You own everything.
Your legal entity owns the Seller Central account, the Brand Registry, the trademark, and every piece of creative we produce. Eaglestrike operates with access — never with ownership.
Eaglestrike Commerce was founded to solve a specific problem: the gap between what Korean brands offer and how American consumers discover them on Amazon.
Korean brands make exceptional products. Korean teams run disciplined operations. What most of them need when they cross into the United States is not another marketing vendor — it is a U.S.-based partner who speaks the same business language, understands how American customers shop Amazon, and can run the daily operation with the same care the brand itself would bring.
That is the gap Eaglestrike was built to close. We operate as an extension of your team in the United States: bilingual, full-service, accountable. Your leadership stays focused on product and supply. We handle the American marketplace — every listing, every ad, every case, every week.
Our model is simple and deliberate. You own the account. You own the brand. We operate it with you, and we are measured on the results.
Your legal entity owns the Seller Central account, the Brand Registry, the trademark, and every piece of creative we produce. Eaglestrike operates with access — never with ownership.
You see every dashboard, every ad campaign, every case, and every number we see. No black boxes, no filtered reports, no surprises at renewal.
Our compensation structures are designed so that we succeed when you succeed. We only take on brands where we believe that alignment is real.
Eaglestrike Commerce is led by two co-founders who together bring bilingual operations, cross-cultural business experience, and hands-on Amazon expertise.
Haery leads client relationships and Korean-side operations for Eaglestrike Commerce. A native Korean speaker with deep experience bridging Korean corporate culture and American business practices, Haery ensures that every partnership is built on clarity, respect, and mutual accountability — the way Korean CEOs expect to be worked with.
Miguel leads Amazon operations and growth strategy. His focus spans launch sequencing, PPC architecture, listing optimization, and the day-to-day discipline of running a successful Amazon account. He works directly with clients on strategy and with the team on execution, and is the point of accountability for marketplace performance.