Suppressions come in code, and every day you spend guessing is a day the SKU is dark. Paste the exact reason and get it matched to its group, the specific fix steps, flat-file guidance for bulk fixes, and a reinstatement message ready to send.
Reason-code map · fix steps · flat-file guidance · reinstatement message
Amazon states most suppressions in code and leaves the fix to you. So the guessing starts: reshoot the image, rewrite the title, open a case, resubmit the same listing unchanged. Meanwhile the SKU stays dark and the guessing costs more than the fix would.
Every suppression reason clusters into one of a handful of groups, and each group has a specific fix. Read the exact wording, match it, apply the right change. This tool does that mapping, tells you whether the fix is faster in the listing editor or by flat file, and drafts the reinstatement message when Amazon's process needs one. Most suppressions clear within 24 to 72 hours of the correct fix.
Amazon's exact suppression wording, plus the ASIN and product if you have them.
Pricing, image, restricted phrase, missing field, variation, compliance, dimensions.
The specific change, the flat-file column to edit for bulk fixes, and the message.
Your pasted reason is sent to our server, processed once by the AI to build the fix path, and not shared with anyone. We keep your email and a short usage summary so we can send you the results. Your text is not resold, published, or used to train anything.
No. This is general guidance, not legal advice, and no tool can promise Amazon restores a listing. The fixer maps your reason to the known fix path and drafts the message. Most suppressions clear within 24 to 72 hours of the right fix, but Amazon decides.
Paste Amazon's exact suppression wording, the code language and any detail shown, plus the ASIN and product if you have them. The exact text is what maps to the right reason group, so copy it word for word rather than paraphrasing.
Usually the fix is a temporary price drop or a corrected list-price reference, not a long argument with Amazon. Once the listing is restored the price can go back up. Fighting a pricing suppression head-on tends to keep the listing down longer.
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