ClearAcos connects to the Amazon Advertising API and Selling Partner API to automate bid decisions using real inventory and financial data — not advertising metrics alone.
Individually authorized per seller · Cancel anytime · Your data never touches another account
Built on the Amazon Advertising API & Selling Partner API — automated decisions from real inventory and financial data, not advertising metrics alone.
Analyses keyword, search term, and placement performance daily and adjusts bids across Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, Sponsored Display, and video/audio campaigns — reducing spend on underperformers and promoting proven search terms to exact match.
Cross-references live FBA inventory against active ad targets so spend automatically pulls back on out-of-stock ASINs — no wasted clicks on products you can't ship.
Calculates a maximum cost-per-acquisition per product from real cost inputs (price, VAT, FBA fees, COGS) and blocks any bid change that would make a campaign loss-making.
Uses Search Query Performance (Brand Analytics) and Search Term Report data to surface negative-keyword candidates and organic-conversion opportunities.
Pulls Business Reports, FBA inventory snapshots, and order data daily — one up-to-date source of truth for advertising and inventory performance.
ClearAcos already manages live campaigns across these modules — every day, for real Amazon accounts.
Written by the people who built ClearAcos, on the mechanics of Amazon PPC — not marketing copy.
A structural blind spot in most Amazon advertising setups keeps paying for clicks on products that are already out of stock. Here's why it happens and how inventory-aware bidding fixes it.
1 August 2026 → ClearAcos & PPCManual bid management doesn't just cost time. It costs the compounding effect of decisions that only get made once a week instead of every day.
10 June 2026 → ClearAcos & PPCACoS only measures ad-attributed sales. TACoS measures everything — and it's the number that tells you whether advertising is actually growing the business.
30 April 2026 →ClearAcos isn't self-serve, and that's deliberate: Amazon's Advertising API Partner Network requires every third-party connection to a seller's account to go through individual, auditable authorization — the same standard Amazon holds ClearAcos itself to as a registered partner.
Tell us about your account — marketplace, monthly ad spend, and what you're trying to fix. No payment details needed yet.
We create a login scoped to your business only. You authorize ClearAcos through Amazon's own OAuth flow, from your own Seller Central — we never see or ask for your Amazon password.
Your dashboard populates from your real inventory and ad accounts within a day. Revoke access from Seller Central at any time — it's your account, always.
Not yet. Every account is provisioned individually so it can be scoped to Amazon's Partner Network authorization requirements — a direct self-serve "Connect with Amazon" flow is on our roadmap once we're operating at multi-seller scale.
No. Authorization happens entirely through Amazon's OAuth 2.0 flow from your own Seller Central login. ClearAcos only ever holds a scoped access token, which you can revoke at any time.
ACoS measures ad spend against ad-attributed sales only. TACoS measures ad spend against total revenue — it's the number that shows whether advertising is actually growing the business, not just winning ad-attributed sales. Read the full breakdown →
Yes — the Enterprise plan supports multiple marketplaces and additional API roles under one account. Each brand's data stays isolated by its own company identifier.
Offered as a fixed monthly package, sized to your managed ad spend. Exact pricing confirmed by quote.
£5,000–£20,000/month managed ad spend, single marketplace.
Request Access£20,000+/month managed ad spend, multiple marketplaces, or additional API roles.
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