Agency partner program / Amazon
Portfolio scale.Client control intact.
One operating view for many legal clients and brands, with ownership, consent, catalog, billing, and partner economics kept separate at every step.
Email your portfolio size, time zone, and preferred times. A founder will reply to confirm the onboarding call.
Control model
Agency autonomy is operational, not ownership.
Agency owners and managers can operate authorized Amazon work. The client owns its underlying business, Amazon seller account, credentials, catalog source data, and direct portal control. Review Magic remains the contracting provider and system of record.
| Decision | Agency | Client | Review Magic |
|---|---|---|---|
| Underlying business and Amazon account | No | Sole owner | Protects the boundary |
| Review Magic service relationship | No ownership | Direct access and control | Provider and system of record |
| Authorized Amazon operations | Operate | Operate or revoke | Records and executes |
| Billing and payment methods | View statements | Controls client billing | Merchant of record |
| Catalog and brand mapping | Prepare and maintain | Owns and can export | Validates separation |
| Paid-action authority | Only if delegated | Owner or billing admin | Enforces exact consent |
| Agency access revocation | Cannot prevent it | Can revoke | Preserves client control |
Partner economics
50% of positive Amazon Partner Profit, after share-level safeguards.
Not gross revenue and not every Review Magic product. The exact statement first calculates 50% of signed Partner Profit, applies approved share adjustments, and then applies opening share loss. The executed agreement controls.
- Eligible revenue
- Amazon cash actually collected
- Deductions
- Taxes, refunds, chargebacks, and direct Amazon costs; discounts and credits are disclosed but never deducted twice
- Operating allowance
- 25% of nonnegative eligible Amazon net collected revenue for calendar year 2026
- Share and payout layers
- Opening agency-share loss carryforward, reserves, minimum payout, and documented share adjustments
- Agency earned share
- The positive remainder after 50% of signed Amazon Partner Profit, approved share adjustments, and opening share loss
- Outside the share
- Google, Yelp, Walmart, and all other non-Amazon revenue
Initial operating allowance: 25%. Current reserve: 30 days. Current minimum payout: $250. Undisputed approved balances are ordinarily paid Net 15 after tax verification.
Non-Amazon remains excluded unless a later written addendum explicitly says otherwise.
Qualification and launch
Start with the hierarchy, then add volume.
Bring the legal clients, brands, owners, marketplaces, and current ASIN lists. We will define a launch sequence that can be inspected and reversed at each boundary.
Prepare before the call
- Legal-client and brand hierarchy
- Approximate active Amazon listing count
- Marketplaces and verified owner contacts
- Agency roles and notification preferences
- 01
Create a verified contact record
Create the agency login or request a call. This saves a recoverable application; it does not create a workspace or client access.
- 02
Map the portfolio
Separate legal clients from brands, estimate active Amazon listings by marketplace, identify owners, and define agency team roles.
- 03
Qualify and contract
An authorized signer executes the current partner agreement. Review Magic verifies the signed document and tax setup.
- 04
Import and review catalogs
Each listing is deliberately assigned to a brand beneath the correct legal client. Reviewed ASIN lists and Seller Central reports are the launch manual path.
- 05
Collect client authorization
Each verified client owner accepts agency access. Paid-action delegation is a separate decision and cannot be granted by an upload.
- 06
Activate measured waves
Monitoring and operations start in controlled cohorts so ownership, routing, catalog scope, and case quality can be verified before volume increases.
Strong launch fit
- You manage Amazon work for multiple legal clients.
- You can obtain authorization from every client owner.
- You want explicit client, brand, listing, and role boundaries.
- You can provide reviewed ASIN or Seller Central report files today.
- You accept direct Review Magic billing and Amazon-only partner economics.
Not part of launch
- Shared Seller Central passwords or invisible access
- Agency control over client ownership or payment methods
- Automatic access from a CSV without owner consent
- A share of Google, Yelp, Walmart, or other non-Amazon revenue
- Activation before agreement and tax verification
Questions upfront
Details agencies usually discover too late.
These answers summarize the launch model. The executed partner agreement and current economics schedule control if anything differs.
Who contracts with and bills each client?
Review Magic contracts with and bills each legal client directly. The agency may charge its own separately disclosed retainer, but it does not collect Review Magic fees at launch.
What does the agency earn?
Under the executed partner agreement, signed current-period agency share is 50% of signed Amazon Partner Profit plus or minus approved agency-share adjustments. Opening agency-share loss carryforward then offsets positive current-period share before a new amount is earned. Partner Profit starts with Amazon cash already collected net of discounts and credits, then applies taxes, refunds, chargebacks, directly attributable Amazon costs, and the annual operating-cost allowance. Reserves and minimum payout affect payment timing, not Partner Profit. Non-Amazon revenue is excluded.
Who controls the client account?
The client owns its underlying business, Amazon seller account, credentials, catalog source data, and direct portal control. Review Magic remains the contracting provider and system of record and retains the Review Magic billing relationship, platform business records, and proprietary derived analytics and optimization. A verified client owner can authorize or revoke delegated agency access at any time.
What happens if a client stops working with the agency?
Agency operating access ends when the client revokes it, and the client becomes the sole operator. Commercial attribution can continue while that client maintains uninterrupted Review Magic membership, subject to the executed agreement. If membership ends and later restarts, the prior attribution does not automatically restart.
Can one client have several brands?
Yes. One legal-client organization can contain multiple brand workspaces, and every listing is assigned to a brand. The agency portfolio keeps each legal client, owner, billing relationship, catalog, and authorization boundary separate.
How are catalogs onboarded today?
The launch manual path is a reviewed ASIN list, CSV, or Seller Central report mapped to the correct brand. Amazon SP-API becomes available only after Review Magic enables the production connector and the client authorizes it; an Amazon password is never requested or stored.
Does the Amazon share include Google, Yelp, or other platforms?
No. The launch agreement covers eligible Amazon revenue only. Google, Yelp, Walmart, Trustpilot, Apple Maps, BBB, implementation work, consulting, and other non-Amazon services require a separate written addendum or remain entirely Review Magic revenue.
Does creating an account activate the partner program?
No. Creating a login only preserves your application context. Partner access starts after qualification, an executed and verified agreement, tax setup, and client-owner authorization for each legal-client account.
Begin qualification
Bring the clients, brands, owners, and listings. We will build the launch map together.
Creating a login does not approve or activate a partnership. A verified application creates a durable contact record and grants no agency role or access to any client.