Streamline your Amazon Ads
with AI-assisted optimization.

Adwynx is an AI assistant that lives directly inside the Amazon Ads console. As you browse your campaigns, it reads your live performance data, identifies issues, and tells you exactly what to change and why — with specific numbers from your account, not generic advice. Every proposed change appears as an Approve / Reject card. Nothing executes until you say so.

No. Adwynx is designed for small and medium sellers who are managing their own campaigns without a dedicated ads team. It explains its reasoning on every recommendation, so you understand what it's doing and why — you learn as you go.

Never. Every bid change, budget adjustment, keyword addition, and negative keyword requires your explicit approval before anything runs. Adwynx is a decision-support tool, not an autopilot.

No. Adwynx reads the campaign data already visible on the pages you browse in your Amazon Ads console — the same data you can already see. No API credentials, no separate login, no CSV exports. Install the extension and it works.

Sponsored Products campaigns are fully supported. Sponsored Brands and Sponsored Display are on the roadmap.

Adwynx sees what you see as you browse advertising.amazon.com. It reads the live performance data on each page — campaigns, keywords, placements, search terms — and builds an understanding of your account as you navigate. Nothing is exported or uploaded.

There is a 14-day free trial with no credit card required and full access to all features. After the trial: Basic is $29.99/month or $299/year, Plus is $59.99/month or $599/year. You can compare plans in the pricing section.

A few minutes. Install the Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store, create an Adwynx account, and open advertising.amazon.com. The sidebar appears automatically.

Your data is never shared with other Adwynx users, sold to third parties, or used to train AI models. To generate recommendations, your data is processed by a third-party AI provider under strict data processing agreements. That provider does not use your data for model training.

Adwynx applies decades of digital marketing expertise built specifically for Amazon Ads, combined with advanced analytics that compute your account's own performance baseline — your typical spend, ACoS range, and trends — before making any recommendation. The result is context-aware advice specific to your account, not industry averages that may not apply to you.

Adwynx uses advanced data science algorithms to analyze campaign performance and recommend bid updates. Every recommendation comes with the specific metrics that drove it, so you can evaluate the reasoning before approving.

Every proposed change appears as a card showing exactly what will change and why. You click Approve to execute or Reject to dismiss — nothing happens until you decide. You stay in full control at every step.

Adwynx is built specifically for small and medium sized sellers. No API credentials are required, pricing is accessible for individual sellers, and the defaults work out of the box without any configuration. You don't need a team or a technical background to get value from it.

Work through these steps: confirm you're on advertising.amazon.com (the extension only activates on that domain), check you're logged in to Adwynx, verify the extension is enabled in chrome://extensions, and do a hard refresh (Cmd+Shift+R on Mac, Ctrl+Shift+R on Windows). If you just installed, close and reopen the Amazon Ads tab. Still not appearing? Email team@adwynx.ai.

Start at the campaigns list. Adwynx gets the broadest view of your account there and can immediately surface which campaigns need attention. From there, navigate into the campaigns that stand out for deeper keyword and placement analysis.

Just type in plain English in the chat. Good starting questions: "Which campaigns have the highest ACoS?", "Which keywords are wasting budget?", "What changed last week?", "Why is my spend down this week?". Adwynx answers using the data from the pages you've browsed.

Adwynx can only analyze what's currently loaded in your browser. Navigate to the page with the data you need, make sure your date range in Amazon Ads is set to a meaningful window (last 30 days is recommended), and scroll down to ensure all rows have loaded. Brand-new campaigns with little history may genuinely have no data yet.

Check for an error card in the sidebar explaining what failed, then make the change manually in Amazon Ads as a fallback. Email team@adwynx.ai with the campaign name and the change you approved — interface issues are typically fixed within one business day.

Your action history is inside the extension. Every approved change is logged with the date, the specific action, and the before and after values. You can review this at any time to audit what ran.

There is no one-click undo — once a change is executed in Amazon Ads it takes effect immediately. You can approve a new action card to reverse it, or make the edit manually. Your action history shows every change so you always know what ran.

Tokens are a measure of AI processing volume. A typical analysis session uses roughly 10,000–50,000 tokens depending on account size. The 14-day trial includes 2,000,000 tokens — enough for most sellers to run dozens to hundreds of sessions. Your remaining tokens are shown in the sidebar.

Go to the extension settings page and enter your target ACoS, along with your minimum and maximum bid limits. Adwynx will factor these into its recommendations across all sessions.

Yes. Click the × button to minimize the sidebar to a small floating button. It won't auto-reopen for the rest of the day — click the floating button whenever you're ready to bring it back.

Yes. Adwynx stores your approved changes and account context across sessions. When you return, it knows what changes have already been made and how your account has been performing — so recommendations build on that history rather than starting from scratch.

Yes. The extension settings include configurable thresholds that let you tune how conservatively or aggressively the AI acts. The defaults are calibrated to work well for most small and medium sellers without any adjustment — but if you want more or less aggressive recommendations, you can dial it in.