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Three operators start building a better way to manage Amazon PPC.
A misaligned search-term report sent six SKUs in the wrong direction. We built the system we wanted when the spreadsheet failed.
So operators can run more brands, launch more products, and stop checking dashboards on Sundays.
Hristo, Nikolay, and Adrian were running private-label Amazon brands from the same small office. The tools were either expensive retainers or rule-based scripts that broke when Amazon changed a report column.
They pulled reports, cross-checked margin sheets, and nudged bids one keyword at a time. When one export arrived misaligned, six SKUs spent a full day's budget on terms that had not converted in three weeks.
Instead of patching the sheet again, they pulled PPC apart properly. The decisions were not as complicated as the tools made them look. They were just being made too slowly, too inconsistently, and without the product's context.
So they built that context into an algorithm, ran it on their own account, and let the results earn the next conversation.
Three operators start building a better way to manage Amazon PPC.
The first algorithm runs against a real P&L before it touches another brand.
The tooling earns back the time spent building it.
Early customer brands join through trusted operator referrals.
The agency business is built on what clients do not see. We made the opposite bet: show every decision, log every reason, and let the operator override anything.
Every bid change, budget move, and strategy call is logged with the reason.
You can read what the algorithm decided and override anything.
Every feature is tested by an operator with a real P&L on the line.
Reliable and boring beats clever and fragile.
Performance claims need methodology, sample size, and reproducibility.
AI makes one strategist more useful. It does not replace the team.
A few facts about the team and the scale of the work. The methodology matters as much as the number.
Strategists and engineers who have sold on Amazon themselves. The founders are still hands-on every week.

Co-founder & CEO
Built ADFIXER from a kitchen prototype to a platform used by more than a thousand brands.

Co-founder & CPO
Started selling on Amazon in 2014 and wrote the first line of ADFIXER code.

Co-founder & COO
Runs managed-service delivery, customer success, and the infrastructure behind both.

CMO
Runs marketing, content, demand, and the tests behind the positioning.

CFO
Owns pricing, margin, runway, and the numbers that keep the model honest.