What is Storefront?

    A Storefront (also called a Brand Store) is a premium brand asset available to Brand Registered sellers and vendors.
    Although Amazon does not charge a direct fee for building a Storefront, vendors often invest in creative design, agencies, copywriting, and imagery, which is why it is commonly described as “paid for by vendors.”

    Storefronts function as a brand’s own mini-website inside Amazon, providing a controlled environment free from competitor ads and distractions.

    Key Features:

    • Custom multi-page layout
    • Navigation menus (like a website)
    • Curated product collections
    • Enhanced visuals (banners, lifestyle imagery, video)
    • Analytics integration (Store Insights)
    • No competitor ads displayed
    • Custom URLs (amazon.com/yourbrand)

    Purpose of a Storefront:

    • Increase brand awareness
    • Consolidate the full assortment in one place
    • Improve conversion through better storytelling
    • Support Sponsored Brands ads that link directly to Store pages
    • Run seasonal or thematic landing pages (e.g., holiday collection)

    Common Storefront Pages:

    • Homepage (brand identity + hero banners)
    • Category or subcategory pages
    • Best sellers
    • New arrivals
    • Promotions or seasonal collections
    • Brand story / About page
    • Bundles or curated sets

    Benefits for Vendors and Sellers:

    • Strong brand control: No competitor ads, no cross-product clutter
    • Higher conversion rates: Customers browse more SKUs when immersed in the brand experience
    • Better advertising performance: Sponsored Brands ads perform better when directed to Store pages
    • Improved discoverability: Shows all products from the brand in one place
    • Analytics visibility: “Store Insights” shows traffic, conversions, and page-level performance

    Benefits for Amazon:

    • Enhanced shopping experience through rich visual content
    • Stronger brand presence attracts premium brands and large vendors
    • Helps structure catalogues and reduce customer friction

    Example:
    A skincare brand builds a multi-page Storefront with:

    • “Cleansers,” “Moisturizers,” and “Serums” pages
    • Lifestyle images and routine guides
    • Video banners introducing the brand
    • A “Holiday Gift Sets” seasonal page
       Traffic from Sponsored Brands ads is directed to curated product collections, increasing conversion and average order value.

    Why It Matters:
    Storefronts provide brands with a highly controlled, premium shopping environment within Amazon - improving visibility, storytelling cohesion, and overall customer engagement.

    In short:
    A Storefront is a curated, customisable brand shop on Amazon that showcases a brand’s full product lineup with enhanced visuals and storytelling, helping vendors and sellers drive brand awareness and higher conversion.

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