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Pilot and Autopilot
Unlimited ASINs and campaigns
Hourly Amazon ad data
Market benchmarks on every keyword
Change logs and a daily brief
Rank tracking
Team seats with per-person permissions
US, Canada and Mexico
FAQ
How does Pulse Pilot connect to my Amazon account?
Through Amazon’s own secure login. You approve access on Amazon’s site, and Amazon gives us a permission key, never your password. We only ask for Amazon Ads access to start. Seller Central access is optional (early access) and you can add it later in Settings. You can disconnect at any time.
Do I need to know PPC to use it?
No. If you’d rather not manage PPC, use Autopilot: set your target ACoS, goal and weekly budget, review the build plan, and go live. If you know PPC, Pilot gives you the full rule builder.
What if results get worse?
No tool can guarantee results, and we won’t pretend to. You can pause Autopilot on any product at any time, and in Pilot your rules can pause keywords that aren’t working. Every change is in the log with the reason, so you can see exactly what happened and why.
Who answers support?
The people who built the product. No rotating account managers.
How do I cancel?
From your billing settings, anytime. No contract and no cancellation fee.
What’s the difference between Pilot and Autopilot?
Pilot runs the rules you build. Autopilot builds your campaigns and runs them to the ACoS and goal you pick. Both come with every plan, and you can put some products on Autopilot while you run the rest yourself.
Will anything change in my account that I didn’t set up?
In Pilot, only the rules you build and any campaign you switch to Copilot. With Autopilot you review the plan first, and nothing is built or spends until you click Go Live. Every change after that is logged.
What does the market benchmark show?
How the market converts for your product, shown next to your own conversion rate on every keyword. Where we can’t establish a reliable market figure, you see a dash instead of a guess. It’s the same yardstick Autopilot uses to decide where your budget goes.
What happens when the trial ends?
You start without a card, and nothing is charged automatically. On day 30 you add a card to keep going. If you don’t, or if you cancel later, you choose what happens to the campaigns Pulse Pilot has been managing.
Do you ever see my Seller Central password?
No. You sign in on Amazon’s own page, and we only receive the access you approve. Your password never reaches us.







