The quickest way to find someone's Amazon storefront is Spreesy's free Amazon storefront finder. Type their name or @handle, and it shows their amazon.com/shop/ address. No match? Check their social bio, type amazon.com/shop/ plus their handle, or search Google for their name.
Skip Amazon's own search bar. I searched Amazon for "arin solange storefront" and got 20 products and zero storefront links. The finder found her storefront from her name alone.
In this guide, you'll learn how to:
- Find someone's storefront, with or without a link
- Reopen the storefronts you follow
- Search inside a creator's storefront
- Find a brand store or a seller's storefront
The finder gives 3 free searches a day without an account. For repeated lookups, Spreesy's searchable influencer directory covers 188,000+ storefronts across Amazon US, Canada, the UK, and Germany.
Which Kind of Amazon Storefront Are You Looking For?
Amazon uses the word storefront for three different pages. An influencer storefront lives at amazon.com/shop/ and holds one person's picks. A brand store lives at amazon.com/stores/. A seller storefront lists one merchant's catalog under amazon.com/s?me=. Each type is found a different way, so check which one you need first.
Storefront type | Who owns it | URL pattern | Fastest way in |
|---|---|---|---|
Influencer storefront | A creator in the Amazon Influencer or Associates program | amazon.com/shop/handle (or /shop/influencer- plus a code) | The creator's bio link |
Brand store | The brand (Brand Registry) | amazon.com/stores/Brand/page/ID | The Visit the [Brand] Store link on a product page |
Seller storefront | A third-party seller | amazon.com/s?me=SELLERID (profile: amazon.com/sp?seller=SELLERID) | The Sold by name in the buy box |
Amazon calls the creator pages Influencer or Associate storefronts. A small Earns revenue label under the name marks a creator paid through those programs.
How to Find Someone's Amazon Storefront
Someone's Amazon storefront is their public page at amazon.com/shop/ followed by a handle. Amazon offers no people search, so you reach it through a link. Five routes work, and four of them are free. Pick the route that matches what you already know: a link, a handle, a name, or a product.
What you know | Fastest route | Cost |
|---|---|---|
Their social profile | Method 1: the bio link | Free |
Their handle | Method 2: amazon.com/shop/handle | Free |
Only their name | Method 3: a Google search | Free |
A product they reviewed | Method 4: the product video row | Free |
Nothing specific, or many people | Method 5: a storefront directory | $59 a month |
Method 1: Tap the Link in Their Social Bio
Most storefront owners publish the link themselves, because each sale through it earns them a commission. Open their TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, or Pinterest profile. Those are the 5 platforms Amazon accepts for its creator program. The link often sits behind a link-in-bio page, under a button like Shop my Amazon.
Also check pinned posts and video captions. Creators often repeat the link there when they review a product.
Method 2: Type amazon.com/shop/ Plus Their Handle
A storefront address is amazon.com/shop/ followed by the handle the creator chose. Many reuse their social username, so amazon.com/shop/arinsolange opens Arin Solange's page. Drop the @ sign before you type it. A failed guess proves nothing. Some creators pick a different handle, and others keep an auto-generated address that starts with influencer- and a code.
Arin Solange's storefront at amazon.com/shop/arinsolange: a Top Creator badge, 1,469 posts, and TikTok and Instagram handles in the bio. Everything on this page is public, which is what makes it searchable.
If the address shows an error page, move on to Method 3 instead of guessing more spellings.
Method 3: Search Google for Their Name
Google indexes Amazon storefront pages, so it finds ones you cannot guess. Search the person's name plus amazon storefront. When I searched arin solange amazon storefront, her storefront ranked first, ahead of her blog and Instagram. Adding site:amazon.com/shop limits the results to storefront pages and their idea lists.
- Name only: search the name plus amazon storefront.
- Common name: add site:amazon.com/shop and a niche word, such as site:amazon.com/shop sarah home decor.
- No name at all: search #amazonstorefront or #founditonamazon on TikTok or Instagram to find creators in your niche.
Method 4: Click Their Name Under a Product Video
Creator videos on a product page link back to the person who made them. Open a product they reviewed, scroll to the videos, and click the name under a clip. Amazon's help page says the name opens the creator's profile, which links to their storefront. On the Levoit Core 300-P listing, that row showed 10 creator videos.
Amazon’s video viewer links the contributor name to a storefront. Manufacturer clips can appear in the same product gallery.
Brand videos sit in the same row, so check who posted a clip before you click.
Method 5: Search a Storefront Directory
A storefront directory lets you search people the way Amazon search does not. Spreesy indexes 188,000+ storefronts across Amazon US, Canada, the UK, and Germany, refreshed monthly. Search a handle, a name, or words from a bio, video title, or list title. Then click Open storefront to land on the live Amazon page.
Searching @arinsolange returned Arin Solange, with an Open storefront link to her public Amazon page.
- Open Spreesy, choose Browse influencers, and pick your marketplace.
- Type the handle. My arinsolange search returned exactly 1 match: Arin Solange.
- Check the bio and social icons to confirm you have the right person.
- Click Open storefront. Here it opened amazon.com/shop/arinsolange.
Seller access costs $59 a month, flat, with a 30-day money-back guarantee. There is no free trial of the paid workspace. For one person you already know, Methods 1 to 3 cost nothing.
What Doesn't Work: Searching Amazon for Their Name
Amazon's search bar finds products, not people. Many guides say to type a creator's name and click Visit the Storefront. I tested it with a 1,469-post Top Creator. Searching arin solange storefront returned 20 product results and zero links to any storefront. Use the bio link or Google instead.
Searching Amazon for "arin solange storefront" returned 20 product results on October 14, 2026. None of them linked to her storefront.
Amazon's own help page points the other way. To reach a creator's storefront, it says to click their name on content they posted. That is Method 4.
How to Find the Amazon Storefronts You Follow
Amazon keeps every creator and brand you follow on one page, called Who you Follow. None of the 15 links in the Account & Lists menu leads there. The direct address works on desktop: amazon.com/gp/profile/follow/recommendations. Bookmark it once, and you never have to dig through the account menus again.
- Sign in to Amazon in a desktop browser.
- Open Amazon's Who you Follow page. It lists the people and brands you follow.
- Bookmark the page so you can come back without the link.
Skip the Your Content link on the Your Account page. If you have never posted a review or photo, it opens a page that says "You don't have a profile yet", with no follow list.
The Follow button on a brand store. Followed stores and creators appear under Who you Follow in your Amazon profile.
On your phone: the Amazon app moves its menus between versions. If you can't find Who you Follow in the app, open the same link in your phone's browser and sign in.
Your follows are public by default. Amazon's Follow help page says they show on your public profile, and sometimes on the page of the person you follow. You can hide them in your profile settings.
Never pressed Follow? Then the list is empty. Search your browser history for amazon.com/shop to find storefronts you opened before.
How to Search Inside Someone's Amazon Storefront
Influencer storefronts have their own search box above the posts. Arin Solange's reads Search all 1,469 posts. Type a product word and the grid filters down to matching posts. Tabs for Idea Lists, Photos, and Videos narrow it further, and category tiles show post counts like Home Decor (38 posts).
Typing "laundry basket" into Arin Solange's storefront search filtered her 1,469 posts down to matching videos, with the tagged products under each clip.
- Start broad: type a plain word like basket, then add a brand if you get too many results.
- Use the tabs: Videos show demos, Idea Lists group picks by theme, and Photos show the item in use.
- Read the category tiles: each shows a post count, such as 38 posts in Home Decor and 2 in Deals.
Brand stores have a search box too. On a brand store it reads Search all [Brand] and only searches that brand's catalog.
How to Find a Brand's Storefront on Amazon
A brand store is a brand's own shop on Amazon, with its own tabs and product collections. Its URL contains amazon.com/stores/. There are 3 ways in. Click the brand link on a product page, the logo above search results, or type a short address. Start with the product-page link.
Click 'Visit the [Brand] Store' on a Product Page
Most product pages link to the brand behind them. Look under the product title for Visit the [Brand] Store, or the brand's name or logo. On the Olay listing it reads Visit the Olay Store. Any listing from the brand works, even when a third-party seller is the one selling it.
The 'Visit the Olay Store' link sits directly under the product title on every Olay listing.
The brand store after clicking through. The 'Search all Olay' box only searches that brand's catalog.
Search the Brand and Click Its Logo
Searching a brand name often puts its logo or banner above the results. Searching new balance shows the NB logo next to Filter by category, and clicking it opens the New Balance store. Some of these placements are sponsored, and not every brand gets one. If nothing appears, use the product-page route.
The New Balance logo above the results, next to Filter by category, opens the New Balance store.
Inside the New Balance store: the brand's own tabs and product grid, with no third-party listings mixed in.
Type the Brand's Short Address
Some brands claim a short address in the form amazon.com/brandname. Typing amazon.com/adidas opens the adidas store in one step, with no search. It only works for brands that claimed one and whose exact name you know. An error page or a search page means that brand has no short address.
The short address amazon.com/adidas opens the adidas brand store directly. Only brands that claimed a vanity URL have one.
How to Find a Third-Party Seller's Storefront and Seller Information
A seller storefront is not a brand store. It lists every item one third-party seller ships, and its URL carries the seller ID: amazon.com/s?me=SELLERID. The seller profile page, amazon.com/sp?seller=SELLERID, holds the business name, address, ratings, and feedback. Both start from the Sold by line in the buy box.
Vetting a seller before you buy is its own job. For the full walkthrough, use the look up a specific Amazon seller guide; the steps below cover the storefront and the ID.
From 'Sold by' to the Seller's Storefront and ID
The buy box names the seller next to Sold by. Clicking that name opens the seller profile, and the profile links to Visit the [Seller] storefront. The seller ID sits in both URLs: after seller= on the profile and after me= on the storefront. AnkerDirect's, for example, is A294P4X9EWVXLJ.
Step 1: Open 'other sellers' or the 'Sold by' name
On the product page, find Sold by in the buy box. When several sellers offer the item, click other sellers (or New & Used from) to open the full list on the right.
The 'other sellers' link on a product page opens the full list of sellers offering the item.
Step 2: Click the seller whose storefront you want
Each offer in the list shows Sold by and a seller name. Click the name. It opens that seller's profile page at amazon.com/sp?seller=SELLERID.
Each offer shows a 'Sold by' name. Clicking Active Trade opens that seller's profile page.
Step 3: Open the storefront and copy the seller ID
Click Visit the [Seller] storefront on the profile. The catalog URL contains me= followed by the seller ID. Keep that ID if you need to identify the seller in another tool.
Check the Seller's Ratings, Feedback, and Business Details
The profile page is where you vet a third-party seller. About Seller shows the customer service phone. Detailed Seller Information adds the legal business name and address. Feedback shows the star split, with 30-day, 90-day, 12-month, and lifetime filters. Read the 1-star feedback first; shipping and counterfeit problems show up there.
Active Trade's feedback: 4.9 out of 5 across 1,116 ratings in 12 months. Switch the star filter to 1 star to read the complaints first.
It also helps to know whether Amazon inspects returns before you buy from an unfamiliar store.
For Sellers: Find Creators Who Already Feature Products Like Yours
Sellers looking for creators to pitch need a different search: start from a product, not a person. Open a competitor's listing, note who films it, and run its ASIN through an influencer search. The Levoit Core 300-P listing showed 10 creator videos per page load; a Spreesy ASIN search found 2,224 influencers.
Follow the full guide to finding Amazon influencers for your products for the ASIN search, shortlist examples, and an outreach template. For a comparison of the discovery routes, read Spreesy's guide to finding Amazon influencers.
Budget for samples and content fees on top of the standard commission. Creator Connections bonus commissions are paid by the seller, and no tool can promise a creator will reply.
Common Mistakes When Looking for an Amazon Storefront
Most dead ends come from searching in the wrong place or mixing up the three page types. The fixes are small: search Google instead of Amazon, read the URL, and start from a product page. These 5 mistakes cost readers the most time.
- Searching Amazon for a person. My test returned 20 products and 0 storefronts. Use Google or the bio link.
- Treating a failed /shop/ guess as proof. The creator may use another handle or an auto-generated address.
- Confusing the seller with the brand. Sold by names the merchant; Visit the Store names the brand.
- Copying the marketplace ID. ATVPDKIKX0DER is the same for every US seller. The seller ID follows me=.
- Following without checking privacy. Your follows are public unless you hide them in your profile settings.
Which Storefront Method Should You Use?
Match the method to what you already know. For a creator, use their bio link, then amazon.com/shop/handle, then Google. For storefronts you follow, open the Who you Follow page. For a brand, click its link on a product page, and for a seller, click Sold by. Use a directory for repeated lookups.
If your goal is choosing creators for a campaign, continue with the seller's influencer discovery guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find someone's Amazon storefront without a link?
Search Google for their name plus amazon storefront, or type amazon.com/shop/ plus their handle. If both fail, click their name under a product video they made. For many lookups, Spreesy's directory covers 188,000+ storefronts.
Can you search for storefronts on Amazon?
No. Amazon's search bar returns products, not storefronts. My search for "arin solange storefront" returned 20 products and no storefront link. Google, the creator's bio link, or a directory works instead.
How do I find the Amazon storefronts I follow?
Open the Who you Follow page while signed in to Amazon. On desktop it lives at amazon.com/gp/profile/follow/recommendations. None of the 15 links in the Account & Lists menu leads there, so bookmark it.
Can other people see who I follow on Amazon?
Yes, by default. Amazon says your follows, except followed interests, appear on your public profile and may show on the followed person's page. You can hide them in your profile settings.
How do I find an Amazon influencer's storefront from TikTok?
Open the creator's TikTok profile and tap the link in their bio. Most link it directly or through a link-in-bio page. If there is no link, try amazon.com/shop/ plus the handle, or search Google for their name.
How do I search inside someone's Amazon storefront?
Use the search box above their posts. On Arin Solange's storefront it reads "Search all 1,469 posts". Type a product word, then use the Videos, Photos, or Idea Lists tabs to narrow the results.
Is there a directory of all Amazon storefronts?
Amazon doesn't publish one, but Spreesy runs a searchable index. It covers 188,000+ storefronts across Amazon US, Canada, the UK, and Germany, updated monthly. Seller access costs $59 a month with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
How do I find a seller's storefront and seller ID on Amazon?
Click the Sold by name on the product page, then Visit the [Seller] storefront. The profile URL contains seller=ID and the storefront URL contains me=ID. That string is the seller ID; the marketplaceID part is the same for every US seller.
How do I find my own Amazon storefront link?
Influencers: your storefront is amazon.com/shop/ plus the name you chose when you joined the program. Sellers: it is amazon.com/s?me= plus your Seller ID. Seller Central shows the ID as your Merchant Token under Settings, then Account Info.