Somebody already put your product on their storefront.

Amazon Influencers do it without telling the brand. Paste your own ASIN to see who, and what they published.

Free to run. Read from public Amazon storefronts, updated monthly.

Live rows for a worked example, ranked featured-first. **Listed, no video** is the row worth writing to first: they already own the product and chose to recommend it.

Why start here

The warmest list you own is the one you never asked for.

They chose your product in public, under their own name. That is a different conversation from a cold pitch.

No creator video at allOne to nineTen or more, 0.2%

63.0% of the products we hold have no creator video at all. A creator who lists your product but has not filmed it is the single easiest video you will ever commission.

Two ways to build an outreach list

Line	A bought creator list	Creators already on your ASIN
The opener	They have never heard of the product	They chose it themselves, in public
The signal	Follower count, which can be bought	What they published: a listing, a list, a filmed video
The sample	Sent to find out whether they post at all	Sent to someone with a storefront to put it on
The ask	An introduction	An upgrade

Read the result

Listed is not the same as filmed, and the difference is money.

Three shapes, three different conversations. The cheapest win is the one most sellers scroll past.

Listed, no video
They recommend you and film nothing.
Your product is on their storefront or inside an idea list. Nothing of theirs reaches your listing, because only video does.
The ask: Offer the newest variation and ask for the video. Cheapest win on the page.
Featured
Their video is about your product.
Your ASIN is the main product in the video, not one of a handful tagged alongside it. This creator already converted for you once.
The ask: Repeat coverage. A creator who filmed you once will do it again for a new launch.
Tagged 1 of N
You are sharing the frame.
Your product is one of several tagged in a haul, often beside a competitor's. It counts, but the attention is split.
The ask: A dedicated video, and you already know they will make one.

If nobody has

An empty result is still the answer.

Most products come back thin, because most have never been filmed. The search then returns the creators covering the closest things to yours.

Nobody carries it yet means the category creators are still unclaimed. Go and claim them.
The substitutes tell you who to write to, ranked by how much they have actually published.
Then work the same list from the other direction on the competitor ASIN lookup.

Who this is not for

Skip this if one of these is you.

Say no to this page if either of these describes you. It is a flat monthly fee, and a tool you do not need is an expensive way to feel busy.

Your catalog is one product and it is brand new.Nobody has had time to list it. Come back after a few months of sales, or start from the competitor side, where the creators already exist.
You want Amazon to run the campaign for you.That is Creator Connections, and it works differently: you post a brief and creators opt in. Our guide to how those campaigns actually run covers the commission floor and the budget minimum.
You need audience demographics before you talk to anyone.We hold the accounts a creator publishes, not who follows them. Follower counts and audience data are a different kind of tool, and we do not guess at them.

What is behind the search

115,000+ storefronts and what each one carries.

Read from public Amazon pages and updated monthly. Paste any ASIN in your catalog and the match runs against all of it.

115,000+Amazon storefronts
1.5M+products mapped to them
400K+shoppable videos
5platforms creators publish

Every ASIN you sell, not a sample. Run the catalog and keep the names that repeat.
The accounts each creator publishes across five platforms, so the outreach list is built before you open a spreadsheet.
A tracker that watches your ASINs and tells you when coverage changes.

$59 a month. Flat fee, no cut of your sales.

One tier. No credits, no seats, no per-search meter. Cancel whenever, and the first charge comes back in full if you ask inside 30 days.

Search your own ASIN

The other ways sellers use the index

Competitor creatorsReverse-engineer the creator bench behind any competing ASIN, then fill the gap on your own listing.
Vet a creatorA follower count does not prove anyone can sell on Amazon. A storefront does, and it takes one lookup.
vs Helium 10The one other product that answers which creators carry an ASIN, compared on index size, price and limits.

Longer reading sits in the Amazon influencer guides for sellers, and creators asking what we hold on them go to the creator side.