Six listings.
One properly filed family.
Catalove connects to your Amazon Seller account, checks your listings against Amazon's own current rules for your category, and merges them into a single parent listing with real variations — with nothing submitted until you've reviewed exactly what's changing.
Amazon's variation rules are specific — and unforgiving if you guess.
Checks the real rules first
Every merge is validated against the current, live rules for your specific product type before anything is touched — not a generic checklist.
Nothing moves without you
You see exactly what Catalove found, fix anything it flags, and approve the final submission yourself. There's no silent auto-merge.
Works with what you already have
Built for listings you've already published, not a fresh start. Catalove reads your existing data and proposes the merge around it.
Four steps, in order, every time.
Connect your Amazon Seller account
Standard Amazon authorization — you approve the connection on Amazon's own site, and can revoke it at any time from there.
Pick the listings you want combined
Point at an existing parent listing, or the standalone listings you want organized into one, and choose what varies between them — size, color, or another attribute.
Review what Catalove found
See a plain-language explanation of anything flagged — a mismatched attribute, a duplicate value, language that could read as review manipulation — and fix it inline.
Approve, and it's submitted
Once everything checks out and you've confirmed, Catalove submits the update to Amazon on your behalf and tracks it through to completion.
Currently in private beta.
Early access
Catalove is being tested with a small number of sellers ahead of a public launch. Reach out for access and to talk through pricing for your catalog size.
What Catalove can see, and what it can't.
Catalove is an independent service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Amazon. "Amazon" and "Seller Central" are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates.
Catalove requests access to your product listing data only — titles, SKUs, ASINs, and variation attributes needed to build and submit a merge request. It does not request access to orders, payments, or buyer information.
Read the full Privacy Policy and Terms of Service for details on how listing data is stored, used, and deleted.