Wasted spendA keyword catches fire. You find out Friday.
Spend leaks while you write. By the time you open Amazon Ads, the week — and the budget — are gone.
Sync your books after Connect, then turn Autopilot on with a spend cap. Bounded bids on campaigns you allow — it does not promise a profit.
Profit = royalties − ad spend, from reports that landed. Cancel in Stripe yourself.

Then what BookAdsAI will actually do — not a fantasy version of Autopilot.
Wasted spendSpend leaks while you write. By the time you open Amazon Ads, the week — and the budget — are gone.
No timeMorning bids. Search-term harvests. “Just one more tweak.” That is a second job. The manuscript is still waiting.
Autopilot gapThe Adigy / Publisher’s Pilot neighborhood exists. A spreadsheet does not keep up. We are not claiming BookAdsAI beats them.
Colorful KPIs, book covers, and honest Live or Paused — from reports that landed, not a guess.

Connect Amazon and we pull advertised ASINs plus Kindle titles for those authors. Manual ASIN entry is a fallback.
Only campaigns you allowlist. No AUTO_FOR_SALES targeting by default.
Bids move at most 10% per run, never above $2.00, after reports land.
Daily spend cap. Autopilot pauses allowlisted campaigns when today’s reported spend hits it.
Profit = royalties − ad spend from reports that landed. Honest Live or Paused.
BookAdsAI will not invent metrics, launch “recovery” campaigns, explode bids, or use AUTO_FOR_SALES targeting by default. Allowlisted bids move at most 10% per run, never above $2.00, and only after reports land.
Autopilot starts Paused until you turn it on. Spend caps stay yours.
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