Jarvio vs Seller Investigators

Seller Investigators is a dedicated reimbursement recovery service backed by Carbon6. They have recovered over $100M for sellers with dedicated case managers. The tradeoff is a 25% commission on every dollar recovered. Jarvio includes reimbursement scanning with zero commission, plus everything else.

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Feature comparison

Feature Jarvio Seller Investigators
Reimbursement scanning Automated weekly scanning of all FBA report types Automated scanning plus manual review by dedicated case managers
Commission on recovered funds 0% 25%
Monthly subscription Yes (includes all capabilities) No subscription (commission only)
Your cost on $5,000 recovered $0 (included in subscription) $1,250
Your cost on $10,000 recovered $0 (included in subscription) $2,500
Your cost on $25,000 recovered $0 (included in subscription) $6,250
Claim categories Lost, damaged, returns, shipments, fee overcharges 8 categories with wider coverage including edge cases
Claim filing AI prepares complete documentation. You submit through Seller Support Done-for-you. Dedicated case managers file and follow up
Rejection handling Agent reviews rejection, prepares revised documentation for resubmission Case managers follow up on rejections and escalate
PPC management Full bid management through Advertising API Not offered
Listing optimization AI writes and pushes changes via SP-API Not offered
Competitor monitoring Real-time alerts on price and listing changes Not offered
Inventory management Restock alerts with margin analysis Not offered
Review monitoring Sentiment alerts with drafted responses Not offered
Analytics and reporting Automated reports to Slack, Sheets, email Not offered
Natural language interface Chat with AI agent for any Amazon task Not available

Seller Investigators does reimbursements exceptionally well

Seller Investigators, now part of the Carbon6 family of Amazon tools, is very good at one specific thing: recovering Amazon FBA reimbursements. They have dedicated case managers who file claims on your behalf, handle rejections, follow up with additional documentation, and escalate cases through Amazon's resolution process until you are paid.

Their manual review process is a genuine differentiator. While automated scanning catches the obvious discrepancies (lost inventory, clear shipment shortages), human case managers can identify edge cases and ambiguous situations that automated tools might miss. They have built their business around this one workflow and refined it over years of operation.

The tradeoff is straightforward: they take 25% of everything they recover. If they find $20,000 in reimbursements over a year, you are paying $5,000 for that service. For some sellers, particularly those who genuinely do not want to interact with Seller Support at all, that is a fair trade. Our pain point guide on high reimbursement commissions breaks down the full cost analysis.

The 25% question

The real decision comes down to what 25% of your annual recoveries is worth to you. For sellers recovering $5,000 per year, that is $1,250. Not trivial, but manageable. For sellers recovering $25,000 per year, that is $6,250. For sellers recovering $50,000 or more (which larger operations can accumulate), the commission exceeds $12,500 annually.

The actual claim submission process is not complicated. You open a case in Seller Support, select the appropriate category, paste the prepared documentation (transaction IDs, ASINs, dates, quantities, evidence summary), and submit. Each claim takes two to five minutes. Even with 30 claims per month, that is roughly two hours of work for the month.

The question is whether you would rather spend two hours per month submitting claims and keep 100% of recovered money, or pay 25% to have someone else handle those two hours. For most sellers, especially those already spending time in Seller Central for other reasons, the self-submission route makes financial sense.

How Jarvio handles reimbursements

Jarvio takes a fundamentally different approach. Reimbursement scanning is one of dozens of things the AI agent handles, not the only thing. You ask Jarvio to check your account for reimbursement opportunities. It scans the same FBA reports: inventory adjustments, shipment discrepancies, customer returns, damaged units, and fee overcharges. It cross-references data across reports to find discrepancies.

When it finds recoverable amounts, it prepares complete claim documentation for each case. Transaction IDs, ASINs, dates, quantities, and supporting evidence are compiled into a format ready for Seller Support submission. The agent cannot submit cases directly (that requires the Seller Central web interface), but everything you need to submit is prepared and organised.

The bigger picture is that reimbursement scanning is included alongside PPC optimization through the Advertising API, listing updates through the SP-API, inventory monitoring, competitor tracking, review analysis, and automated reporting. You are not paying for a reimbursement service. You are paying for a complete operational platform that includes reimbursement scanning. Our use case for automated reimbursements walks through the full workflow.

What you gain and what you give up

With Jarvio, you keep 100% of recovered money and get a complete operational platform. You give up the fully hands-off experience of Seller Investigators filing and following up on claims for you.

With Seller Investigators, you get completely hands-off reimbursement recovery with dedicated case managers. You give up 25% of every dollar recovered and get no other operational capabilities. You still need separate tools for PPC, inventory, listings, competitors, and reporting.

For sellers who are already paying for three to five Amazon tools plus a reimbursement service, switching to Jarvio can reduce total tool spend while adding capabilities. The Jarvio subscription replaces the reimbursement commission and several other tool subscriptions simultaneously. For sellers evaluating this decision, our comparison of Jarvio vs GETIDA covers the same commission question with a different service.

Switching from Seller Investigators

Start a free Jarvio trial and run your first reimbursement scan. Compare what Jarvio finds against your last Seller Investigators report. If the numbers are close, which they typically are since both scan the same underlying Amazon reports, the question becomes: do you want to keep paying 25%, or keep 100%?

You can run both simultaneously for a comparison period. Seller Investigators does not prevent you from using other tools. Let Jarvio scan for opportunities while Seller Investigators continues filing, and evaluate the detection overlap before making a full switch.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Jarvio file reimbursement claims for me?
Jarvio prepares complete claim documentation: transaction IDs, ASINs, quantities, dates, and supporting evidence. You submit the claims through Seller Support. Each claim takes 2-5 minutes to submit.
How much does Seller Investigators charge?
Seller Investigators charges 25% commission on all recovered funds. There is no monthly subscription; you only pay when they recover money.
Can Jarvio find the same reimbursement cases?
Jarvio scans the same FBA reports for lost inventory, damaged units, return discrepancies, shipment shortages, and fee overcharges. Seller Investigators may catch additional edge cases through their manual review process.
What if I recover $10,000 per year?
With Seller Investigators, you pay $2,500 in commission. With Jarvio, you keep the full $10,000 because reimbursement scanning is included in your subscription.
Is Seller Investigators part of Carbon6?
Yes. Seller Investigators was acquired by Carbon6, which also owns SoStocked, D8aDriven, and other Amazon seller tools.
Which catches more reimbursement cases?
Both scan the same FBA report types. Seller Investigators adds manual review by case managers which may catch edge cases. For the majority of standard discrepancies (lost, damaged, returns, shipments), detection is comparable.