Suspended by Amazon? Write a Plan of Action Amazon actually reads.
Paste your suspension notice. Answer a short set of guided questions. Get a structured appeal — not a $2,000 consultant invoice, and not a panicked paragraph.
How it works
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Paste the notice
Drop in the exact email or Seller Central message Amazon sent you.
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Answer guided questions
Violation-specific prompts pull out the facts a reviewer actually needs.
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Get a structured draft
Root cause, corrective actions, preventive measures — checked for fabricated facts before you see it.
Before / after
A calm, structured draft instead of a panicked note.
Typical first draft
“To whom it may concern, I am very sorry this happened and it will never happen again, please reinstate my account, I have been selling for 5 years and this is my livelihood...”
AppealPilot structure
Root cause
A single supplier shipped units without invoices matching the ASIN sold between March and June.
Corrective actions
• Removed the affected listing on 6/14. • Requested and received invoices from the supplier on 6/16.
Preventive measures
Invoice-matching check added to the intake process for every new SKU, logged before a listing goes live.
Illustrative example. Every generated draft only uses facts you provide — see our fabrication-checking pass below.
Why not just wing it
Every draft is checked before you see it.
A second AI pass reads the draft as a harsh Amazon reviewer would: any fact not traceable to what you actually entered gets flagged as a fabrication, vague root causes get rejected, and future-tense promises get sent back for revision — before you ever see the draft.
The result is a document built only from what you told it, with [FILL IN] markers anywhere a fact is genuinely missing, instead of an AI quietly inventing one.
Data handling
Your notice is used to draft your appeal — nothing else.
The text you paste and the answers you give are used only to classify your violation and generate your Plan of Action. We don't sell data, and we don't use your case content to train anything sold to a third party.
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Delete any single case, or your whole account, from settings at any time — that removes the underlying records, not just hides them. See the privacy policy for the full list of processors involved (payments, authentication, and the AI provider that drafts your appeal).
Violation guides
Find the notice that matches yours.
Every violation type gets a different appeal — what counts as a strong root cause for an inauthentic complaint is different from a related-account or Section 3 case. Start with the guide for your specific notice.
FAQ
Questions sellers ask first.
What is an Amazon Plan of Action (POA)?
It's the structured document Amazon's Seller Performance team expects in response to a suspension, deactivation, or suppression: a short, factual statement of the Root Cause, the Corrective Actions already taken (dated, past tense), and the Preventive Measures now in place. Amazon reviewers skim dozens of these a day — structure and specificity are what get one actually read.
Is this better than pasting my notice into ChatGPT?
The structure and the facts are what get an appeal read seriously. AppealPilot asks the specific intake questions Amazon reviewers expect for your violation type, then runs a second pass that flags anything not traceable back to what you actually told it — a generic chat prompt won't catch a fabricated invoice number.
How long does an Amazon appeal take to get a response?
It varies by violation type and case complexity. Straightforward, well-documented appeals are sometimes reviewed within a day or two; harder categories — Section 3, related accounts, unresolved IP complaints — can take several weeks and more than one round. See the guide for your specific violation type for a realistic estimate.
Do you guarantee reinstatement?
No one can, and anyone who promises that is lying to you. This tool helps you draft a careful, factual Plan of Action. You review it, edit it, and submit it yourself.
What happens to the notice I paste in?
It's used to classify the violation and draft your appeal. You can delete any case's data, or your whole account, from settings at any time.
What if Amazon rejects the appeal?
Come back to the case and request a revision — that's included in the price of a single case, not billed separately. Add whatever new detail Amazon's rejection gave you, and the next draft builds on that.
Do you submit the appeal to Amazon for me?
No — AppealPilot drafts the Plan of Action and gives you a clear, step-by-step guide for where and how to submit it yourself. We don't have (or want) access to your Seller Central account.
Review carefully.
You are responsible for the accuracy of every statement and document you submit to Amazon. AppealPilot is a drafting tool, not a guarantee.