No anonymous AI startup: my name is Enes, I've been selling on Amazon myself for over ten years, and I built this tool for my own products first, at night at the kitchen table, next to a half-finished listing.
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Enes Kurt
Founder of Listimo · Amazon seller for over ten years
Enes Kurt, founder and the one who answers your email. There is nobody in between.
From Germany, with an address
Baden-Württemberg. The full address and VAT identification number are in the legal notice. No shell company.
No investor money
No holding company, no chain of entities: the provider is me, as a sole trader. There is no backer I would have to deliver growth figures to, and nobody who raises the prices whenever it suits them.
I sell on Amazon myself
For over ten years, in textiles. Every one of my own products runs through this tool. When something is annoying, I notice it before you do.
No access to your account needed
Listimo never asks you for your Seller Central credentials. You get finished files and paste them in yourself. Optionally, you can connect your seller account via Amazon's official interface: authorized directly at Amazon, disconnectable at any time.
My name, address and VAT ID are in the legal notice. You can check those right away. For the rest you only have my word for now; if any of it doesn't seem plausible to you, write to me. The address is further down.
The story behind it
Why this tool exists at all.
The beginning
More than ten years on Amazon
I've been selling on Amazon for over ten years. I started like most people do: one product, one listing, everything done myself. A lot of it was bad on the first try, some of it on the second too. But it worked, and the products kept coming.
The problem
Days for a single listing
Every new product meant starting over: organizing and cutting out photos, building an infographic, writing the title and bullets, digging for search terms. A decent listing kept costing me several days. Once I outsourced it and paid a few hundred euros; I still ended up rewriting the copy myself. At some point that genuinely made me angry: the product is ready, it could be selling, and I'm spending a third evening on an infographic.
At home
Evenings disappeared into photo editing
I have a family. The listings got built in the evenings once the kids were in bed, and on weekends that should have been theirs. There were Sundays when I spent more time removing backgrounds from product photos than I spent with my children. That sounds exaggerated. It wasn't. And it bothered me more than any invoice ever did.
The turning point
Then AI got good enough
When the AI models got good enough, I built a tool for my own products: photo in, finished listing out. The first versions were honestly not great. But then came the evening I uploaded a result without touching a single image. That's when I knew I would never spend three nights on a listing again.
This is what a photo looks like
→
This is what the AI makes of it
Today
The tool became a startup
At some point the tool had become good enough for me to offer it to others. So I turned it into a company, based in Germany, with no investors breathing down my neck. I still sell on Amazon myself and run every one of my own products through the tool. When something is annoying, I notice before my customers do.
“I built Listimo so you can spend your time where it belongs: with your family, not in front of a screen.”
Enes, founder
What comes out of it
The photo on the left. What became of it on the right.
I would rather show you a result than a promise. Every image in this section was created by Listimo, from the one photo beside it. The products are examples, and the AI invented the brands on them too; it will set your real brand just as readily.
This goes inA simple photo. A phone snapshot will do.
→a few minutes
This comes outMain image, cut out on pure white.
And from the same photo, this as well
The set of images a listing needs, plus title, bullet points, description and the hidden search terms you cannot see in an image.
In-use image
Close-up detail
Infographic
Lifestyle scene
Feature image
Another feature
A+ Content
And if I feel like it, the brand page to go with it
Five modules in Amazon's module dimensions, from the same photo. That is the part that used to take me the longest.
Header module of the brand page
Benefit 1Benefit 2Benefit 3Benefit 4
Closing module
Ready to upload to Seller Central, with no graphics software and no agency.
Three other kinds of product, the same route
Textiles
Photo
→
Main image
Cosmetics
Photo
→
Main image
Electronics
Photo
→
Main image
What we hold ourselves to
Four decisions that won't change.
Your Amazon account stays yours
You get all the files to paste into Seller Central yourself. If you like, you can also connect your seller account through Amazon's official interface and push with one click, without ever giving us a password. Your credentials always stay with you; as a seller, I wouldn't accept anything less.
No subscription
Credits instead of a base fee: you only pay for what you actually use. The tool should still be worth it if you only list two products a year.
Each market in its own language
12 Amazon marketplaces across Europe and the USA, each in the local language, with the search terms buyers there actually type. A plain translation won't get you found in France.
Your results are yours
Use the images and copy wherever you like, including your own shop or eBay. There is no fine print that takes that back later.
A direct line
Write to me. I answer myself.
Tickets and emails come straight to me, with no queue in between; on business days I usually reply within 24 hours.
No made-up testimonials, no polished numbers and no brand logos without permission. I would rather show you what you can check yourself.
What you have instead: the images further up, a legal notice with my address and the option of measuring the tool against your own listing before you spend a cent.
Measure me against your own listing.
Enter the ASIN of one of your products. You get your score in under two minutes, with no sign-up and no credit card.
