Built for you once. Owned by you forever.
A team of Amazon specialists that happens to be software. It reads your account every night, finds what is broken or worth doing, and shows you the evidence before it changes a thing.
What you are really paying for
Every Amazon brand of a certain size runs into the same three things. None of them is about whether the work gets done well.
The expertise walks out the door
Years of someone learning your catalog, your seasonality, your margins and every mistake worth not repeating. The day the contract ends, all of it leaves with them and the next team starts from zero.
The history is not yours to keep
Your sales, advertising and customer history sits inside tools someone else controls. Cancel the subscription and the record of what you did, and why, goes dark with it.
The repeatable work is now automatable
A large share of expert-level Amazon work is work software can genuinely do. The brands that win the next few years will own that capability rather than rent it by the month.
The work is not the problem. Where the knowledge ends up is.
A specialist team that works your account every night
Not a chatbot you have to remember to ask. A set of specialists, each owning one part of your account, each working it overnight whether anyone asks or not.
Your own numbers, nightly
It connects to your Seller Central and Advertising accounts and reads the whole account, every night.
What is wrong, and what it costs
Each specialist names the problem, the money attached to it, and the one next action that clears it.
Nothing happens without your yes
Every change arrives with the numbers behind it, the result it expects, and how to undo it. You approve, or you don't.
Then it marks its own homework
Every change it makes gets checked afterwards: did it land on Amazon, and did the result hold up two weeks later?
Live in about three weeks
We guide the setup and validate everything against numbers you already trust.
Two commercial pieces, and they do different jobs
A one-time build and onboarding fee covers the instance, the warehouse, the tuning, validation and team training. You own the result. A monthly advisory subscription keeps the specialists’ Amazon knowledge current and keeps senior counsel on the account.
Nine specialists, one account
Each owns one lane and a short, specific list of changes it is allowed to propose, not a free hand on your account.
Sylo
Takes your question, routes it to whoever owns the answer, writes the overnight debrief.
Nova
Campaigns, bids, budgets, search terms, placements, and the spend buying nothing.
Lexi
Keywords, titles, bullets, backend terms, indexing and organic rank.
Marlow
Restock timing and sizing, days of cover, and both stockout and overstock risk.
Rhodes
Suppressed listings, fee disputes, Buy Box loss, and the support cases nobody wants to draft.
Watchtower
Round-the-clock alarms on spend, stock and Buy Box. Raises the flag, fixes nothing itself.
Maeve
Main image click-through, gallery order, A+ and Brand Story, video, image compliance.
Echo
Rating trends, review velocity, and what buyers keep complaining about and praising.
Iris
What each product really earns after ads and fees. Hero, filler, or dead weight.
One account, not seven tools. Ad spend that looks wasteful is often an inventory problem: the campaign is still bidding hard on a product about to run out. Because every specialist reads the same numbers on the same night, the handoff between them happens on evidence, not on somebody remembering to send an email.
Seven steps, every time
Nothing goes from “we noticed something” to “we changed your account” in one hop. Every change walks the same seven steps and can be stopped at any of them.
You stay in control of your own account
This is the part every brand asks about first, so here it is plainly. The safety rules are not instructions we give the AI. They are ordinary code that runs after the AI has finished, so no clever answer can talk its way past them.
Nothing moves without your yes
Every change waits for a person by default, and arrives with its evidence and how to undo it. Six safety checks run before it can even reach you.
Hard limits it cannot argue past
Bids capped at 50%, 20 changes a day, price moves capped at 10%, and no price move at all without your cost of goods. One switch turns every change off.
It never makes a number up
Every figure is calculated by ordinary code reading your account, not by the AI. And “I couldn’t check this” is a real answer it is allowed to give.
More rope has to be earned
You can let a specialist handle one kind of change on its own, but only after its record proves it: 10 graded results, 85% accuracy, under 10% undone. Re-tested every night.
And these always wait for a person, whatever the record says. Each one is filed with Amazon in your name, or creates something somebody has to unwind by hand:
New campaigns are the one exception worth naming: they are always created paused, so the worst an unattended one can do is sit there spending nothing.
“You need to ship now to cover Prime Day”
What it actually looks like when a specialist finds something. The ship-by date is arithmetic, not a hunch.
Your numbers, not our defaults. Your lead time, target cover, safety stock and case sizes are settings on your profile. And two things watch it. Marlow works it forward so you hear about it early; Watchtower trips an alarm the moment stock crosses your threshold.
What you actually walk away with
Every agency learns your business. The problem has never been that they do not learn. It is that the learning lives in their people. Here it builds up inside your instance, as a record you can read.
It is the difference between “a competent Amazon specialist” and “a specialist who knows this SKU’s Q4 spike starts in week 42, that this term converts despite looking wasteful, and that we already tried the obvious fix in March and it didn’t work.”
You host your data
The warehouse, the keys and the history sit on your side, under your control and your billing.
You keep it if you leave
Cancel and it all stays with you: every change made, every reason, every outcome. Nothing goes dark.
The learning compounds
What worked and what didn’t is written down monthly and read back by the specialists, so it stops re-proposing what you already refused.
Your team gets more capable
The goal is self-sufficiency: your people running an expert-grade operation, not a dependency that deepens every year.
Stop renting. Start owning.
Amazon expertise you pay for monthly leaves when the invoice stops. Amazon expertise built into your own instance does not.
A read of your account
We connect read-only and show you what the first night actually finds on your catalog, with your numbers. Nothing is changed.
Agree the guardrails
We set the limits and the approval rules to your account before a single change is enabled.
Three weeks to live
Connect, build, tune, launch, then your team runs it and the record starts building in your instance.
Figures on these slides are the product’s own configurable defaults and definitions, not customer results. Every safety limit is tuned to your account during setup. Sylo writes to Amazon through the official Selling Partner and Advertising APIs only.