Pick one ASIN. In about 30 minutes you get a 0–100 advertising score, the nine dimensions behind it and what to fix first, with the evidence for each conclusion. No card, and nothing in your account changes.
Sign in with Amazon · official Amazon Ads API and SP-APIThe first screen tells you what to do. Everything after it shows why.
Sign in with Amazon and grant Ads and Seller Central access through Amazon’s official authorization. About two minutes; revoke it any time from your Amazon account.
Choose the parent ASIN that bothers you most — the one with the biggest spend, the falling rank or the ACOS you can’t explain.
About 30 minutes later the report is ready: score first, conclusions next, evidence after.
Act on it yourself, or start the 10-day trial and approve the recommended changes from inside Sapientia.
Start where money and doubt overlap. Good first candidates:
Each of the sample reports started from one of these situations.
Yes. The first ASIN audit costs nothing and needs no card. Auditing more ASINs is part of the 10-day free trial and the paid plans.
About 30 minutes from the moment you start it. You can close the page; the report waits for you.
Amazon Ads and Seller Central, each granted through Amazon’s own authorization flow. Seller Central data (sales, sessions, stock) is what lets the audit read ads against the rest of the business.
No. An audit only reads. Changes happen only after someone on your account approves them, and that requires a trial or a plan.
An audit covers one parent ASIN, so its conclusions are specific enough to act on. On a trial or plan you can audit as many ASINs as you like, one by one.
Every conclusion links to the table it came from, and every projection lists its assumptions in the appendix, so you can see exactly where you disagree.
Pick the one that bothers you most. In about 30 minutes you’ll know what to do first.
Sign in with Amazon · no card · nothing changes until you approve it