For agencies

The problem

If you manage Amazon Ads for multiple brands, you already know the pain points: onboarding each new client takes too long, reporting eats hours you'd rather spend optimizing, and your best practices live in someone's head instead of a system. Adding clients means adding headcount, because there's only so much one person can keep track of.

How MAP helps

MAP gives your agency a single place to manage all your client accounts, with AI doing the daily monitoring work.

Multi-account management

All client accounts in one dashboard, organized by brand
Daily AI recommendations across every account, so nothing gets missed
Consistent optimization methodology applied to each client automatically

Reporting and insights

Pull client reports through the chat or MCP, in whatever format you need
Connect client data to Claude or ChatGPT for ad-hoc analysis
Weekly audio performance summaries per brand

Experiments

Run A/B tests (bid changes, keyword additions, budget shifts) and track outcomes
Show clients what you changed and what it did, with actual numbers
Build a record of wins over time

Seller Central data

Connect client Seller Central or Vendor Central accounts alongside their ad accounts
Access orders, FBA inventory, and Brand Analytics reports per client
Check inventory before scaling ad spend — the AI knows what's in stock before it recommends pushing a product

Team workflows

New team members can ask the AI about any client's campaigns instead of digging through spreadsheets
Your SOPs become questions the AI can answer, not documents people forget to read

Pricing for agencies

AI Connect ($10/week) covers up to 5 brands with 20 ad accounts each — enough to evaluate. Launch ($149/mo) bumps that to 10 brands and adds the optimization features. Boost ($449/mo) and Dominion ($999/mo) remove the brand limit entirely, which is where most agencies land once they're scaling. Enterprise pricing is available if you need custom integrations or white-label options.