Via Amazon's official Login with Amazon (LWA) OAuth flow — you authorize entirely on Amazon's own pages in about 10 minutes. We request only the Advertising API scope plus read-only reporting access; we never ask for or touch your Seller Central password. You can revoke access from Seller Central at any time.

The analysis engine runs every hour, reviewing each goal and producing recommendations or actions; reporting data is fully synced with Amazon every 12 hours. Decisions are hourly while the underlying data lags at most half a day — in line with how often Amazon refreshes its own reports.

No. Every write goes through three gates: (1) a global automation switch, off by default — the system starts read-only; (2) per-campaign authorization — campaigns you haven't opted in are never touched; (3) a daily cap on adjustments. Every action is logged in plain language with the data behind it, and is undoable with one click. Start in review-only mode and grant write access gradually as you build trust.

On your account's real reports from the last 30 days (impressions, clicks, spend, orders, sales — down to the search-term level), measured against the target ACOS you set per goal and the break-even ACOS from the built-in calculator. No industry templates, no other sellers' data — every recommendation shows the exact numbers behind it.

A shopper may click your ad today and order days later; Amazon back-fills that order to the day of the click. So sales and ACOS for the most recent 1–3 days keep getting revised (usually upward). AdPilot's engine accounts for this — it discounts the freshest days when judging performance, so it won't cut a healthy keyword just because its orders haven't landed yet.

TACOS = ad spend ÷ total sales, including organic orders. The Advertising API only sees ad-attributed orders; total sales come from SP-API (the Selling Partner API). Once you configure SP-API credentials on the settings page (guided, step by step), TACOS and the real FBA reimbursement audit light up. Until then we'd rather show nothing than a made-up estimate.

We currently focus on Amazon Australia (AU), running on Amazon's Far East (FE) region. More marketplaces (US, EU, JP) are on the roadmap — the platform is already built on the NA / EU / FE region architecture, so expansion won't require a new authorization model.

A flat monthly fee per plan with clear usage limits (see Pricing) — no percentage of ad spend. Payments run through Stripe; we never store your card number. Upgrade, downgrade, or cancel anytime — service continues until the end of the current billing cycle. The Trial plan is free forever, no credit card required.

From Account Settings in the app you can export all your data as JSON — goals, historical reports, and the full activity log — and delete your account on the same page, which removes your data from our systems. Your data is yours; leaving doesn't require a support ticket or a phone call.

Authorization tokens are stored encrypted server-side and never echoed back to the browser. Your advertising data is used solely to generate analysis for your own account — never to train shared models, and never sold or shared with third parties. See our Privacy Policy.

No. You answer three questions: which product, profit or growth (or launch), and your ACOS guardrail (the built-in break-even calculator helps). Campaign structure, keyword harvesting, negation, and bidding are handled by the system — and every step is reported back in plain language.

No surprise charges, ever. When you hit your goal or managed-spend limit, the system prompts you to upgrade; existing goals keep optimizing — you just can't add new ones. Separately, the account-level monthly budget breaker throttles spend near your budget instead of hard-stopping, protecting your keyword rank.