Pre-beta · Singapore

The agent runs your ads.
The brief tells you what it did.

An autonomous Amazon Ads agent for indie KU authors. Every night it researches new keywords from your book’s genre, creates Sponsored Products campaigns from what clears your ACoS bar, tracks BSR and reviews against yesterday’s spend, and delivers one brief at 06:00 SGT. You read it with coffee.

Paolo Danese · runs his own Amazon Ads on five published novels. He has watched all the videos and read all the guides and is tired of how hard it is to run Amazon ads.

The deliverable

Daily Brief 06:02 SGT · 03 May 2026

Path of the Guardian, Book III

Five campaigns active. Two changed since yesterday.

Best Sellers Rank

Kindle Store, Epic Fantasy #4,128 ↑ 612

Sword & Sorcery #73 ↑ 9

Yesterday at a glance

Spend $11.42

Sales (7d) $48.10

ACoS 23.7% ↓ 4.1pt

Search-term harvest

3 new keywords cleared the threshold last night. 2 promoted to exact-match, 1 added to negatives because it converted a children's-book buyer twice.

PROMOTE: "epic fantasy series complete" · bid $0.42

PROMOTE: "sword and sorcery saga" · bid $0.38

NEGATE: "chapter book" on broad campaign

Bid moves

SP · Auto · Loose Match $0.31 → $0.27 ↓ 13%

SP · Manual · Exact $0.44 → $0.49 ↑ 11%

New reviews

★★★★★ · Verified purchase +1

“Best fantasy series I’ve read this year. Picked up Book I after a KU browse and started Book II the same afternoon.”

Sample shown is a healthy day-7 brief. New books accumulate signal across the first two weeks — expect emptier sections at the start.

What it does

01 · RESEARCH

Generates new keywords from your book.

Claude AI runs seven keyword strategies against your book’s genre and synopsis: broad, author/title, thematic, and genre-adjacent. Search terms from the prior day’s reports are scored against your target ACoS. Terms that convert get promoted to exact-match. Terms that bring in the wrong readers become negatives. The shortlist is in the brief.

02 · CREATE

Builds a Sponsored Products campaign every night.

Promoted keywords land in a structured campaign: Genre, Author/Title, and Thematic ad groups, starting bids at $0.40, negative exclusions already wired. The campaign appears in your Amazon Ads console in paused state. Execution is opt-in. Dry-run shows what the agent would have done.

03 · TRACK

Reads your BSR, your reviews, and yesterday’s spend.

Every run pulls a BSR snapshot per category, scans for new reviews and extracts quotes worth using, and fetches SP metrics: spend, 7-day sales, ACoS. The numbers in your brief are set in mono because they are measured, not guessed.

04 · BRIEF

One email. One web report. 06:00 SGT.

The email is a notification. The brief is the full web report it links to: BSR delta, harvest decisions, new campaign, reviews, and yesterday’s spend on one page you can read with coffee. No dashboard login required.

Before you ask

Is this going to torch my budget overnight?

No. New accounts default to dry-run: the agent reads, decides, and writes the brief, but does not push changes to Amazon. Execution is opt-in, per book, gated by your target ACoS. You can switch it back to dry-run from the dashboard at any time. The paywall is at execution, not visibility.

Where do my Amazon credentials go?

Nowhere you can't see. You authorise StoryaLaunch through Amazon's standard OAuth flow; we store the refresh token encrypted at rest with Fernet. Your password is never asked for, never stored. You revoke access from your Amazon Ads developer console any time, and the agent stops within the hour.

What does the agent know about my book?

The ASIN you give it. From there it reads its own campaign data and the public BSR snapshot. It does not scrape your competitors. It does not collect data about other authors. It does not train any model on your campaign performance.

Why pre-beta?

The infrastructure is live. The agent has run on my own five novels daily for months: keyword research, campaign creation, BSR tracking, review scraping, SP metrics, the full pipeline. Pre-beta means the billing keys are not wired to real accounts yet and onboarding is still tightening against a wider range of Amazon account setups. The waitlist is how you’ll know when that changes.

Pricing

Free Trial

One book, fourteen days, dry-run only. The brief arrives every morning. Bids do not move. This is how you see what the agent would have done before you trust it with the live account.

$0 14 days

Pro

Up to three books, full execution, daily run. Per-book target ACoS, negatives, thematic keyword controls. The plan most KU authors with an active series will want.

$29 per month

Growth

Up to ten books, priority pipeline, CSV export of harvest decisions when that lands. For authors running a backlist or a small co-op.

$59 per month

Paywall is at execution, not visibility. The dry-run brief is free for the trial. Cancel inside the dashboard, no email required.

The agent runs your ads. The brief tells you what it did.