Create multiple Amazon accounts

Managing more than one Amazon account makes sense if you run different brands, sell in multiple countries, or manage several clients. Each account helps you separate products, target specific markets, and grow your reach without mixing data or audiences.

Why you might need multiple Amazon accounts

Creating multiple Amazon accounts can be beneficial for various purposes. Here are some of the main reasons: 

• Selling different products: If you are selling a wide range of products for different segments, multiple accounts will help you to stay more organized and target specific customers.
• Expanding your business: If you want to expand your business internationally, you can create Amazon accounts for different regions or countries.  
• Distinct Brands or Businesses: Running multiple brands or business entities? Separate accounts ensure each brand has its own identity, making it easier to manage branding, marketing, and customer interactions. 

The Risks of Linked Accounts

Amazon keeps a close eye on account connections. If multiple accounts share the same IP, cookies, or device fingerprint, they can be flagged and suspended. Even small overlaps in browser data or payment details can trigger detection. That’s why using a regular browser or free proxies is too risky for serious sellers.

Common mistakes to avoid when managing multiple Amazon accounts

While it’s entirely possible to manage multiple Amazon accounts, it’s easy to make mistakes that could jeopardize your accounts. Here are some common mistakes to avoid: 

• Using the Same Email for Multiple Accounts: Amazon requires each account to have a unique email address. Using the same email for multiple accounts could result in them being linked and suspended.
• Sharing Payment Information Across Accounts: Each Amazon account should have its own unique payment method. Sharing payment information between accounts could raise red flags with Amazon.
• Failing to Obtain Permission: If you need multiple accounts for different brands or businesses, always seek approval from Amazon. Operating multiple accounts without permission could result in account suspension.
• Using Shared IP Addresses: If multiple accounts are using the same IP address, Amazon may flag them as linked. Using unique proxies for each account helps prevent this. 

How Multilogin Solves the Problem

Multilogin lets you safely create and manage multiple Amazon accounts from one place. Each browser profile acts like a completely separate device with its own digital identity.

Here’s the simple process:

• Create a new browser profile for each Amazon account.
• Assign a unique proxy (or use Multilogin’s built-in residential proxies).
• Log in and work as if using a normal browser — only safer and cleaner.

No shared cookies, no overlapping fingerprints, no risk of detection.

Why Multilogin Is Better

Multilogin isn’t just an antidetect browser — it’s a complete multi-account management tool.

• Each profile is isolated and undetectable.
• Built-in residential proxies make setup quick and reliable.
• Seamless integration with Selenium, Puppeteer, and Playwright for automation.
• Cloud sync lets you access profiles anywhere.
• Real browser engines (Mimic and Stealthfox) ensure full compatibility with Amazon.

Conclusion

If you want to manage multiple Amazon accounts safely and efficiently, forget free proxies and unstable setups. Multilogin gives you real isolation, professional stability, and the freedom to scale your Amazon business without fear of bans or downtime.