Operator glossary
A+ Content
The rich product-description modules for Brand Registry sellers, in two tiers: Basic A+ (free for everyone, up to ~8% sales lift per Amazon) and Premium A+ (video, hotspots, carousels — up to ~20% lift, free once eligibility is met).
Basic A+ is available to every Brand Registry seller at no cost: up to seven modules per listing chosen from roughly seventeen standard layouts — banner images, spec grids, comparison charts, brand story. It replaces the plain-text description on desktop and in the app, and Amazon's own published figure puts its average sales lift at up to 8%.
Premium A+ is the bigger canvas: full-width modules, embedded video, hover hotspots that reveal details on an image, interactive image carousels, and enhanced comparison tables. Amazon's published lift figure is up to 20%. It used to be an invite-only, five-figure managed product; today it is free once a brand qualifies — in 2026 that means a published Brand Story plus five A+ projects approved in the past 12 months (loosened from the original fifteen).
Two operator notes. First, module text is machine-read now — Rufus and search parse A+ text fields, so keep claims in crawlable fields rather than flattened into JPEGs. Second, the comparison-chart module is the single highest-leverage block in either tier: it answers the 'versus' question on your own listing before a competitor's ad does. If you qualify for Premium, the video module is the next priority — motion answers fit-and-size doubts no static image can.
The numbers
- Basic A+: free for every Brand Registry seller · up to 7 modules from ~17 standard layouts · Amazon's published sales lift: up to 8%.
- Premium A+: adds video, hover hotspots, carousels, full-width canvas and enhanced comparison tables · Amazon's published lift: up to 20%.
- Premium eligibility (2026): Brand Story published + 5 A+ projects approved in the past 12 months (loosened from 15) — then it is free.
- Both tiers replace the plain description on desktop and in the app; module text fields are machine-readable.
Primary sources: A+ Content (official)
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