ArbiQuest Online Arbitrage Leads are quality-checked product opportunities for Amazon US and Amazon CA.

Each lead includes:

• product details
• buy link
• ASIN
• Target price and expected selling price
• Estimated profit
• ROI
• Fees estimat
• Key sales metrics like sales rank and recent price history.

Youll be getting ready to but deals that you can quickly re-check and add to your list.

1. What exactly are ArbiQuest Online Arbitrage Leads?ArbiQuest is now 100% focused on ready-to-use Online Arbitrage leads.

We no longer provide sourcing software, extensions, or scanning tools.

Our job is to find, filter, and send you high-quality deals for Amazon US and Amazon CA so you can spend your time buying, shipping, and scaling.

Realistically, you should have at least $500–$700 USD (or equivalent in CAD) so that you are comfortable investing into inventory and recycling as it sells.

With a smaller investment, you may still find good deals, but:

• You won’t be able to test enough products or buy enough units to see consistent results.
• Shipping and fees will eat a bigger share of your margin.

With $1,000–$3,000+ in working capital, ArbiQuest leads start to feel like a system, not just “occasional nice finds.

ArbiQuest has 5 plans for Amazon US sellers, each designed for a different stage of growth.

1. US Starter Leads
   • For: New or side-hustle FBA seller in the US
   • Recommended minimum inventory capital: $500+ USD
   • Great if you want to start slowly, test a few leads per week, and learn the process.
2. US Builder Leads
   • For: Seller who already understands OA basics
   • Recommended minimum inventory capital: $1,500+ USD
   • Works well if you place multiple small or medium orders each month and are looking for consistent deal flow.
3. US Pro Leads
   • For: Active seller reinvesting profits regularly
   • Recommended minimum inventory capital: $3,000+ USD
   • You can hit more leads, buy deeper on proven winners, and build a stable portfolio of SKUs.
4. US PowerSeller Leads
   • For: Serious FBA business looking to grow aggressively
   • Recommended minimum inventory capital: $7,000+ USD
   • Goes deeper on winners, tests more categories, and spreads risk over more products.
5. US Scale Leads
   • For: Established seller or small team
   • Recommended minimum inventory capital: $15,000+ USD
   • Fuel for a scaling machine: you can test lots of leads and double down on what performs.

Remember: These capital numbers are about having enough ammo to actually shoot at the deals. N is guaranteed, but below those levels, it’s harder to turn leads into a meaningful profit stream.

Yes, you can, but match your expectations to reality.

With less than $500:

• You’ll likely buy very small quantities (1–3 units) of a few deals.
• You’ll learn the process, but scaling will be slow.
• A single bad buy or unexpected price drop can hit you harder.

If your main goal is learning OA, a smaller plan can make sense. If your goal is income, it’s better to build your capital to around $1,000+ and then jump into leads.

No lead list can guarantee profit.

ArbiQuest leads are:

• Checked against recent Amazon prices and fees,
• Filtered with minimum ROI and sales rank rules,
• Reviewed to avoid obvious red flags.

But:

• Prices change,
• Competitors may jump in,
• Inventory can sit longer than expected,
• Some products may get restricted.

Our job is to dramatically increase the quality of your starting point. Your job is to double-check, manage risk, and run your business sensibly.

We optimize for profitable, repeatable deals, not “lottery tickets.”

While the exact filters can be adjusted over time, ArbiQuest generally looks for:

• Positive net profit after all Amazon fees,
• Clear ROI threshold based on marketplace and category,
• Healthy sales rank and sales velocity so you’re not stuck in slow movers.

You will see each lead’s estimated ROI and profit so you can set your own minimums (for example, ignoring anything below 30% ROI if that’s your standard).

A typical ArbiQuest lead for Amazon US or CA includes:

• Product title & ASIN
• Marketplace (US or CA)
• Source store & buy link
• Target buy price
• Current or recent selling price on Amazon
• Estimated profit and ROI after FBA/FBM fees
• Sales rank and category
• Estimate of sales velocity (e.g. based on Keepa history)
• Basic competition snapshot (number/type of sellers)
• Notes on restrictions, IP risk, variations, or other flags

You should still verify each deal, but the core research is already done.

ArbiQuest leads are shared, but they are limited across the plans so that:

• No single lead is blasted to an unlimited number of sellers,
• Higher plans get more volume, not just the same leads recycled.

In Online Arbitrage, shared leads are normal; what matters is:

• How fast you move,
• How well you choose among the leads,

How disciplined you are about buying only what fits your criteria.

Even if you’re good with sourcing tools:

Manual scanning is time-consuming and mentally tiring.
Many profitable deals hide behind boring search pages you’ll never check.
It’s easy to get stuck in “analysis mode” instead of buying.

ArbiQuest removes a huge part of the search and filter step.

You can still use your own tools to cross-check the leads, but your starting list each day is already curated.

You don’t need extra tools to receive the leads, but most serious sellers use at least:

• A price/history tool (for example, Keepa) to validate each deal.
• A profit calculator (web-based or built into your existing tools).
• A repricer (once your inventory grows) to stay competitive on price.

ArbiQuest provides the deal, not the software stack. You are free to use any tools you like on top of the lead list.

Yes, but with two important notes:

1. Beginners should usually start with US Starter / CA Starter or US Builder / CA Builder, not the biggest plans.
2. You need at least a basic understanding of:
   • How Amazon fees work,
   • Gating and brand restrictions,
   • How to create or list against a product,
   • The difference between revenue and profit.

If you’re willing to learn and double-check each deal, ArbiQuest can shorten your learning curve significantly.

No. Even with tight filtering, some leads may be:

• Gated for your specific account level,
• Unsuitable for your prep center or shipping setup,
• In categories you don’t want to touch,
• More capital-intensive than you like.

That’s normal. The lead list is a starting universe of opportunities; your job is to pick the deals that fit you.

ArbiQuest does basic checks to avoid obvious problem brands and listings that commonly generate IP issues.

However:

• Amazon account restrictions are not identical for all sellers.
• Policies and brand behaviors can change suddenly.

You should always:

• Check whether the product is restricted on your account before purchasing,

Be cautious with brands known for aggressive IP enforcement.

ArbiQuest focuses primarily on FBA-suitable deals, but many leads can be profitable as FBM as well, depending on:

• Your shipping costs,
• Your location,
• Your service level and handling time.

Each lead includes enough pricing and fee data for you to evaluate which model (FBA or FBM) makes more sense for your business.

ArbiQuest targets categories where Online Arbitrage is actively workable and profitable, such as:

• Everyday consumables,
• Household and personal care,
• Toys & games,
• Home & kitchen,
• Selected subcategories in other verticals where demand and margins make sense.

We avoid categories where:

• IP risk is extremely high,

Returns or defect rates are unmanageable for most OA sellers.

You can combine ArbiQuest with other lead lists, but you’ll notice differences in:

• Filters and criteria: Different teams tolerate different ranks and ROIs.
• Category focus: Some services over-focus on one or two niches.
• Market coverage: ArbiQuest is tuned only for Amazon US and Amazon CA, which helps us go deeper in those two markets.

Many sellers use ArbiQuest as a second lens: they continue using their existing sources but rely on ArbiQuest to expand their deal flow and find things their other tools miss.

This depends on:

• How fast you buy once you get the leads,
• How quickly your products arrive at Amazon,
• The sales velocity of the products,
• Your repricing strategy and competition.

Even with great leads, FBA is not “instant cash.”

Most sellers see their first sales from new OA leads within a few weeks, and meaningful profit patterns over a few months of consistent buying and reinvesting.

If your plan sends more leads than you can realistically analyze or buy from:

• You’re probably over-subscribed for your capital level.
• You should consider stepping down to a smaller plan that matches your inventory budget.

ArbiQuest is designed to match your stage: too many leads with too little capital just creates stress and FOMO, not profit.

ArbiQuest is a digital information service. Once leads are delivered, they cannot be taken back, so ongoing plans are typically non-refundable for past deliveries.

However, we strongly believe in long-term relationships. If you feel the leads are not aligned with the promises on this page, reach out to support so we can:

• Review your feedback,
• Adjust filters if possible, or

Help you choose a better-fitting plan moving forward.

ArbiQuest is a digital information service. Once leads are delivered, they cannot be taken back, so ongoing plans are typically non-refundable for past deliveries.

However, we strongly believe in long-term relationships. If you feel the leads are not aligned with the promises on this page, reach out to support so we can:

• Review your feedback,
• Adjust filters if possible, or

Help you choose a better-fitting plan moving forward.