Amazon PPC management, one flat price. Never a cut of your ad spend.

Amazon PPC management is the ongoing work of running profitable Amazon ads: researching keywords, structuring campaigns, managing bids toward a target ACoS, adding negative keywords, and reviewing search-term reports.

You can do it yourself, hire an agency, or use PPC management software like BidPilot — which automates the daily work: bid adjustments, keyword harvesting and discovery, negative keyword adds, and keyword pauses, all toward the target ACoS you set per campaign.

Your 30-day trial starts the day you sign up, and your dashboard shows how many days you have left — no surprises. When the trial ends, dashboard access pauses until you upgrade to a paid plan.

Your campaigns are safe: they keep their last settings, nothing is changed or deleted, and BidPilot simply stops optimizing until you upgrade. The moment you subscribe, you pick up right where you left off.

Yes to canceling anytime, no to contracts. Monthly and yearly options are available — yearly saves 20%. Billing is manual: you pay through a hosted payment link and we activate your plan, so there are no automatic charges or renewals. There are no cancellation fees and no exit calls to sit through.

If you cancel, your campaigns keep their last settings — nothing breaks, the automation simply stops making changes.

No — nothing happens behind your back. You create named automation rules in plain English, set each numeric threshold yourself, and toggle every rule on or off per campaign.

After each Autopilot run you see summary counts of what changed, and the automation history log plus your dashboard activity feed keep a full record — so you always know exactly what was adjusted and why.

BidPilot Professional is built for agencies and high-spend sellers managing ads for clients: everything in Autopilot, plus the AI Auto Audit (Pro-only), multi-campaign strategies, and priority support.

If you have questions about agency setups, contact us and we'll talk it through.

No. You pay a flat monthly price — $49 for Autopilot or $149 for Professional. We never take a percentage of your ad spend, and your bill doesn't grow when your sales do.

The only other cost is what you pay Amazon for your advertising itself.

No to both. There is no long-term contract and no setup fee: sign up, connect your Amazon Ads account, and start your 30-day free trial.

Monthly and yearly options — yearly saves 20% — and you can cancel anytime with no cancellation fees. Billing is manual, so nothing ever renews automatically.

Never. This is the core of how BidPilot is priced: PPC tools that take a cut of your ad spend get more expensive the more you grow. BidPilot charges one flat monthly price — $49 for Autopilot or $149 for Professional — so your bill is identical whether you spend $5,000 or $50,000 a month on ads.

Yes. Move between Autopilot and Professional whenever you like — upgrade when you need the AI Auto Audit and multi-campaign strategies, or step back down if your needs change. There are no switch fees and no contracts.

You can also cancel anytime with no cancellation fees. Either way, your campaigns keep their last settings and nothing breaks.

An agency sells people's time — typically a monthly retainer or a percentage of your ad spend — and you wait on their schedule for every change. BidPilot is software that does the daily work itself: target-ACoS bid automation, automation rules you control with on/off toggles, keyword harvesting and negative keyword automation, and an automation history log showing every change.

You get ongoing PPC management at a flat $49 or $149 a month — no retainer, no percentage of spend, no waiting on someone else's calendar.

There is no one-size-fits-all number — it depends on your margins, your goals, and how competitive your category is. A sensible starting point is a daily budget you are comfortable spending while you learn, framed as a percentage of the revenue you want those ads to drive.

Start small, find the keywords and campaigns that convert profitably, then scale what works. Whatever you spend, the software bill stays flat — BidPilot never takes a cut of your ad budget. For realistic cost benchmarks by category, see how much Amazon PPC costs.

Think in terms of a monthly test budget rather than a magic figure: enough to gather meaningful data on your main keywords, which varies a lot by category and cost-per-click. Sellers in launch mode often spend more aggressively to gather reviews and rank; sellers in profit mode tighten budgets around a target ACoS.

Review your spend weekly, pause what does not convert, and double down on what does. Your software bill, at least, is predictable — $49 or $149 flat, no matter how much you spend on ads.