Now onboardingPrivate label brands doing 6 to 8 figures on Amazon

Amazon ads that explain themselves.

HyperPilot™ reads your Ads and Seller Central data every day and proposes the bid, budget and keyword changes that move profit. A dedicated strategist approves every one before it goes live.

HyperPilot dashboard showing accounts, spend, sales and the changes queued for approval

Most Amazon management runs on a fragment of the picture.

The average agency account manager carries fifteen accounts, which leaves two or three hours a week for yours. One thorough pass across every Amazon report takes eight to twelve hours, so it gets skipped. Rules engines fire on ACOS and stop there. HyperPilot™ does the tireless reading every night, ties each proposal to the SKU margin, the search term and the change history behind it, and puts a strategist on the approve button.

Real break-even

A 1.0x ROAS is not break-even. After COGS, FBA and referral fees it is often closer to 1.8x. Every target is priced off your actual contribution margin.

Legible

Every proposal carries its evidence, its projected profit impact and its trade-offs.

Governed

Nothing touches Amazon until a strategist approves it, and every push is read back and verified.

AI does the analysis. A human makes every call.
HyperPilot™ is delivered as a managed service.

Every account is run by a dedicated strategist from our partner Bullseye Sellers. On a typical week they review 15 to 40 proposals per account. You get the dashboard, the change ledger and the weekly plan; they carry the work.

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Connect

Authorize Amazon Ads and Seller Central in a few clicks. History loads within a day and the first proposals follow the first full night of processing.

2

The brain reads everything

Every night HyperPilot™ reconciles ads, orders, fees, search terms and listing data into one picture of the account, per SKU, per marketplace, and surfaces every change worth making.

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A strategist makes the call

Each proposal lands in your strategist's queue with the analysis and the trade-offs. They approve, reject, modify or hold it. Approved changes push live through the Amazon API and are read back to confirm.

The approval gate

Every change is a proposal. A human makes the call.

This is what lands in the strategist’s queue: the change, the evidence, the projected profit impact and the trade-offs, so the decision takes seconds and the reasoning is on record. Approved changes push live through the Amazon API, are read back to confirm, and land in the change ledger with a name on them.

Bid increaseSponsored Products · exact match · US
Proposal
Raise the bid on “grass fed tallow balm” exact from $1.40 to $1.55.
Analysis
30-day ACOS 31% against a 38% break-even. Sponsored rank 5, organic rank 12. 19 orders in the last 14 days. Top-of-search ACOS 27%, ahead of the campaign average. Search Query Performance shows 61% impression share but 24% click share, so there is depth to buy.
Profit impact
Estimated +$290 per week in sales at the current conversion rate; +$118 per week in contribution margin after COGS, FBA and referral fees. Inside target.
Trade-offs
Top-of-search impressions expected to rise 15 to 20 percent. ACOS likely settles near 34% short term before improving. Placement modifiers held constant this pass: one variable at a time.
Guards
Campaign not on the do-not-cut list. Last change 9 days ago, outside the settling window. Attribution mature.
Approved by strategistPushed 09:14 · read back from Amazon 09:14 · logged

One co-pilot for the whole account. Ads, profit, listings and history in one place.

Proposals

Every change proposed, with the reasoning attached.

Bid, budget, negative and new-campaign proposals arrive as a short list. Each one shows the evidence behind it and what it is expected to do. Your strategist approves the ones that hold up; HyperPilot™ pushes them and reads Amazon back to confirm.

  • Grouped by type, ranked by impact
  • Read-back verification on every push
  • Do-not-cut lists and settling windows
Recommendations queued for review with the reasoning behind each one

Change ledger

Every change in the account, with a name on it.

Bids, budgets, statuses and launches are attributed to the person, rule or agent that made them, including changes made outside HyperPilot™. Failed attempts surface for review instead of disappearing.

  • Person, rule or agent on each line
  • Failed and uncertain changes flagged
  • Search across accounts and people
Change history attributed to who made each change

Keywords and search terms

One keyword view across every account.

Total sales, TACOS and the twelve KPIs that matter, per account and per term, with period comparison built in. Push winning search terms to campaigns in one click and see what is already targeted before you do.

  • Search terms to campaigns in one click
  • Break-even ACOS beside every number
  • SQP rank versus the category
Keyword performance across all accounts with total sales, TACOS and conversion metrics

Profit by SKU

Landed cost, fees, refunds and ads netted per product, so ad decisions are made against margin, not revenue.

Creative diagnosis

Listings converting under their category median are flagged, with a designer-ready image audit on request.

Guardrails

Protected campaigns, settling windows after a change, daily caps, and verification on every write.

Ask HyperPilot

The same brain is available inside Claude, so your team can ask questions and take action in plain English.

Portfolio triage

Every account ranked by what needs attention today, not by who emailed last.

Full visibility

You see everything your strategist sees: every proposal, every approval, the change ledger and the weekly plan.

Judgment, enforced by default. The discipline is built into the system, not left to a good week.

Three windows, every term

Every search term is read across a 3-day window for what is happening now, a 14-day window to confirm the trend, and a 30-day window for the true baseline. One window lies. A keyword that looks dead this week was your hero last month.

Real-margin economics

Landed cost, fees, refunds and ads are netted per SKU before a target is set, so a campaign that looks fine at 1.0x ROAS is caught while it is still losing money on every order. Break-even ACOS sits beside every number a strategist sees.

Knows when not to act

Protected campaigns, settling windows after any change, daily caps and attribution maturity gates hold proposals back until the data can support them. A change that cannot be verified after the push is flagged, not assumed.

What we won’t do

  • Cut budgets to control spend. Bids do that job without starving the campaigns that work.
  • Make blunt cuts across a campaign because one number moved.
  • Act on a single day of data.
  • Touch a campaign that changed in the last 48 hours before the change has settled.
  • Make silent changes. The full change list goes to you every week, with who made each one.

HyperPilot™ at work

Iron Bull Tallow: from losing money to its best week, in three weeks.

In late May the account ran days at 86% and 109% ACOS. Two weeks of proposals later it sold more at far lower ACOS, and on June 12 it had its best non-Prime day on record: $2.1K in sales at a 26.8% TACOS with a 21% conversion rate.

90% → 56%

weekly ACOS, late May to two weeks later

1.1x → 1.8x

weekly blended ROAS over the same stretch

21%

conversion on its best non-Prime day, against a 14.9% 30-day average

26.8%

TACOS that day, the lowest in the window, while sales peaked

Actual results for one client, not typical. Amazon performance depends on many factors outside any tool’s or agency’s control, including price, reviews, inventory, competition and seasonality. Figures are from HyperPilot’s own reporting for the account, May 18 to June 21, 2026.

Who HyperPilot™ is built for

Accounts where the volume of PPC, listing and inventory decisions has outgrown what one person can review by hand. Below that range the continuous, multi-report analysis is harder to use fully.

  • Private label brands running 6, 7 or 8 figures a year on Amazon FBA.
  • Sellers with high ad spend and declining or unpredictable profitability.
  • Brands whose organic rankings have stalled despite consistent advertising.
  • Established brands replacing a manual PPC process with disciplined, AI-accelerated management.
  • Brands expanding onto Amazon that need a structured launch and PPC foundation.

How it compares.

Self-serve tools like Helium 10 and Jungle Scout hand you data. A typical agency hands you a monthly deck. The difference is who does the work with it, and whether you can see it.

Self-serve toolsTypical agencyHyperPilot™
Reads every report, every night, and turns it into a proposalDashboards you interpret yourself
Explains every change with evidence and trade-offs
Prices targets off your real margin, not gross sales
A strategist approves before anything goes liveYou do it manually
Every change logged with who made it
Listing and creative diagnosis against category benchmarks
Time to first proposalDays of your own workWeeksUnder an hour

Questions brands ask first

Something else? Email hyperpilot@hypeworks.io

Already flying real accounts. Built with the strategists who use it every day.

40+

Amazon brands on HyperPilot™

$700K+

monthly ad spend under management

$4.5M+

monthly sales in view of the co-pilot

Take HyperPilot™ for a Test Drive.

Book a call and we run your Amazon account through the same lens HyperPilot™ applies every night, then walk you through a concrete 90-day plan and the specific work we would start on day one. See exactly how it works before you commit to anything.