Stop running your ad account by hand.
You already know what needs to change and when. You're just the one stuck doing it, campaign by campaign. Tell Off Hours once, and it's handled every day after that.
Who's watching your Amazon spend at 3am?
Google has an ad scheduler. Meta has one. Amazon never built one, so your campaigns keep bidding through the dead hours whether anyone is buying or not. Off Hours pauses them on the schedule you set and brings them back when your customers do.
Plan the sale once. Skip the night-before scramble.
You still call the shots: which campaigns, how much to lift, when it starts and ends. Off Hours does the part that used to eat your evening, changing every bid and budget on day one, holding through the sale, and putting it all back when it's over.
You can't watch every account every day. Off Hours can.
Get busy for a week and something drifts. ACOS climbs, or a winner runs out of budget while you're not looking. Off Hours reads yesterday's numbers every morning and tells you when to pull back and when to lean in. It watches. You decide.
A campaign doubles its spend. Nobody notices until the invoice.
It only takes one to quietly blow the month. Off Hours learns what normal looks like for each account and sends you one email the morning spend jumps, naming the exact campaign that moved. Included free on every plan.
Dayparting. Budget rules. Event automation. Performance triggers. 24/7 spend alerts. One tool, one flat price.
Start 14-day free trial→This morning's watchlist.
What lands in your inbox: the kind of change, the account, and the campaigns that drove it. Quiet accounts stay quiet.
Running ads by hand goes wrong two ways.
Money leaks out. Clicks keep coming in the dead hours when nobody is buying, and Amazon still bills you. You find out the next morning, if at all.
Your week disappears. One sale means opening every campaign, changing every bid, then remembering to undo it. Get busy for a week and something drifts before you notice.
You cannot sit on the dashboard at 2am. Off Hours can, and it acts on your rules the moment something moves.
What's running unwatched costing you?
Two numbers most sellers never add up: the spend running in hours that don't convert, and what a percentage-of-spend tool skims on top. Move the sliders to your account.
Start with what you spend.
Most accounts have a stretch, usually overnight, where clicks keep coming but conversion is near zero. Not sure? Six hours is the common case.
Estimates from the figures you enter, not a guarantee. Dead hours are counted at 60 percent of your average hourly spend, since overnight traffic runs lighter than daytime. Off Hours reports your real, per-account activity once connected.
Five ways to protect and grow your ad performance.
Reclaim the dead hours, and redeploy them.
Run campaigns on an hourly schedule automatically. Pause the hours that do not convert and move that budget toward the hours that do. Same spend, more sales, no 2am alarm.
Spend more when it's working. Pull back when it's not.
Raise or lower daily budgets on any cadence: weekends, seasonal peaks, promo windows. Budgets restore to baseline automatically when the window ends.
Your sale, set up once. Restored when it's over.
Pick the dates and how much to lift. Off Hours changes every bid and budget on day one, holds through the sale, then puts it all back. Even changes you make by hand mid-event are respected.
Guardrails for the weeks you're stretched thin.
Off Hours reads yesterday's ACOS, spend, and utilization every morning and tells you when to pull back and when to lean in. It watches. You decide. Once daily on settled data, so no real-time noise.
Eyes in the sky on every account, included free.
Every connected account gets a live baseline of its own normal spend, checked daily. If spend spikes, drops, or drifts out of range, you hear about it the same day, whether or not a rule was involved.
Five ways to protect and grow your ad performance. One flat price.
Watch a rule do its job.
Skip the setup montage. This is the part that earns its keep: one dayparting rule pausing your campaigns overnight and switching them back on by morning, on its own, while you sleep.
New rule
About five minutes, start to live.
Connect your Amazon Ads account
No API keys, no manual setup. Just authorize and go.
Build your first rule
Plain English via the AI assistant, or configure it yourself. All five layers ready.
Choose your campaigns
Apply to one or many. Built for people running several brands at once.
You're done. Off Hours takes it from here.
Every 15 minutes, on every campaign you chose. Nothing changes that you did not set up.
About five minutes from signup to live automation. No implementation calls, no training.
They charge more the better you do. We charge $149.
The big Amazon PPC suites bundle dayparting with keyword research, listing tools, and AI bid management, then charge $500 to $3,000 a month plus a percentage of your ad spend. You end up auditing the automation instead of trusting it. Off Hours is the execution layer on its own: $149 flat per account, no percentage of spend, and no black box second-guessing your strategy.
"Built by the ad team at TCN Group after years of managing Amazon spend for brands. We built the tool we wished existed at 3am."
"The dayparting grid took me 10 minutes to set up for all our brands. We stopped bleeding budget overnight immediately. One of those tools where you wonder how you managed without it."
"I used to log in every morning and evening to manually pause campaigns. Off Hours eliminated that entirely. The event rule for Prime Day alone saved hours of stress."
"The AI rule builder is genuinely impressive. One sentence and it built the exact rule I had in mind, including the budget restore logic."
Not ready to connect an account yet?
Get "Why Is My ACoS High?", a decision tree for the five most common causes, benchmark ranges by category, and three rule templates you can activate. No account needed.
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Before you start.
Do I need a credit card to start?
No. The 14-day trial is full access with no card. You only add billing if you decide to keep it.
What happens to my campaigns if I cancel or disconnect?
Nothing bad. They stay exactly as last set. Budget and event rules store your original values before any change, so everything restores cleanly when a rule ends or you leave.
Will this take over my strategy or change my bids?
No. Off Hours runs schedules, budgets, and alerts. It does not touch keyword or placement bids, and it never makes strategy calls. AI proposes rules, you approve them.
Is my Amazon data safe?
Yes. We connect through the official Amazon Advertising API using the same authorization every approved partner uses. We request campaign management permission only. No payment data, no creatives stored, nothing shared with third parties.
Which account types and marketplaces are supported?
Amazon Seller Central, Sponsored Products, in the North America region (US, Canada, Mexico). Every marketplace under your account imports automatically. Sponsored Brands, Sponsored Display, and more regions are on the roadmap.
How fast do rules actually run?
Dayparting, Budget, and Event rules are checked every 15 minutes and usually act faster. Performance rules run once each morning on prior-day data, because Amazon reporting lags 3 to 12 hours.
How much is it after the trial, and can I run multiple brands?
$149 per month per Amazon Ads account, flat, no percentage of spend. Run one brand or many, the per-account rate never changes.
What if I want help getting set up?
Setup takes about five minutes on your own, but you can reach a human if you want a hand. and someone from the team will email you. No call required.
You know what needs doing. Stop being the one who has to do it.
Set your first rule in about five minutes. Off Hours handles it every day after that.
Start 14-day free trial→You connect through Amazon's official authorization. We never see your password, and nothing changes a campaign until you approve a rule.