I'll introduce you to our module A2A Search. With A2A Search, you can compare products across Amazon marketplaces to identify profitable deals. But it's more than just a search tool - you can set up notifications to alert you on Discord, so you never miss a deal.
To get started, head to the dashboard, navigate to "Research," and open the A2A Search. The table here is unique compared to our other tools, and in this guide, I'll walk you through its features step by step, showing you what's new and how to make the most of A2A Search. Let's dive in!
Step-by-Step Guide: Using the A2A Search and Filters
1. Configure Your filters
Start by setting up your filters with the Preset Manager.
You can define criteria such as minimum profit, margin, ROI, monthly sales, price range, categories, and other product-related conditions. This allows you to narrow down the results and focus only on A2A deals that match your sourcing strategy.
Once you have created a useful filter combination, save it as a preset so you can reuse it later without configuring every setting again.
Under Listing Status you will find the Availability filter: choose In Stock to only see deals that are currently available, OOS to see deals that have sold out, or Mix to see both.
2. Review potential Deals in the table
Use the A2A Search table to evaluate the available opportunities.
Important information to review includes:
Buying and selling marketplaces
Purchase price
Current selling price
Monthly sales
Profit
Margin
ROI
Sales rank
Number of offers
Keepa price history
You should also check the 30-, 60-, and 90-day averages for price, profit, and margin.
A deal may appear profitable based on the current selling price, but the historical averages help you determine whether that price is stable or only temporarily increased.
The charts are particularly useful for identifying price trends, changes in competition and the general sales history of a product.
Quantity available to you: if you connect your Amazon Business account, every deal also shows how many units you can actually buy with your account, instead of an estimate. To connect it, open ProfitDesk → Orders → A2A orders and click Connect Amazon Account.
Buying a deal: every A2A deal, including A2A deals in Dealwatch, comes with a checkout option. On your dashboard, click Add to cart next to the buying price. It opens Amazon's cart with the exact offer from the alert, so you buy at the price you were alerted for instead of searching for it yourself. Use the arrow next to it to pick the quantity: Max (the highest quantity you can add to the cart), 1, 3, 9 or 15 units, or a custom amount. With the menu open, press 1–5 to go straight to the cart or 6 for a custom quantity. Your Discord alerts include the same checkout link.
3. Understand the three A2A Deal Types
Inside A2A Search, you may see three different types of deals. Deals that are back in stock after selling out are additionally marked as Restock Deals.
Normal Deals - Blue badge
Normal deals are standard Amazon price drops that are available to all Amazon customers.
No additional coupon is required.
Coupon Deals - Yellow badge
Coupon deals include an additional one-time Amazon discount, such as:
10% off
€10 off
Another promotional coupon
Always make sure that the coupon is still available and successfully applied before completing the purchase.
Subscribe & Save and stacked discounts
A2A deals also take Subscribe & Save discounts into account. Where Amazon allows it, they are stacked with other discounts: multi-buy and BOGO offers, percentage tiers, clip vouchers and the first-delivery voucher. Every deal is calculated with the combination that actually saves you the most, so the profit you see is the profit you get.
Business Deals - Red badge
Business deals are only available to customers with an Amazon Business account.
Some business prices require a minimum purchase quantity. Hover over the red badge to see how many units you need to buy to receive the displayed price.
Always verify during checkout that the correct price and required quantity have been applied.
Restock Deals - Green badge
A2A deals are monitored for availability. If a deal sold out and is back in stock, it gets a green Restock badge in addition to its deal type. You can filter for Restock Deals like any other deal type.
4. Create multiple private Discord Alert Groups
You can create individual A2A alert groups and receive matching deals directly in your private Discord server.
Before creating an alert group, make sure that your ProfitPath account is connected to the ProfitPath Discord Bot.
To create an alert group:
Click + Group.
Enter a name for the group.
Select the relevant buying and selling marketplaces.
Configure the required filters and criteria.
Decide whether the group should include Subscribe & Save Deals.
Click Create.
You can create up to 10 individual alert groups, each with its own filters and marketplace configuration.
For example, you could create separate groups for:
High-sales products
Minimum 10% ROI
Business deals
Specific product categories
Your private alerts in the table
Everything your own alert groups send you on Discord is also listed in A2A Search under the Private Alerts tab, right next to Public Alerts. You get the same deals with the full table, filters and sorting behind them.
Conclusion
A2A Search helps you identify profitable price differences between Amazon marketplaces without manually comparing thousands of products.
By combining filters, saved presets, sales data, historical prices, Keepa charts, and Discord alerts, you can significantly simplify your sourcing workflow and react quickly when new opportunities appear.
Start with relatively broad filters, review the quality of the results, and gradually adjust your presets based on your individual sourcing strategy.
If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to contact our support team via Discord or write us an email at support@profitpath.com








