See the money your Amazon ads are wasting. Then stop it.
ACoSmate reads 95 days of your Sponsored Products data and lists, line by line, the spend that bought nothing: dated, windowed, linked to the exact campaign, target or search term. The audit only reads. Fixing things is a separate decision, made by you, inside limits you can see.
Connect with Login with Amazon, or upload a bulk report. The audit needs no write access to your account.
Find out what your ads spent and never sold
Upload a report you export from Amazon yourself and get one number: how much of your spend bought nothing in the last 95 days, and what caused it. No connection to set up, no approval to wait for, nothing estimated.
Clicks that never sold anything
What you paid for clicks that produced no order. Clicks from the last week are left out on purpose — Amazon can still record a sale for up to seven days, and we would rather count late than wrong.
Campaigns that never showed an ad
Budget set, ad never shown, not once. These cost nothing and are easy to miss for months. We show them at zero, because zero is what they cost.
Campaigns Amazon can’t show right now
Something underneath is switched off or out of stock, so the ad cannot appear — but the campaign kept spending until it stopped. We name the part that is broken.
Every figure says which dates it covers, and you can check any of it by downloading the same report from Amazon and adding up those days yourself. Print the whole thing for a colleague or a client. Connect your account and two more checks switch on: searches that are not your product, and ads running while you cannot win the sale.
Start with an inbox. Open the whole console when you want it.
Same data, same rules, same limits. The mode only changes which pages and controls are visible.
Decisions with a euro figure and a reason
- An inbox: each decision with its impact, the rule behind it, a link to Amazon Ads, and Approve / Skip / Ask why
- Goals in words, turned into a policy you can read before it runs
- Recommend-and-approve by default; automatic per class of action only after that class has earned it on your account
- A weekly note: what changed, what it did, what is still being watched
The console for people who run ads for a living
- Campaign, target and search-term pages with the same evidence the rules see
- Audit queue with undo: claim, decide, reverse. "Undo all of today" is one button
- Rule catalogue with your thresholds, custom rules, bulk operations
- Cost of goods and margin inputs, and a record of what our changes actually did to your account
Limits that are code, not promises
Every automation story ends with a runaway-spend story. These are the mechanisms, in the order they act.
Circuit breaker
Maximum bid change per day, maximum budget change per day, absolute daily and monthly ceilings. A breach pauses the engine and tells you.
Settle windows
Anything that cuts spend reads data ending 14 days ago; increases may read to 3 days ago. Attribution lag never gets to justify a cut.
Evidence grades
A rule cannot act on its own until it has earned it: first in shadow, then on your account's own randomised holdout.
Abstention is an answer
"Still collecting evidence, 38 more clicks needed" instead of a guess. Every rule declares the facts it needs before it may speak.
Reversal path on every action
The reason, the rule, what it changed, how to undo it, and the limit that bounded it are attached to every line.
Competing automation, detected
Another tool changed this entity? You see it before we touch it. Live state is reconciled on every load.
The model explains, ranks and classifies. It never sets a number.
No model ever sets a bid, a budget or a euro amount. Figures come from your data through tools, are checked twice, and carry their source.
When your monthly allowance runs out, the product falls back to plain templated text. Never silence, never a surprise invoice.
Exactly four places where a model is called
- The nightly briefRanks the day's candidates, vetoes with context, explains each in plain words.
- The panelAsk about your account. Answers are grounded in your data and re-checked before you see them.
- ClassifiersDoes this search term describe the product? What did the shopper mean?
- The weekly reviewWhat worked, what did not, and goal-to-policy proposals for you to approve.
Flat price by ad-spend ceiling. Nothing billed after you cancel.
Early-access prices, per month, excluding VAT. The audit is free and stays free.
- The 95-day report: what your ads spent and never sold
- Read-only: bulk upload or Login with Amazon
- PDF export
- Autopilot mode
- Every Amazon marketplace
- 2 users
- Only changes we can prove from your data
- 1M model tokens / month
- + Operator mode
- 5 users
- Your thresholds, cost of goods, margin
- Proof our changes worked
- 5M tokens, weekly deep review
- + Custom rules
- Marketing Stream telemetry
- 15 users
- API export
- 15M tokens
- Account switcher, cross-account inbox
- Bulk approve
- White-label report PDF
- Seats and pooled tokens
Prices may change before general availability; early-access accounts keep their price for twelve months. EU VAT is handled at checkout, reverse charge for businesses.
Straight answers
What access does ACoSmate need?
Login with Amazon, per advertiser account, with the Amazon Ads scopes you consent to. The audit needs only read access, and you can revoke it in your Amazon account at any moment. The bulk-report upload works with no access at all.
Does a model change my bids?
No. Bids, budgets and negatives are changed by deterministic code inside limits you can read, only after you approve, or, per class of action, after that class has earned automatic status on your own account.
Which marketplaces and ad types?
Every Amazon marketplace: North America, Europe, the Middle East, India, Japan and Australia. Sponsored Products first; Sponsored Brands and Sponsored Display follow on the roadmap.
Where is my data?
On a server we control in the European Union (France). Amazon credentials are encrypted at rest with per-account keys; everything travels over TLS; two-factor authentication is available to every user. Data is kept as Amazon's terms require and deleted on request.
How do I know the numbers are right?
Every figure says which dates it covers and links straight to the campaign or keyword in Amazon Ads, so you can check it there yourself. Nothing is estimated or predicted — it is your own report, added up. Anything the assistant tells you carries the query it came from, and results from our own history are labelled as ours, not yours.
Who is behind ACoSmate?
An Amazon PPC engine built for one brand over several years, rebuilt as a multi-account product by its author. Early access is by invitation while the first accounts are onboarded.