Can I sell my brand on Amazon without brand registry?

Yes, you can sell on Amazon without joining the brand registry. However, it does come with a few risks. The most common is having your listings hijacked by the competition selling counterfeit or knock-off products. Another common problem is low-cost manufacturers selling a similar product at a reduced price.

Is selling other brands on Amazon legal?

Get Amazon’s Permission to sell Branded Products on Amazon If you’re going to resell branded products, you will need to get Amazon’s approval to sell them. You’ll also need the permission of the owner of that brand so you can use the photos of their products.

How do I avoid Amazon brand registry?

Brands should be registered through Brand Registry , but if your brand is not eligible for Brand Registry, you can obtain an exception by contacting Selling Partner Support and mentioning error code 5665.

Can you legally resell Amazon products?

Is it Legal to Resell Products on Amazon? Yes, it’s completely legal to buy a product at a store and resell it on Amazon. You don’t need a permit or to be an authorized reseller. Once you buy an item it’s yours and you’re free to resell it if you wish.

Do you own government registered trademark for the branded products you want to sell on Amazon?

Do you need a trademark for Amazon’s Brand Registry? Yes. As of May 2017, the program requires you to have a registered trademark for your product in order to apply. In the US, that means you need to have registered your trademark with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

Is brand registry compulsory on Amazon?

Thank you for posting on Amazon Seller Discussion Forum. In order to list your products on Amazon, you will have to apply for ‘Amazon Brand Registry’ even if your trademark is registered.

How do I set up a reselling business?

Generally speaking, you’ll follow these steps to get your reseller permit:

1. Register your business. Get a business license where your business operates and/or is incorporated.
2. Research state laws and regulations.
3. Gather your application materials.
4. Get a resale permit.