Amazon Ads dayparting and automation software that pauses campaigns by hour and manages budgets on your schedule, flat $149 per month per account.
Ad network for premium publishers
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Pricing model
Free trial
Paid
Pricing
Free trial for 14 days with full access to all features, no credit card required. Pro plan: $149 per month per Amazon Ads account when billed monthly, or 15% off when billed annually.
Revenue share model: publishers receive 80% of net revenue. No setup fee.
Key features
Dayparting rules: pause and resume campaigns by hour and day
Budget rules: raise or lower daily budgets on a schedule and restore them afterward
Event rules for Prime Day, BFCM and product launches with automatic budget restore
Performance rules that react to prior-day ACOS, ROAS, CTR or spend
Bid adjustments that step keyword and target bids on trailing ROAS within limits
Spend Alerts with free daily spend anomaly detection on every account
AI rule builder that creates rules from plain English descriptions
Weekly performance insights and recommendations for rules
Execution lag of 15 minutes or less for all rules
Support for unlimited campaigns and up to 3 team members on Pro plan
18 demand partners competing on every impression
Google AdX integration
Single tag integration
Private marketplace deals for US inventory
No ads.txt management required
Optional Google Ad Manager integration
Transparent revenue reporting
Automated in-content ad placement planning
What makes it different
AI reads your data but never touches campaigns without explicit approval
Signup to live automation in about 5 minutes with no implementation calls required
Purpose-built tool focused only on execution layer, not bundled with research or listing optimization features
Works with both Seller Central and Vendor Central accounts across all global Amazon marketplaces
Hand-tuned setup and ongoing optimisation by a real person instead of templates
High revenue share at 80 percent
Verified, transparent figures without benchmarking claims