Opportunity 02 · Poodle Scanner

E-commerce operations

Our first product, Poodle Scanner, brings recurring catalog quality control to Amazon agencies and brands. We are building a subscription business around keeping hundreds of product listings consistent with each brand’s standards.

  • Product Poodle Scanner
  • Model B2B subscriptions
  • Focus Commercial adoption

Listings change after launch

Content changes, variations diverge and important elements go missing. Agencies and brands need to know which listings need attention and what needs to change.

  1. 01ImportASIN lists
  2. 02EvaluateBrand standards
  3. 03ReviewFindings + reports
  4. 04RepeatFresh scheduled scans
Consistent reviews
Check titles, bullets, images, video and other listing elements against configurable standards for each catalog.
Actionable findings
Filter results and export reports. Text suggestions help operators prepare corrections for review and manual publication.
Review history
Keep prior findings available. Rescore saved pages when rules change; schedule fresh scans to review the current listing.

Our initial focus is Amazon agencies, multi-brand teams and brands with a dedicated catalog owner. Additional client catalogs can expand usage within the same agency account.

A catalog review with a specific finding

Maria, our partner in catalog operations, describes managing roughly 600 automotive ASINs. Her demonstration imports 52 ASINs and identifies a listing with a missing product video.

Watch the missing-video example

Partner demonstration. Catalog size is Maria’s reported operating context; this example does not establish customer time savings or commercial results.

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Capacity grows with the catalog and review cadence

A focused recurring workflow alongside existing seller tools: custom catalog standards, fresh findings and a report the team can use each week.

Pro · 3,000 standard scans / month
$27 / month
Plus · 19,000 standard scans / month
$170 / month

A 600-ASIN catalog uses 2,400 scans for four reviews per month, fitting Pro. Daily reviews over 30 days use 18,000 scans, fitting Plus. More catalogs and more frequent reviews increase capacity needs.

Illustrations at prices checked September 4, 2026. Pro includes 9,000 credits; Plus includes 57,000. A standard scan uses three credits; additional checks can use more. These examples describe capacity, not observed revenue or margin. Current product pricing.

Helium 10, SellerApp and DataHawk offer overlapping listing-analysis or monitoring tools. Our focus is configurable standards and recurring catalog review across an agency’s managed brands.

Built software, a demonstrated workflow, a commercial milestone ahead

Product evidence

Catalog review in practice

  • ASIN imports, configurable evaluations and exported reports
  • Scheduled fresh scans and saved review history
  • A partner demonstration with a visible missing-video finding

Commercial proof to establish

Repeat use with measured economics

  • Independent paid-customer adoption and renewals
  • Measured analyst time and useful findings
  • Observed cost to serve and gross margin

The demonstration supports the workflow claim. Independent customer, retention and margin results remain to be established.

Turn the built product into a repeatable subscription business

We are seeking investment in customer acquisition, onboarding and product reliability as usage grows.

  1. Buyer discovery20 qualified conversations

    Identify recurring catalog-review needs and the buyer’s current workflow.

  2. Month one5 paid pilots

    Start recurring reviews and measure useful findings, analyst time and delivery costs.

  3. By day 903 customers renewing twice

    Establish early paid retention and evidence for the next commercial stage.

Proposed forward-looking targets, not current traction or guaranteed results.

Product and financing scope

Poodle Scanner is a product of Marco Polo Research Lab LLC. The proposed use of capital is Poodle Scanner customer acquisition, onboarding and reliability, evaluated separately from the MPR Platform plan.

The investment amount, recipient entity, instrument, ownership and allocation of product rights remain to be agreed. This page presents the product opportunity; it does not establish a separate Poodle Scanner company or agreed financing terms.

Product engineering meets catalog experience

The founder leads product engineering and the underlying software services. Maria brings hands-on Amazon catalog experience and demonstrates the operating workflow.

Investor materials

Discuss the next stage with the founder

Explore the product opportunity in the deck and two-page pitch, then contact us to discuss financing the commercial plan.

Investor materials · September 2026. Product and pricing sources checked September 4, 2026.