Brandgate

Know your real profit, in plain numbers.

See what you made after ads and fees, without waiting a week for a report.

You ask a simple question and you should not wait a week. We put the numbers where you can read them, and a person still owns the account.

What we track

Profit
What the account made after the costs that matter
Ad spend
Where the money went
Search
Where the main products sit
Stock
What is getting thin

What the weekly note flags

The PDF arrives after the week is over.

You ask how profit moved. You get a file full of terms that do not say what to do.

Ads, stock, and search live in three exports.

By the time you read it, the moment to reorder or cut spend has passed.

How Brandgate does it

  1. Pull the numbers that matter

    Profit, ad spend, search position, and stock. Not a dump of every column Amazon can export. Our software pulls the numbers.

  2. Say it in plain English

    What made money. What did not. What we want to change. Short enough to read on a phone. The operator on your account writes it.

  3. Let you ask

    Ask in Slack, WhatsApp, email, or text. The answer comes with the view behind it. A person still approves any change. You can ask any day.

  4. Keep a weekly rhythm

    Even if you do not ask, the scorecard shows up every week. The operator on your account sends it.

What you get

A weekly scorecard

Profit, ads, search, and stock.

Answers when you ask

Not a week later.

The view behind the sentence

You can see the chart, not only the summary.

A next step

What we recommend, waiting on your yes when it is big.

A scorecard every week. Answers in the channel you already use when you ask a direct question.

Questions

Is this a live login to our books?

You see the report we build from the Amazon account.

Can I ask a question between reports?

Yes. Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram, email, or iMessage.

Will a bot change the account from a question?

No. It can draft. A person checks. You approve anything big.

Start with the account you already have.

Free audit of a public listing, or a 30-minute call with someone who runs Amazon accounts.

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