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A+ Content / Storefront Design

Amazon A+ Content adds approved rich text, images and comparison/story modules to eligible branded product pages; a Brand Store is a separate multi-page branded destination.

Amazon platform policy

Last Reviewed: 29 July 2026
Next scheduled review: 29 August 2026
Reviewed by: IndiaBusiness.ai Editorial

Who it’s for

Brand owners enrolled in Amazon Brand Registry.
Authorised users added by the trademark owner.
Branded ASINs with enough traffic and product evidence to justify richer content.
Brands needing a coherent Store structure across product families.

When you may not need it — Unbranded/reseller-only catalogues without eligible brand access may not qualify. A+ cannot compensate for a weak offer, unavailable stock or inaccurate base listing.

Verified at-a-glance facts

Core eligibility
Professional selling plan plus eligible brand-owner/authorised access and branded ASIN
Brand Registry
Brand/logo permanently affixed and an eligible pending or registered trademark; trademark owner enrolls and adds agents
Direct A+ charge
Amazon says there is no additional cost to add A+ Content
Types
Basic A+, Brand Story and Premium A+; available modules/features depend on account and marketplace
Amazon-reported potential
Basic A+ may increase sales up to 8%; well-implemented Premium A+ up to 20%—not a guarantee
Prohibited/risky content
External links, promotional language such as “free/bonus,” misleading or unsubstantiated claims, poor-quality images and policy-breaching comparisons

Key facts

AssetPurposeImportant limitation
Basic A+Features, benefits, education, comparisonMust be approved and attached to eligible ASINs
Brand StoryBrand narrative and discoveryNot a substitute for factual product information
Premium A+Expanded modules where account access existsDo not promise every module, video or interactive feature
Brand StoreMulti-page brand destinationSeparate build, publication and traffic strategy

Process

Step 1

Verify marketplace, plan, Brand Registry role and ASIN eligibility.

Step 2

Audit product claims, reviews, questions and current detail page.

Step 3

Build a page/module architecture and mobile-first wireframe.

Step 4

Draft substantiated copy; clear trademarks, images and comparison claims.

Step 5

Produce responsive assets to current module specifications.

Step 6

Upload in A+ Content Manager/Store builder and submit for review.

Step 7

Resolve rejection, publish, map ASINs and measure against a defined baseline.

Documents needed

  • Brand Registry access
  • Trademark/brand details
  • Eligible ASINs
  • Verified specifications
  • Claim evidence
  • Owned/licensed images
  • Brand guide
  • Comparison data
  • Store taxonomy

What we take care of

  • Eligibility check
  • Content architecture
  • Copy/design
  • Module build
  • Submission
  • Rejection correction
  • ASIN mapping
  • Measurement plan
We do not promise approval, module access or uplift.

Questions founders ask

Who can use A+ Content?

Eligible brand owners and authorised users for branded ASINs under Amazon’s current rules; access must be checked in the account.

Is A+ Content free?

Amazon currently states no additional A+ fee, but normal selling, design and advertising costs remain separate.

Can A+ include prices, discounts, reviews or external links?

Promotional/price language, customer-review quotations, external links and unsupported claims are restricted or prohibited; apply the live content guideline.

Does every seller get video in Premium A+?

Do not promise it. Premium eligibility and module availability are account/marketplace controlled.

How long does approval take?

Use Amazon’s live status and help guidance; never market an agency-guaranteed approval time.

Information is general and reflects sources reviewed on the date shown. Eligibility, documents, fees, timelines and outcomes depend on the applicant’s facts and the current law, authority portal or platform policy. IndiaBusiness provides advisory and execution support; approval and enforcement decisions remain with the relevant authority, certification body, platform, bank or other decision-maker.