Stop paying for clicks that never sell
Shelfmate reads every search term, every day. It pauses the ones burning money, trims bids that are too high and moves budget to what actually sells. Anything that raises spend waits for your OK.
- Finds the wasteEvery search term that spent money without an order, with what it cost and whether it has had enough clicks to judge.
- Protects what sellsSearch terms that convert get moved from auto campaigns into exact match, so your best keywords keep their spot.
- Follows your rulesYou set the most you will pay for an order. Shelfmate stays under it and asks before it goes over.
Set it up once. It runs every day.
Sign in with Amazon. Shelfmate starts read-only.
Yesterday’s terms are checked against your margin and conversion rate.
Negatives, bid cuts and harvests arrive as a single list with the reason for each.
Every week it looks at what last week’s changes actually did, and undoes what didn’t help.
You stay in charge
Shelfmate starts read-only. You decide what runs on its own and what waits for you.
- Spend limits you setA cap per search term and per order. It never quietly spends past them.
- Raises always ask firstHigher bids and budgets wait for a yes, with the math shown.
- One-click undoEvery bid, budget and negative goes back exactly as it was.
Ads & PPC: common questions
Does Shelfmate replace Amazon’s own bidding?
No. It works on top of your Sponsored Products campaigns using Amazon’s own levers: bids, budgets, negative keywords and placement adjustments. You can keep Amazon’s dynamic bidding on.
How does it decide a keyword is wasting money?
It compares a search term’s clicks and spend with your conversion rate and margin. A term that has had enough clicks that it should have sold by now, and hasn’t, gets flagged. Terms with too little data are left alone.
What is a good ACoS for my product?
It depends on your margin. Your break-even ACoS equals your profit margin before ad costs, so a product with a 30% margin breaks even at a 30% ACoS. Shelfmate uses your real costs to set the line.
Which ad types does it manage?
Sponsored Products, where most small-brand ad spend goes.
Learn the ropes
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