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I built PPC Ad Sweep because Amazon PPC cleanup is easy to put off.
I’m an Amazon seller. I built PPC Ad Sweep to make reviewing ad spend a regular part of running the business.
Amazon advertising keeps generating new data. Search terms spend money. Keywords and targets collect clicks. Campaigns keep running while you’re busy with everything else.
Reviewing an account once doesn’t tell you what has accumulated since.
My own account shows why that matters.
Across the available July 8–September 10, 2026 reports, 269 currently paused keywords and targets spent $2,251.57 with zero attributed sales or orders.
That included:
- 56 keywords: $377.51 spent.
- 213 targets: $1,874.06 spent.
- Combined attributed sales: $0.
That money had already been spent. This isn’t a claim that PPC Ad Sweep recovered it or performed every pause. It’s evidence from my account of the problem I built the tool to help sellers identify.
I wanted a simpler way to see what deserved attention—and make the next cleanup easier to do.
With PPC Ad Sweep, you upload your Amazon Ads Bulk Operations workbook and enter your break-even point. The report shows which search terms to consider excluding and which keywords or product targets to consider pausing, with the reasons and campaign context behind each recommendation.
You can see the evidence and decide what makes sense for your account.
Your first complete report is free on screen.
Pro adds future reports, CSV exports, and eligible Amazon-ready bulk sheets. Instead of entering each eligible change individually, you review the file and upload it to Amazon yourself. Pro is $19/month or $190/year.
The first cleanup is a starting point.
Your campaigns continue running afterward. The next report lets you review the data that has accumulated since, rather than assume last month’s cleanup has everything covered.
That’s why I built PPC Ad Sweep: to help sellers make cleanup something they return to regularly.
The account figures above cover the stated reporting window, not lifetime performance. They show spend without attributed sales, not measured savings or an amount guaranteed to have been preventable.