Connect and synchronize
Authorize with Amazon OAuth. SellerPilot imports permitted profiles, campaigns, targeting, and reporting data without collecting an Amazon password.
Connection detailsAmazon advertising intelligence, with control
Turn Amazon ad data into decisions you can defend.
Connect authorized accounts, see where spend is going, review ACOS and ROAS, monitor budget pacing, and evaluate explainable optimization candidates—without handing live campaigns to an unexplained black box.
Reporting availableOptimization in shadow testingCampaign writes locked
Card required. A temporary $1 authorization is reversed within 3 days; the selected plan starts automatically after the 15-day trial unless cancelled.
How SellerPilot handles your account
ConnectSynchronizeUnderstandAct safely
- 01Authorize with Amazon
Your Amazon password is never shared with SellerPilot.
- 02Import permitted data
Profiles, campaign structure, reports, and freshness are tracked separately.
- 03See what changed
Performance, issues, and opportunities are prioritized for the selected account.
- 04Review before action
Recommendations, approvals, limits, and action history remain explicit.
A simpler operating rhythm
Connect once. Know what needs attention next.
SellerPilot keeps evidence, confidence, and control boundaries visible without forcing every capability onto one screen.
Understand performance
Review spend, attributed sales, ACOS, ROAS, search terms, keyword evidence, budget pacing, and reporting freshness in one scoped workspace.
Analytics detailsReview before action
Shadow rules can identify bid and keyword candidates for evaluation. Customer approvals and Amazon writes remain locked until their safety gates pass.
Optimization statusCategory definition
What does Amazon PPC software do?
Amazon PPC software helps an authorized advertiser analyze or manage sponsored advertising activity outside the native advertising console. A reporting tool may consolidate campaign metrics, calculate ACOS and ROAS, monitor budget pacing, and highlight accounts that need attention. More advanced platforms may also recommend keywords, bids, negatives, placements, or budgets; some can submit approved changes through supported Amazon APIs. These functions should not be treated as interchangeable. Reporting describes what the source data shows. A recommendation interprets that evidence. A campaign action changes the advertising account. Reliable software keeps those stages separate, identifies the profile, marketplace, currency, date range, attribution limitations, and data freshness, and records who approved a change. SellerPilot currently provides secure connection, synchronization, deterministic analytics, and budget pacing while planned recommendation and write workflows remain explicitly labeled.
Read the complete buyer's guideAmazon PPC management features
Go from scattered reports to an accountable operating process.
Buyers compare Amazon PPC reporting, management, and automation tools. SellerPilot addresses those needs without presenting future automation as a current capability.
A safer operating model
Connect → synchronize → analyze → review.
The live product phase ends at analysis. Planned recommendation, approval, and write stages will remain gated by Amazon access, marketplace support, customer permissions, and SellerPilot safety validation.
How the platform works- Amazon-hosted authorization
- Encrypted server-side tokens
- Organization-scoped data
- Visible reporting freshness
- No automatic campaign changes today
Designed for accountable teams
One platform direction, three operating contexts.
Plan limits, workflow needs, and risk controls differ between an owner managing one account and an agency managing several businesses.
Sellers
See where advertising budget is going, understand efficiency metrics, and build a repeatable review process without starting with autonomous changes.
Brands
Coordinate account objectives, budget boundaries, product lifecycle context, and future approval workflows across authorized team members.
Agencies
Use isolated workspaces, connected-account limits, profile filtering, freshness monitoring, and planned role-based review across client portfolios.
Direction, with control
A symbol for evidence-led progress.
The S-shaped route represents the path from raw advertising data to an accountable decision. The compass keeps every recommendation aligned with the advertiser's objective. The gold northeast waypoint represents measured progress—not growth at any cost.
- Navigate complex advertising accounts
- Keep budgets and permissions central
- Move toward evidence-backed opportunities
Why SellerPilot is different
Control is part of the product, not an emergency setting.
Leading competitors emphasize automated bidding, keyword harvesting, dayparting, and rapid campaign creation. SellerPilot's initial differentiation is a transparent control layer that makes performance, assumptions, limits, and feature status visible before expanding automation.
Source clarity
Amazon advertising data, SellerPilot calculations, sample interface content, and third-party market research are identified rather than blended into one claim.
Decision clarity
Observations, recommendations, approvals, and confirmed actions are separate states with different permissions and responsibilities.
Risk clarity
Budget, role, marketplace, data-freshness, and integration constraints remain visible. No metric is presented as a guaranteed business result.
Amazon PPC software questions
Clear answers for buyers and account owners.
Is SellerPilot an Amazon product?
No. SellerPilot is an independent service operated by The Home Mart FZC LLC. Amazon and Amazon Ads are third-party platforms and trademarks; SellerPilot is not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon.
What can SellerPilot do today?
The implemented phase covers Amazon OAuth connection, advertising profile discovery, campaign synchronization, reporting synchronization, deterministic performance analytics, and budget pacing. The detailed feature page labels all other states.
Does SellerPilot promise a lower ACOS?
No. ACOS, ROAS, sales, ranking, and profit depend on product economics, demand, competition, inventory, listing quality, account eligibility, customer choices, and Amazon systems. SellerPilot provides decision support, not guaranteed outcomes.
Is external market research used as campaign data?
No. Keyword and competitor research supports SellerPilot's own marketing strategy. It is not an Amazon advertising data source and is not mixed with customer Amazon data for campaign decisions.
Start with visibility before expanding automation.
Connect an authorized account, verify the synchronized data, and decide whether SellerPilot's current reporting and budget workflow fits your team.