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How to Find Someone's Amazon Storefront and Seller Information?

How to Find Someone's Amazon Storefront and Seller Information?
Published:
March 30, 2026
Adam E Wilkens

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So you saw it on TikTok. An influencer opened an entire box of incredible products-all from their Amazon store. You raced to Amazon, searched their name and… got nothing.

Sound familiar?

Amazon is designed for products, not people. Finding a specific seller, influencer, or brand is not straightforward.

This is a wall that brands hit too. It's very hard to find Amazon influencers or competitors without a clear plan.

In this guide, we’ll lay out seven easy, fast, and reliable methods for finding ANY Amazon storefront on desktop, through the app, and via social media. All of the knowledge you’ll need is in this one spot.

Here we go.

What Is an Amazon Storefront?

Let's first define it in simple terms.

An Amazon storefront is a branded page hosted within Amazon. It allows a seller or content creator to feature and promote all their products in one place. Think of it as a curated page of products chosen by a specific seller or influencer.

There are two basic forms that Amazon Store Fronts take:

   • Brand/Seller Storefronts – Typically created by brands and merchants selling their own branded products. Their URL format would look something like amazon.com/stores/[BrandName]

   • Amazon Influencer Storefront – Influencers use these pages to promote products and earn a commission through the Amazon Influencer Program. Their URL format would look something like amazon.com/shop/[handle]

Both give buyers one place to browse everything.

We recommend spending some time learning how to set up your own Amazon storefront before committing to the job.

Who Searches for Amazon Storefronts — and Why?

People search for Amazon storefronts for very different reasons. Your reason determines which method works best for you.

   1. Shoppers – Wish to find a favorite seller to revisit or scan the whole array of products recommended by an influencer.

  2. Brands/Marketers – Seeking an Amazon influencer who can assist with promotions or a campaign.

   3. Competitors – Wish to perform an Amazon seller search to examine the selection of products and also to find out how they work.

All three of the above can use the method below.

Method 1 — Use the Direct Amazon Storefront URL

This is the quickest way to locate the Amazon storefront. You must know the brand name or the influencer's name when using this method.
Copy and paste one of these Amazon storefront link formats into your web browser:

   • For Influencers: amazon.com/shop/[influencerhandle]
   • For Brand Sellers: amazon.com/stores/[BrandName]

For example, if the fitness influencer's name is Jake Reed, the link would be: amazon.com/shop/jakereed.
Steps:

   1. Open your browser.
   2. Type in the URL in the address bar.
   3. Hit enter.
   4. Navigate directly to their storefront.

This totally avoids using the Amazon search feature. It's the fastest Amazon storefront search available, especially if you know the product you are looking for.

Method 2 — Search Amazon Storefronts Using the Search Bar

Don't know the direct URL? That's okay. This is the easiest way to search Amazon storefronts (desktop and mobile) using the internal search bar.

   • For Desktop:

Go to amazon.com. Enter the brand's name into the search bar. Click Enter. Click on one of the products that comes up in the search results. On the PDP, below the product title, click on the blue, hyperlinked brand name. You will now be sent to their storefront page.

  • For Amazon App:

Search for the brand/seller in the Amazon app, tap any product in that store, then tap the "Visit the [Brand] Store" button on the product listing.

Smart Tip: Often, if you search for the seller/brand, the brand's banner appears in your search results. It will provide a shortcut to that specific Amazon storefront, leading you directly there with a single tap.

Method 3 — Find a Storefront from a Product Page

Looking at a product right now? Here's the simplest way to locate the seller on Amazon without leaving the current page.
Desktop:

   • View any product listing on Amazon.
   • Locate the "Sold by" text on the right side of the page.
   • Click on the seller's name.
   • You will now be on their storefront or seller page.

Amazon App:

   • View any product listing.
   • Scroll down and locate the "Ships from and sold by [Seller Name]" text.
   • Tap on the seller's name.

Want to know more about the seller? Take a look at the seller page URL: you'll want to locate the merchant. And the characters after it will be the seller's ID number, which you can use with third-party Amazon seller data tools to get info.

Method 4 — Browse Amazon Storefronts via #FoundItOnAmazon

There's a built-in way for you to view Amazon influencer storefronts on Amazon.com; it's called #FoundItOnAmazon. This is Amazon's take on an influencer discovery feed.

How to do it:

   1. Go to amazon.com
   2. Click the menu icon () on the top left
   3. Click see all
   4. Click #FoundItOnAmazon
   5. Select a product category, like Skincare, Home Decor, Gaming, or Running.
   6. Browse through Amazon influencer stores with the photos and posts
   7. Click on any influencer's name, and it will take you to their whole storefront page

Alternatively, go to Amazon Live, under the "See all, there's an Amazon Live. You can view streams with influencers who are also talking about products, live. Each stream links directly to the influencer's storefront.

Categories in the #FoundItOnAmazon feed: interior design, women's style, skincare, travel, coffee, gaming, pets, hair care, and more.
Note: This feed does not show every category. If you don't see yours, use the social media option below.

Method 5 — Find Amazon Influencer Storefronts on Social Media

This strategy is ideal if you're doing thorough research on Amazon influencers. Most Amazon influencers will broadcast their stores on social media. Below, you'll find how to access these and where they may be located.

TikTok

TikTok is one of the best platforms to find Amazon influencer stores today.

   1. Open TikTok.
   2. Search for the following hashtags: #AmazonFinds, #AmazonMustHaves, #FoundItOnAmazon, or #AmazonFinds2026.
   3. Once you've found a video featuring a product you're interested in, tap the creator's name to go to their profile.
   4. Tap the link in their bio - almost all use a Linktree (or similar link aggregator).
   5. Find and tap their Amazon store link.

Instagram

Discovering influencers on Amazon follows a very similar approach to finding them on Instagram.

   1. On Instagram, open it.
   2. Use hashtags such as #AmazonMustHaves, #FoundItOnAmazonHomeDecor, or #AmazonStyleFinds to search.
   3. Tap a post you are interested in.
   4. Go to the influencer's profile.
   5. Click on the link in their bio.
   6. There will then be an Amazon storefront link in their bio page.

YouTube

YouTube creators provide a link to their storefront in their video description box.

   1. Go to YouTube.
   2. Search "[influencer name] Amazon storefront" or "[product type] Amazon finds".
   3. Click on a relevant video.
   4. Click on 'Show More' underneath the description.
   5. Locate the link to their Amazon storefront (most creators pin it to the top of every description box).

Method 6 — Search Amazon Storefronts on Google

This will sometimes be faster than Amazon's own search bar. This is more for smaller sellers/niche influencers and is not easily discoverable on Amazon.

You can use the following Google search format:

   • site:amazon.com/shop [influencer name]
   • "[name]" "amazon storefront."
   • "[brand name]" amazon.com/stores

Here's how to do it:

   1. Go to google.com
   2. Enter any of the search formats above into the search bar
   3. Click the Amazon.com link in the result

You are taken directly to the storefront. This will often be an effective fallback option for when the Amazon search bar returns entirely unrelated results.

Method 7 — Use Amazon Storefront Search Tools

If you are a brand or marketer, you'll need to find influencers on Amazon in volume. Manual searching takes too long. Tools are a must and make the Amazon influencer search quicker and much more data-driven:

   1. Referazon – Search Amazon influencer stores by category. Moreover, retrieve follower counts, engagement rates, and direct contact information.
   2. Influencer Hero – Find Amazon influencer stores and reach out to them from a central dashboard.
   3. Popular Pays – Discover and work with Amazon influencers to create sponsored content.
   4. Jungle Scout – Search the Amazon stores of rival sellers and monitor their product performance.

These tools are for those selling through or doing an intensive study of competitors. For an Amazon consumer, a free tool is more than sufficient.

How to Find Your Amazon Saved Storefronts?

Amazon lets you follow and save any storefront you visit regularly. This guide will show you how to access your saved Amazon storefronts again:

On the Amazon app:

   • Open the Amazon app on your phone.
   • Tap on the person icon at the bottom of the screen.
   • Tap "Your Account".
   • Scroll down to see "Your Stores" or "Following."
   • Tap any store you want to visit from this list, and you can explore their items.

On Desktop:

   1. Log in to amazon.com.
   2. Hover over "Accounts & Lists" in the top right corner.
   3. Find "Your Stores" within the "Your Account" menu.

View all monitored sellers and influencers without further inquiry.

How to Change Your Amazon Storefront Name (Influencer Program)?

Already an Amazon Influencer? How to change your Amazon Storefront website name for the Influencer program:

   1. Log in to your Amazon Influencer account at affiliate-program.amazon.com.
   2. Click Edit Profile.
   3. Change your Storefront Name and your handle.
   4. Save it.

If you change your handle, your Amazon link will no longer work. Update all your social sites and website links right away to prevent lost traffic.

Tip: Keep the handle the same as your TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube handles. So your Amazon Storefront can be searched on both the Amazon Storefront search and Google.

Quick Tips to Browse Amazon Storefronts More Efficiently

By following these habits, you'll save time every time you want to search for Amazon storefronts:

   1. Follow Storefronts You Like: Tap the follow button to ensure product updates are sent to your feed so you don't have to look up each storefront again.
   2. #Founditonamazon Feed: This feature lets you browse Amazon influencer stores by category rather than scrolling through each store individually.
   3. Use the Amazon app instead of the desktop when browsing on your mobile: the app loads storefronts (especially from product pages) faster than Amazon.com on desktop.
   4. Can't Find Them on Amazon? Try Google: If you know a seller's name but can't find their store, searching Google is a quick way to find them if Amazon's search is failing you.
   5. Check the Bio: The vast majority of Amazon influencers have their storefront link in their social media bio.

Save the seller ID from the URL when you want to look up Amazon seller information for research. It will be found in the URL directly following the merchant identifier.

Dotcom Reps — Where Clicks Become Customers.

Finding someone's Amazon Storefront is simpler than you might think. The absolute quickest way is to use the correct URL.
Type amazon.com/shop/[name] or amazon.com/stores/[BrandName] into your web browser, and you will have successfully landed on the right page.

Shoppers use search; brands need hashtags or tools (like Referazon) for large-scale Amazon searches.

Amazon frequently redesigns and changes its interfaces. The process is the same here: locate and click on the seller's name to navigate to their storefront. Save this page; we maintain it for you.


This is step 1 of 2: finding someone's storefront. The second, which involves creating a sales-generating storefront, requires more intensive effort.

At Dotcom Reps, we provide Amazon brands with breakthrough content, strategy, and data-driven campaigns, ranging from launch to influencer collaborations. Give us a call to find out how an Amazon agency can scale your business.

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FAQ — People Also Ask

   1. How Do I Find Someone's Amazon Storefront If I Don't Know Their Username?

You must type their name and the phrase "Amazon storefront" into Google. Otherwise, you can scroll through TikTok or Instagram using #AmazonFinds or #FoundItOnAmazon, and check the creator's bio link to get their Amazon storefront link.

   2. How Do I Find A Store On Amazon Using The App?

Open the Amazon app and search for the seller or brand name in the search bar. Select a product from the seller you are interested in, and then tap on "Visit the [Brand] Store" from the product page to take you to their Amazon storefront.

   3. What Is The Amazon Storefront Link Format?

For Amazon Influencers, it will be amazon.com/shop/[handle], and for sellers and registered brands, it will be amazon.com/stores/[BrandName]. Both formats can be typed directly into your search engine to quickly reach an Amazon storefront.

   4. Can I Browse All Amazon Storefronts In One Place?

Not as one whole directory. #FoundItOnAmazon, which arranges influencer stores by category, is closest. It does not cover every category or every seller.

   5. How Do I Find Amazon Influencers For My Brand?

Begin with the free discovery of the #FoundItOnAmazon feed and Amazon Live. Quickly search for Amazon influencers using their category, follower count, and engagement rate with Referazon or Influencer Hero.

   6. What Is The Difference Between An Amazon Seller Storefront And An Amazon Influencer Storefront?

Amazon seller storefronts are business or personal accounts that sell their products. Amazon Influencer program members open an individual storefront and refer products, earning a commission on sales. These influencers do not sell any products themselves.

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