Amazon Daily Revenue Snapshot
What it reads, what it measures, what arrives, what you can change.
- Account-wide Sponsored Ads revenue, units, spend and ad sales
- Account-wide DSP spend and attributed sales
- Every ASIN's units sold, from your catalog
- Total ad revenue as search ad sales plus DSP ad sales
- ROAS and TACOS, shown as N/A when the divisor is zero
- Deltas against the prior day, last week, or the 14-day average
- A title dated to yesterday, then one metric per line
- Top sellers, biggest sales declines, and stock alerts
- Every product listed, units descending, zero-unit rows included
- Marketplace and email recipient
- Top movers count and stock alerts count
- Comparison basis for deltas and declines
Yesterday's account, one line per metric
Sponsored Ads + DSP + catalog · sample

Sample figures. Your own numbers appear the first time the skill runs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Point this skill at a marketplace and a recipient, and it sends one email each morning covering yesterday only. It carries total revenue, units sold, Sponsored Ads spend, DSP spend, total ad revenue, ROAS and TACOS.
Yes. Account-wide DSP spend and attributed sales are read alongside Sponsored Ads, and total ad revenue is search ad sales plus DSP ad sales. DSP totals currently assume a single marketplace.
Both ratios are guarded against dividing by zero. When the divisor is zero for the day, the email prints N/A instead of a number.
Can I compare yesterday to the same day last week?
No. It reads your ad data and catalog and sends an email. No bids, budgets, targets or negatives are touched.
Every product is included, with no ASIN filter and no row limit, sorted by units sold descending. Products with zero units for the day still appear.
Every recurring report you build by hand is time you spend the same way each week. This runs it for you.
Every one of these runs on your own account.