SpiderOS Ads AI
Amazon Ads AI that watches every bid, 24x7.
Bids, budgets, negatives and placements tuned around the clock against each product's real margin, stock and rank. Copilot asks first. Autopilot runs inside your guardrails.
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- Bid -8% "yoga mat thick": ACoS 41%, cap 30%
- Negative "yoga mat kids": 14 clicks, 0 orders
- +$40 to Brand Defense portfolio
- Top-of-search +15% "exercise mat"
What SpiderOS Ads AI does differently
- Profit-capped bidding
Every target ACoS is set from product margin after fees, so no bid can buy a loss.
- Six levels, one brain
Account, portfolio, campaign, ad group, keyword and bid are optimized together, not in silos.
- Stock and rank aware
Spend pauses before a stockout and steps down as organic rank takes the sale.
- Every change explained
Each action is logged with its reason and can be undone in one click.
How SpiderOS Ads AI works
Step by step, in the order it runs in your workspace.
- 1Connect and read
SpiderOS connects to Amazon Ads and Seller Central through the official APIs and reads every campaign, ad group, keyword, placement and search term, plus orders, fees and stock for each ASIN.
- 2Set the profit cap
For every product it calculates net margin after referral, FBA and storage fees and your cost of goods, and turns the margin you want to keep into an ACoS ceiling per ASIN. You can override any cap.
- 3Watch every bid
Around the clock it compares each keyword and target against its cap, its conversion history and the product's stock and organic rank, and decides whether the bid, budget, placement modifier or negative list needs to change.
- 4Propose or apply
In copilot mode each change waits in a queue with its reason for you to approve. In autopilot it is applied inside the guardrails you set: caps, budget ceilings and campaigns marked as protected.
- 5Log, measure, learn
Every change is logged with what it was, why it was made and what happened afterwards, and can be reversed in one click. The results feed the next decision.
Built for
Profit, not ACoS theatre
A low ACoS on a product with thin margin still loses money. The cap is set per product, so a campaign cannot look good while the P&L looks bad.
Launches and ranking pushes
Set a temporary, looser cap on a launch ASIN with an end date, and the system tightens it as organic rank and conversion arrive.
Stockouts and heavy stock
Spend steps down automatically below your days-of-cover threshold and steps up when inventory is heavy, so ads never drive a stockout or pay for storage.
Multiple marketplaces
The same rules run on Walmart Connect and TikTok Shop ads for connected accounts, with each channel's margin and reports kept separate.
Part of a connected web
Uses Inventory to protect stock, Keyword research to find targets and Profit to set caps.
- Sponsored Products, Brands, Display and DSP
- Keyword harvesting and negation
- Dayparting and placement modifiers
- Budget pacing by portfolio
- Brand defense and conquesting
- Walmart Connect and TikTok Shop ads
Getting set up
Connecting takes an Amazon Ads authorization and a Seller Central or Vendor Central authorization through the official login flows, plus your cost of goods per SKU (entered once or synced). Most accounts are reading data within an hour and proposing changes the next day, after a baseline is built.
Ads AI questions
Is it fully automatic?
Your choice. Copilot proposes each change for approval; autopilot applies them inside the limits you set.
How often does it change bids?
Every bid, keyword, campaign and budget is monitored 24x7. Changes are made only when the data shows a bid is off its profit target, so the account is never changed for the sake of it.
Will it rebuild my campaign structure?
Not on its own. It works with the structure you have and flags structural problems as recommendations. The PPC Spider team rebuilds structure as part of a managed plan.
Can I protect certain campaigns?
Yes. Mark any campaign, portfolio or keyword as protected and the system will report on it but never change it.
How is this different from Amazon's own automation?
Amazon's rules-based bidding optimizes for the goal you give it inside the ads console. SpiderOS sets the goal itself from margin, stock and rank data the console cannot see, and explains each change.
Free strategy call
Meet a PPC Spider strategist
- A quick look at your account and goals
- Where profit is leaking, in plain numbers
- Which plan fits, with no obligation
Strategists on calls Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm ET
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