Several accounts, one command deck
Five storefronts on Standard and eight on PRO — different brands, entities or marketplaces — with one catalogue, one set of rules and one place where the totals already agree.
Powerful
Octopus
Octopus Package · Powerful
Five Amazon accounts, fifteen people and books that finally balance. Octopus is the plan for an operation with moving parts — and PRO adds a sixth tool that takes your catalogue beyond Amazon alone.
$499$799/monthStandardPRO tier
Standard $499/month · PRO $799/month
“Don’t chase the system, manage it!”
58Amazon accounts
1520Users
34API connections
$75K$100KMonthly turnover
25,000Stock items
Octopus is for an operation, not a seller
Several accounts, a real team, and a month-end that currently involves exporting settlement reports into a spreadsheet and losing a day.
Books that balance themselves
MobyPoint reconciles every Amazon payout line to the cent and gives you profit and loss per SKU and per marketplace. The month-end that used to eat a day stops eating a day.
Beyond Amazon
On PRO, MobyChannel pushes the same catalogue, stock and prices to your other sales channels — so a second channel stops meaning a second spreadsheet and a nightly reconciliation ritual.
Octopus is probably not your plan if…
You need every tool we make, unlimited seats or a setup shaped around your own processes rather than ours. That is Whale, and at that size the conversation is about your operation rather than a plan page. Look at Whale instead →
Five Core Suite tools on Standard, six on PRO
Everything Dolphin runs, plus the two that matter once money and channels multiply: accounting that reconciles itself, and a catalogue that is not tied to one marketplace.
MobyScan Included
Scan a barcode in the aisle and see landed profit, FBA fees and sales rank before the item goes in your cart.
In OctopusBuy decisions with the fee maths already done.
MobyLister Included
Turn a UPC or ASIN into a live Amazon listing — condition notes, templates and FNSKU labels included.
In OctopusBulk listing, templates, labels — at team scale.
MobyPricer Included
Rule-based repricing inside a floor and a ceiling you set. It chases the Buy Box against the seller types you choose and stops rather than selling under your margin.
In OctopusBuy Box competition inside the floor you set, across every connected account.
MobyShelf Included
One stock ledger across warehouses and channels — restock forecasts, ageing stock and stranded inventory surfaced before Amazon tells you.
In OctopusOne stock ledger, restock forecasts, ageing and stranded stock flagged early.
MobyPoint New at this plan
Seller accounting that reconciles every Amazon payout line to the cent, with profit and loss per SKU and per marketplace.
In OctopusEvery payout line reconciled to the cent, profit and loss per SKU and per marketplace, exports your accountant will actually accept.
MobyChannel PRO only
Push the same catalogue, stock and prices to your other sales channels without keeping a second spreadsheet alive.
In OctopusThe same catalogue, stock and prices pushed to your other sales channels — without a second system to keep alive.
The number that usually decides it
Work out what a day of somebody’s month-end costs you, multiply it by twelve, and compare it to the step up from Dolphin. For most operations at this size MobyPoint alone closes that gap — everything else on this page is what you get on top.
Every limit, in one table
The same figures that appear on the printed sheet — nothing rounded up for the website.
| Limit | Standard | PRO |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon accounts | 5 | 8 |
| Users | 15 | 20 |
| Included tools | Scan · Lister · Pricer · Shelf · Point | + MobyChannel, all PRO grade |
| API connections | 3 | 4 |
| Switch operations | 2,000 | 3,000 |
| Block operations | 2,000 | 3,000 |
| Fixer operations | 2,000 | 3,000 |
| Monthly turnover | $75K | $100K |
| Stock items | 25,000 | 25,000 |
| Phone & email support | ✓ | ✓ |
A month on Octopus
At this size the interesting unit is not the week — it is the month, and specifically the end of it.
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Day 1 — the morning dashboard
Five accounts, one screen. Yesterday’s sales, the Buy Box share, what is about to run out and what is quietly ageing — across every storefront, without opening five tabs.
Multi-account · MobyShelf02
Days 2–20 — the team just works
Fifteen people on Standard and twenty on PRO, each with their own login: sourcers scanning, listers clearing, warehouse staff shipping, all writing into the same catalogue rather than into each other’s spreadsheets.
Seats03
Any day — the second channel
On PRO, MobyChannel keeps your other sales channels stocked and priced from the same catalogue. Adding a channel stops being a project.
MobyChannel04
Day 28 — the settlement report
Amazon pays out and MobyPoint has already matched it line by line — fees, reimbursements, returns, storage. What used to be a day of exporting and squinting is a report you read.
MobyPoint05
Day 30 — the close
Profit and loss per SKU and per marketplace, exported in a shape your accountant does not send back. You find out which SKUs actually made money this month while it is still useful to know.
MobyPointDon’t chase the system, manage it!
That sentence is printed on the Octopus sheet, and it is the whole argument for this plan. Every limit on this page is taken directly from it.
What you are actually paying for
What Point replaces
A day a monthThe export-and-squint ritual at the end of every settlement period, done for you and reconciled to the cent before you open it.
Standard to PRO
$499 → $799Three more Amazon accounts, five more seats, a fourth API connection, $25K more turnover — and MobyChannel, which is the real reason most operations make the jump.
The catalogue ceiling
25,000 itemsThe same on both tiers, because at this size the thing that scales is accounts, people and channels — not the number of SKUs.
Octopus FAQ
Questions
Questions
about Octopus
The things sellers ask us before they commit to this plan specifically.
Not answered here?
Tell our McKinney, TX team your monthly turnover, SKU count and headcount. Fifteen minutes is usually enough to know whether Octopus is the right size — including when the honest answer is no.
Talk to us 214 214 MOBYWhat does MobyPoint actually reconcile?
Every line Amazon puts in a settlement — sales, referral and FBA fees, refunds, reimbursements, storage and advertising deductions — matched against your own cost basis, then rolled up into profit and loss per SKU and per marketplace.
Does this mean I no longer need an accountant?
No, and it is not trying to. It ends the data entry and the reconciliation guesswork, and hands your accountant numbers that already balance. What they do with those numbers is still their job.
What is the real difference between $499 and $799?
Three more Amazon accounts, five more seats, one more API connection, $25K more monthly turnover — and MobyChannel, which is PRO only. If you sell on Amazon alone, Standard is very often the right answer.
Which channels does MobyChannel support?
It is built to keep one catalogue in sync across the other marketplaces and storefronts you sell on. Tell us which ones matter to your business before you buy, and we will confirm exactly what is supported today.
Can each seat have different permissions?
Seats are individual logins rather than a shared password, which is the security answer most teams are looking for at this size. If you need a specific permission structure, raise it with us before you migrate.
What counts as a Switch, Block or Fixer operation?
They are the automated actions your rules can take. Octopus includes 2,000 of each a month on Standard and 3,000 on PRO. Regularly running the allowance down is the signal to move up rather than a reason for anything to stop.
We are on Dolphin with three accounts. What does migration involve?
A plan change, not a rebuild. Your catalogue, cost basis, rules and history stay put; the extra accounts get connected through Amazon’s standard authorisation flow, and MobyPoint starts reconciling from the history already in your account.
All plans
Every plan, side by side
All five run on the same Core Suite and the same shared record. What changes is how many Amazon accounts, seats and units you get — and moving between them later costs you nothing but the price difference.
