Policies and agreements

The products you offer for sale on Amazon must comply with your seller agreement, including all applicable Amazon policies, and all applicable laws and regulations. Before listing products, make sure that you understand all your responsibilities as a seller.

Prohibited seller activities and listing restrictions

To sell on Amazon, you may not engage in any of the activities described in our policy on Prohibited Seller Activities and Actions. You also may not list products that:

Violate our Restricted Products Policy
Are unsafe
Are available only by prescription
Violate any applicable domestic or international laws, including trade of endangered species
Violate a third party’s intellectual property rights or our Intellectual Property Violations Policy or our Anti-Counterfeiting Policy
Violate any other Amazon policies, including those described under the following:
- Offensive and Controversial Products
- Recalled Products

What requires pre-approval?

Some categories, brands, and products require Amazon’s pre-approval before you can list them. Please review our Category and Product Restrictions.

Policy violations

Maintaining a trusted marketplace for buyers and sellers is our top priority. We are constantly innovating on behalf of our customers to improve the services we offer and the ways we monitor our marketplace. When we identify a violation of our policies, we take appropriate action, which may include suspending or removing your selling privileges.

If you see activity that appears to be violating Amazon's rules and policies, you can report it here.

Seller Agreement and Related Policies

It is important you read and understand all applicable Amazon agreements and policies for the Amazon.com.au marketplace, as each Amazon marketplace may have unique policies and agreements. Here are some of the key requirements for selling on Amazon: