More profitable book sales, without managing Amazon Ads yourself.

Richie says AdsDroid has helped improve the commercial performance of his catalogue: net profit has increased while ad spend has reduced.

Rob reports that AdsDroid helped increase ROAS from around 0.8 to 2.5 while scaling monthly spend from around $1,000 to $4,000 to $5,000.

Liubou says AdsDroid removed the repeated ad-management work, saving her time to focus on the wider publishing business.

Jenni began working with AdsDroid when she was preparing to publish her first book. That title earned a bestseller tag for more than 16 weeks and grossed roughly $2,500 to $3,500 per month from launch.

After publishing more books and a bundle, she says her Amazon royalties reached about $8,000 per month. She values having a specialist partner handle the advertising while she concentrates on creating the next book and growing her publishing business.

Eric says he was making more than expected from his first book, but was not getting the most from his ads.

After working with AdsDroid, he says he more than doubled his monthly profit with one book. He calls the result a game changer and plans to use the service for every new book he publishes.

Eetu enjoyed running ads himself, but found the workload became too great as his business grew and he wanted to scale further.

He says AdsDroid handles the work more effectively than he could alone, frees his time for higher-value tasks, and provides quick communication and useful strategic insight.

Tamara has worked with AdsDroid for more than a year. She says her book sales improved substantially compared with trying to understand ads and algorithms on her own.

She values the detailed reports, guidance, and recommendations for improving sales, and says the service delivers the result she wants: more book sales.

Before AdsDroid, Matheus spent six to eight hours a week managing spreadsheets, keywords, and bid changes. The work pulled attention away from the more creative parts of his business.

He says the ads have been profitable since he started, while AdsDroid manages the repeated optimisation work. He can stay hands-off and contact the team whenever he wants to make a change.

Yinhao self-publishes non-fiction in English, Spanish, French, Italian, and German, advertising across multiple Amazon marketplaces. He says running ads at that scale gets messy quickly: dozens of campaigns, hundreds of keywords, and an account that can quietly drift past break-even while he should be writing the next book.

For his titles, he says break-even sits at around 50% to 53%, depending on the royalty split and printing cost, leaving little room for error. He says AdsDroid did not simply launch campaigns and disappear: Ivan and the team actively managed bids, cut keywords burning budget, and shifted the account towards what was working.

He says communication was direct, reporting was clear, and he always knew what he was paying for. After a couple of months with AdsDroid, his ACoS dropped significantly and stayed down, with the same budget contributing more profit to the bottom line.

Jeanne started her self-publishing business wanting to do every part herself, then recognised that Amazon Ads was neither the work she enjoyed nor her strongest skill.

She says AdsDroid made advertising a worry-free part of her business. Her revenue increased, and she can focus on the work she enjoys while her books are still put in front of readers.

CJ has worked with AdsDroid for more than a year and says the service helped him scale to more than $8,000 a month.

As his catalogue grew, ads became overwhelming to manage alone. He says AdsDroid freed his time to focus on the other areas of his business that help it grow.

Brian values working with a service designed by a publisher for publishers, rather than a general advertising agency with little understanding of book-specific strategy.

He says one technique applied across his ads created more than $2,000 in additional profit, and that the service has helped him improve both his books and his advertising decisions.

Lionel says the setup was quick and easy. After receiving access to his Amazon Ads account, AdsDroid understood his books and began advertising them.

He says the results freed time for publishing and writing more books in his series. He also values being able to ask questions and receive fast responses when he wants to understand the numbers.

Avi spent years trying to make Amazon Ads profitable on his own and with several other providers. He found the work time-consuming, expensive, and frustrating.

He says AdsDroid understands how to get a stronger return from each ad dollar and recommends the service to independent authors who want a reliable, fully managed solution.

Five months after launching his third book, Andrew says it had already sold more copies than his first two books combined over five years.

The book was selling 400 copies a month, helping his message reach far more readers. He credits AdsDroid for helping make that growth possible.

Laz says publishing more books introduces more ways to waste ad budget if every campaign is not managed well. Over eight months, he says AdsDroid increased his ad spend from $3,700 at 34% ACoS to $11,100 at 27% ACoS.

He reports that this created more than $30,000 in additional monthly revenue, with roughly 70% of it net profit. He also values having responsive answers whenever he has questions about his ads.