A question sellers ask

What did Amazon change this month that costs me money?

“Every time there's a change, it's always more cost on our side.”an Amazon seller, 2026
“You're opted in by default, and it's spending money with terrible ROI.”an Amazon seller, 2026
“Amazon keeps losing my stuff and not reimbursing me.”an Amazon seller, 2026

What the app does about it

In your own numbers

An inbox that flags what changed overnight: a fee, a lost unit, a Buy Box slip, a listing error Amazon raised. Direct Plan (API) only
Money Amazon owes you, checked every night and shown green, yellow or red against the claim window. Direct Plan (API) only
What Amazon pays per unit it loses: your product costs put into Amazon's own cost file, so a claim pays your cost instead of Amazon's estimate.
Amazon's suggested bid for every target, read nightly and kept beside what you bid and paid, so a quiet nudge upward is a number, not a feeling. Direct Plan (API) only
The labels Amazon sets on your listings, the category, product type and display department you never typed, watched nightly, so one changed in the night shows up as a row the next morning with the old and new value, not as a week of missing impressions. Direct Plan (API) only

Start here

What the free audit shows you for this

The audit covers the ads side: what last month's spend bought nothing. The nightly watch on fees, lost units and refunds needs the Direct Plan, which reads those reports every night.

Show me where the money went

One report file you export yourself. No call, no seat in your Seller Central, nothing connected, nothing changed. The first batch stays yours to read, forever.

The other questions

Which one is yours next?

Sales went up. Where did the profit go? I pay an agency. Is their work in my numbers? Which of my products are paying for the others? Amazon suggests a bid. What should I actually pay? ACOS looks fine. Why is there less cash than last quarter? I'm getting clicks. Why no sales? Do I keep this product, or cut it? How much of this do I really have to do every week? Is this strategy working, or does it just need more time? Can software read my account without me losing control of it? Are my campaigns stealing from each other?