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See instantly where Amazon sellers are based. Filter Chinese products and support your local sellers. Tired of navigating through endless pages of overseas sellers fake brands? VendorLens is your X-Ray vision for the Amazon Marketplace. Improve your Amazon shopping experience by instantly seeing where third-party sellers are truly based. Stop guessing where your products are coming from, easily identify international sellers, and support domestic businesses directly on the search page. Key Features: 🛡️ Instant Color-Coded Badges: See immediately if a product is sold by Amazon directly, a Local Seller, an International Vendor, or a Chinese/Hong Kong entity. 🚫 Filter the Noise: Automatically hide products from China and Hong Kong from your search results with a single click in the extension popup. Clean up your feed instantly. 🔍 Hover. Click. Verify: Seamlessly integrated into the Amazon interface. Hover over a badge to reveal the seller type, and click it to jump straight to their official business imprint. 🔒 100% Local and Private: VendorLens runs entirely in your browser. No external servers, no data collection, no tracking. Your shopping behavior stays completely private. ⚡ Seamless Integration: Works smoothly across Amazon search results, sponsored products, and category pages without slowing down your browsing. Supported Amazon Marketplaces: 🇺🇸 .com 🇬🇧 .co.uk 🇩🇪 .de 🇪🇸 .es 🇫🇷 .fr 🇮🇹 .it
Mar 3, 2026
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