place.
Minutes to answerTrust you can show, not just claim
*Illustrative scenarios based on typical seller and agency workflows. Time and dollar ranges vary by catalog size, ad spend, and team structure. IntegTrade does not guarantee specific revenue outcomes — it removes the busywork between your decisions and Amazon.
Now live
BrandOS
Read competitors. Write listings. Plan visuals.
Reviews say "doesn't dry fast." Bullet 1 fixes that. Your main image puts the USP on the box. You can trace every line of copy back to the competitor review it came from.
Intel
Competitor mining
Listing
Factory + Rufus
Visual
Studio brief
BOLD Protocol
Research first. Then write. Then design.
Don't guess your listing — start with competitor reviews.
01
Intel
Mine competitor reviews for soft spots.
→ Complaint themes, praise hooks, strategy line
02
Listing
Generate antidote bullets and SEO copy.
→ Bullet 1 antidote + Rufus audit score
03
Visual
Hero 90% rule plus box USP brief.
→ Art director brief from listing USPs
Find the soft spot. Write the antidote bullet. Brief the visuals. Repeat per SKU.
A day with BrandOS
Intel morning. Listing midday. Visual brief by afternoon.
8:30 AM
Intel over coffee
Competitor reviews mined overnight. Soft spot sentence ready: rivals weak on drying speed, buyers love absorbency.
12:00 PM
Listing Factory
Pull live bullets from Amazon. Bullet 1 hits the top complaint. Rufus audit won't let you publish until buyer questions are covered.
4:00 PM
Visual brief auto-generated
Listing complete → Visual Studio brief emits: hero at 90%, top 3 USPs on the box, scale-proof shot for returns.
Roadmap
What ships after BrandOS
Your intel and listing work stays in the system when these modules go live — no starting over.
GrowthOS
Watch spend. Tune bids.
TACoS drift, bid optimizer, morning ad brief — same workflow.
SupplyOS
Know before you stock out.
FBA cover alerts tied to listing velocity and seasonality.
FinanceOS
See profit per SKU.
Net margin per ASIN — fees, ads, and returns in one view.
ComplianceOS
Catch policy risk early.
Policy changes mapped to affected listings before panic sets in.
BrandOS today. Full Commerce OS on the roadmap.
BrandOS is live. Growth, supply, finance, and compliance modules are on the way.
Live Amazon dataSP-API connectedBOLD SOP methodologyPipeline artifacts per ASIN
FAQ
Amazon seller questions, answered
Everything you need to know about IntegTrade as a Seller Central companion — not a replacement.
- What is IntegTrade?
- IntegTrade is a Commerce OS for Amazon sellers. BrandOS — live in beta — covers competitor intel, listing copy, and visual briefs in one workflow. GrowthOS, SupplyOS, and FinanceOS are next on the roadmap.
- Is IntegTrade a replacement for Seller Central?
- No. IntegTrade sits on top of Seller Central and Amazon Ads. You still sell on Amazon — but you stop switching between Seller Central, ad consoles, spreadsheets, and Slack. Your morning brief, listing pipeline, and growth alerts live in one panel.
- Does IntegTrade connect to Amazon SP-API and the Advertising API?
- Yes. IntegTrade pulls live catalog, orders, inventory, and advertising data through Amazon SP-API and the Ads API. Bid changes and listing publishes run through safe n8n automations — not manual API calls from your browser.
- How does IntegTrade help with Amazon listing optimization and Rufus?
- BrandOS mines competitor reviews for complaint themes and praise hooks, then feeds that intel into Listing Factory. Bullet 1 neutralizes the top complaint. A Rufus-style audit checks whether your copy answers real buyer constraints before you publish — so listings are voice-search and Rufus-ready.
- Can Amazon agencies manage multiple seller accounts?
- Yes. Agencies use the same BOLD pipeline per client — Intel, Listing, Visual — with pipeline artifacts per ASIN. One Commerce OS per brand, not eight tabs and eight logins.
- How does IntegTrade help with Amazon PPC and TACoS?
- GrowthOS is on the roadmap. When it ships, listing intel will inform ad angles and TACoS drift will show in your morning brief. Today, BrandOS beta covers intel, listing, and visual workflow.
- What is the BOLD Protocol for Amazon listings?
- BOLD is a three-stage SOP: Intel first (competitor review mining), then Listing Factory (SEO copy and antidote bullets), then Visual Studio (hero framing, box USPs, scale proof). You never write listing copy before research, or design images before copy is done.
- Who is IntegTrade for — FBA sellers, brands, or agencies?
- All three. Independent FBA sellers get a morning brief and listing pipeline. Brand teams get intel-to-publish workflow. Agencies get repeatable SOPs, faster onboarding, and auditable pipeline output per client ASIN.
Pricing
BrandOS beta is free. Plans at onboarding.
Join the BrandOS closed beta at no cost. Pricing shared when your account is invited. Multi-brand agency plans — contact us for a quote.
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