Verid8 Now Checks Listings in Every Amazon Category

Verid8 started with supplements, because supplements are where Amazon listing enforcement hit hardest. Most catalogs are not that tidy. A brand that sells a protein powder also sells a shaker bottle; an agency that manages a skincare line also manages a client with phone chargers and another with car care. As of today, Verid8 checks listings in every Amazon category, and eight regulated categories have their own rule packs.

What every listing gets

Whatever the product, every listing is checked against the rules that apply everywhere on Amazon:

• Amazon policy: restricted and prohibited claims, title and bullet rules, and the listing requirements Amazon applies across categories.
• Trademark: brand names and protected terms used in a way that invites an IP complaint.
• Claims: marketing language that needs proof under FTC substantiation rules, such as "clinically proven", "#1" or "guaranteed results".

Each finding names the rule it breaks, cites the source and gives a compliant rewrite you can paste back into the listing.

Eight categories with dedicated rule packs

Where a regulator sets specific requirements, a general check is not enough. These eight categories have their own rule packs:

Category	What the pack checks, for example
Supplements	Disease claims, structure/function disclaimers, Supplement Facts panel
Grocery & Gourmet Food	Nutrient content claims, allergen labeling, Nutrition Facts panel
Beauty & Personal Care	Drug claims on cosmetics, ingredient lists, label warnings
Health Care (OTC drugs)	Drug Facts panel, NDC listing, monograph claims
Toys, Games & Baby	Choking-hazard warnings, Children's Product Certificates, button-cell batteries
Electronics	FCC IDs, battery and hazmat information, certification claims
Household & Garden Chemicals	Pesticide claims, EPA registration numbers, signal words
Automotive	"DOT approved" claims, lighting and emissions parts

Together with the shared checks, that is 180 rules drawn from Amazon policy and from FDA, FTC, CPSC, EPA, FCC and NHTSA requirements.

Scoped to the product, not to a guess

A rule pack only runs on the products it belongs to. Verid8 identifies the category from the listing's title and browse node, so a wrench is never checked as a supplement and a sunscreen gets the OTC drug rules it needs. When the category cannot be determined, Verid8 says so, runs the Amazon policy, trademark and claims checks, and asks you to pick the category.

Copy and images, both checked

Many violations sit in the images rather than the text: a claim on an infographic, a missing warning on the label, a panel that contradicts the bullets. Verid8 reads the main image and the gallery and checks what they say against the same rules as the copy.

No Seller Central connection

Verid8 never connects to Seller Central. You give it the listing content to check, it shows you the findings, and nothing changes on Amazon until you decide to change it.

When Amazon has already acted

On paid plans, the appeal assistant drafts a Plan of Action when Amazon removes a listing: the root cause, the corrective actions and the preventive measures, built from the findings and the rules involved.

Try it on one listing

Run a free audit on any listing, in any category: one listing, no card, results in about two minutes.