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Dayparting calculator

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Amazon dayparting calculator

Shoppers don't convert evenly across the day, but flat bids pretend they do. Paste your hourly spend and sales to see which hours pay off, which leak budget, and how to adjust bids hour by hour.

Drop, upload or paste your hourly Campaign report

Drop a .csv or .xlsx here, or paste into the box. Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

How the bid adjustments are worked out

Good dayparting is not “where did I spend?” — it is “which hours pay off, and which quietly bleed?” The tool answers that from each hour’s ACoS, nudging every hour’s bid toward your account-wide average: raise where an hour runs more efficiently than your average, ease off where it runs above. Because ACoS already folds in both what a click costs (CPC) and what it returns (revenue per click), it catches the most common leak — paying peak prices midday when competition spikes, even though those hours convert no better than cheaper overnight ones.

Two things keep it honest. Every adjustment is weighted by click volume, so a lucky overnight hour with a handful of clicks can’t trigger a reckless swing — only hours with real traffic move much. And the headline “reclaimable spend” is the actual money sitting in hours above your average ACoS, not a guess. Switch the metric on the chart to see the full picture: revenue per click, conversion rate, CPC and demand all shift through the day.

Sanity-check the hours you trim against your break-even ACoS so you keep the ones that are still profitable, just less so.

Where to get the data

Export an hourly report from Amazon

1

Open Sponsored ads reports

In Amazon Ads, go to Measurement & Reporting → Sponsored ads reports.

2

Create a Campaign report

New report → Ad product: Sponsored Products, Report type: Campaign.

3

Set time unit to Hourly

Time unit: Hourly, with a date range of at least 2–4 weeks.

4

Download and paste

Export CSV, copy the rows (must include Clicks for RPC), and paste above.

FAQ

Common questions

Dayparting (or ad scheduling) means adjusting bids and budgets by hour of day so you spend more when shoppers convert and less when they do not. Conversion rates on Amazon vary a lot across the day, so flat 24/7 bids overpay in dead hours and underbid during peaks.

Dayparting that runs itself

Dayparting only works if something acts on it every hour. Autron adjusts bids around the clock against your goal — including the time-of-day patterns you'd otherwise have to babysit.