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Tiana & Co.
Free import checks for Amazon sellers, with every source
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Free import checks for Amazon sellers, with every source
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Small sellers who import get the same questions as big brands: which safety certificate, whether the supplier is on a US forced-labor or sanctions list, and why customs is holding the shipment. Each one gets a free answer here, in plain words, with the government or marketplace source and the date it was read. When you need the document itself, you pay once: a draft certificate in your name, a dated supplier record, a response package for a hold. No subscription.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Shen. I built Tiana & Co. for small sellers who import: the person with one supplier in Shenzhen and a listing on Amazon, not the brand with a compliance team.
Three questions keep catching those sellers out. Which safety certificate does the product need? Is the supplier on a US forced-labor or sanctions list? And when customs holds the shipment, what does the notice actually mean, and by when do you answer? Each one has a free check here. No signup, and every answer names the government or marketplace page it came from and the date it was read, so you can check it yourself.
The answers are ordinary code, so the same product gives the same answer every time. AI only reads things: a notice or a certificate you upload, or product words the catalogue doesn't know yet. The certificate check reads the regulation's own scope text, which is how it knows a hat sits outside the clothing flammability rule.
When you need the document itself, you pay once: $39 for a draft certificate in your name, $29 for a dated supplier record, $149 for a customs-hold response package. No subscription. The checks also work inside ChatGPT and Claude: search "Tiana & Co." in ChatGPT's plugin directory or Claude's connector directory.
What it isn't: a customs broker or a lawyer. It explains what a rule asks and who normally does it; it never files anything or classifies goods.
I'd love to hear from anyone who sells on Amazon, Walmart, TikTok Shop or Etsy: which of these questions has cost you the most time?