VantaSoft Agent Service
Amazon Ads management, by your own AI agent.
We build an AI agent that runs on your own dedicated server and manages your Amazon Ads campaigns: Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands and Sponsored Display.
What your agent does in Amazon Ads.
It reads your campaigns and reports on them, and it makes the changes you allow.
Reads and reports
- Campaign performance across Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands and Sponsored Display
- Spend, sales, ACoS and ROAS for each campaign
- Search terms: which searches cost you money and which ones lead to sales
- Reports to you where your team already works, such as Slack or Microsoft Teams
Makes changes
- Raises and lowers bids
- Adjusts campaign budgets
- Adds keywords and negative keywords
- Pauses and enables campaigns and ad groups
How it works.
- You sign in once with your own Amazon Ads login, on Amazon's sign-in page, and approve the access your agent asks for.
- You set the rules: budget caps, your target ACoS, and which changes need your OK before they happen.
- Your agent reads your campaigns, reports on them and makes changes inside those rules. Anything you marked for approval comes to you first, and the agent waits for your yes.
You stay in charge.
What your agent can do
Read your campaign reports and search terms, and change bids, budgets, keywords, negative keywords and whether a campaign or ad group is running. It does this in the Amazon Ads account you signed in with, inside the caps and targets you set.
What stays with you
Your Amazon Ads login, your budget caps and target ACoS, and the call on which changes need your approval. The agent works only in accounts you own, and your campaign data and the access you granted stay on your own server.
Who it's for.
It's for brands and sellers advertising on Amazon who want their campaigns checked and adjusted regularly, under rules they set themselves.
Amazon Ads can be your agent's whole job or one part of a wider marketing role. See what a marketing agent can take on, or how the Agent Service works.
Amazon Ads, answered.
No. You sign in on Amazon's own page with your Amazon Ads login and approve the access there. Your agent works from that approval, and only in your account.
Amazon, Amazon Ads, Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands and Sponsored Display are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates.
Put an agent on your Amazon Ads.
It starts with 30 minutes on your workflows.
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