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Free Amazon leak audit: find where your store leaks money

Connect your Amazon account and AgentXray reads your own orders, fees, settlements, listings and ads. You get a personal review of where money leaks, and what to do about each leak. The audit changes nothing on your account. Free for 7 days, no card. After that, a 14-day trial with card if you want to keep using it.

What the audit looks for

Every finding is read from your own account. If something cannot be measured for your store, such as Ads not connected or no fresh stock report, that finding is left out rather than guessed.

Example, a real store with its name and product removed: one product spent ₹1,246 on 231 ad clicks in 30 days and took no ad order, in campaigns it shared with the product that sells. The step: ask your AI to draft pausing that product's ads; the campaigns keep running for the product that sells.

Your own AI drafts the fix

Each finding ends with one step. Where AgentXray has a draft tool for it, the step is the sentence to ask your own Claude or ChatGPT: pausing one product's ads in every ad group without pausing the campaign, or a listing update for the title, bullet points, description or search keywords. Unit Count and variation errors are fixed on the listing's edit page in Seller Central. Every fix is a draft in your approval queue; nothing reaches Amazon until you approve it.

How it works

  1. Create an account and connect Amazon on Amazon's own consent page. Connect Amazon Ads too if you advertise; without it the two ad findings are left out, not guessed.
  2. As soon as your Ads history has synced, usually within 10 to 30 minutes, the app shows which campaigns spent past your break-even line in the last 30 days.
  3. Once your connection is a day old and your store has at least one settled sale in the last 30 days, we write your review: a PDF guide in your language and a short email, usually within about two days of connecting.

What we do not claim

Connect Amazon and get the audit · See the app on a sample store · How seller data is kept apart