Strong ROAS can hide missing costs.
- Reported ROAS
- 12.5×
- Including external spend
- 3.5–4.6×
Social ads were sending traffic to Amazon, but their cost was missing from the reported return.
See the audit exampleFree marketplace account audit · India
Our team reviews your advertising, inventory, pricing, listings and product economics across Amazon India and your other supported marketplaces—and gives you a prioritised action plan.
No commitment. The 48 hours begin after account connection and data backfill.
See what the audit examinesWe connect the headline numbers to the issues behind them.
Social ads were sending traffic to Amazon, but their cost was missing from the reported return.
See the audit exampleSales fell during a brand-bid test. The review traced the decline to the bestseller running out of stock, then redirected spend to products still available.
Read how we separated the signalsIrrelevant search terms, campaigns that spend without converting, and budget split across competing ad groups.
Strong returns from existing demand can conceal gaps in the category keywords that bring new buyers.
Missing high-intent keywords, unclear product details and recurring review issues can hold back conversion.
We check pricing, marketplace fees and product costs to see which SKUs leave a worthwhile contribution.
Sell on another marketplace? We assess support based on your business needs—tell us where you sell.
Your next move
Get an account review, a walkthrough of the findings and an action plan ranked by priority.

Ad waste
Low stock
Copy gaps
Thin marginWhat to prioritise, why it matters and what to do next.
See Saddl OS in actionConnect once and your account appears in Saddl OS. There is no standard report: every product has its own story, so the audit starts from yours.
Revenue grew 12% this month. Four of your top five products need attention, and one has room to grow.
The out-of-stock rate is 24%. The cotton apparel has six days left, and two variants of the essentials set are already out.
Open Inventory & purchasingSuggested reorders are ready, based on current coverage and lead time. Releasing them now avoids the next stockout cycle.
Open Inventory & purchasing“Unspecified” drives 91% of 11 returns on this product over the last 30 days, 4.2 times the catalogue average.
Open Economics & reconciliationTwo campaigns spend without converting. The optimizer has a cut ready for your review.
Open AdvertisingAdvertising takes ₹26 per ₹100 of Noon sales on the bottle, versus ₹12 on Amazon.
Open AdvertisingLow ratings are dragging conversion on the listing. Recent reviews mention the pump.
Open Listings & feedbackThe essentials set leaves 10% contribution, well below the catalogue average.
Open Economics & reconciliationIllustrative INR sample data for the FORME catalogue, including cross-border marketplaces. In your account these are your own numbers, updated as your marketplaces sync. Select a product or an insight to see its story.
On Noon, advertising takes ₹26 per ₹100 of sales, versus ₹12 on Amazon, and the bottle leaves 12% contribution there.
First move: Cut spend on campaigns below the agreed economics and protect the ones that earn their place.
Six days of stock are left at the current sales rate. Check availability by channel before adding demand.
First move: Confirm the reorder date with purchasing and hold ad pressure until stock lands.
The price sits 18% above its comparison set, and the listing is rated 3.4 stars on Amazon.
First move: Check pack size and positioning before cutting the price.
Only ₹10 of every ₹100 is left after costs, and a competitor undercuts the price.
First move: Hold the price floor and shift spend to higher-contribution products.
Buyers pay more for comparable products, so there is room to test a higher price.
First move: Test a small price rise on the best-selling variant and watch conversion.
“My P&L showed a profit, but it hid a lot of unprofitable SKUs I was carrying, and no report made them easy to see.”
Aslam Yousuf, founder
Aslam built a seven-figure Amazon business where every function ran on its own. Inventory didn’t know what pricing was doing. Pricing didn’t know what advertising was doing. And nothing showed contribution margin by SKU.
It started as a PPC problem. Then it became clear how intertwined every function is, so Saddl moved from a PPC tool to an operating system across all of them. Before Saddl, he spent 15 years building measurement systems for enterprise advertisers. Saddl is operated by Zenarise Trading LLC FZ in Dubai, and we still run our own accounts.
Amazon AE
Amazon SA
Noon UAERead the full story · Aslam on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab) ↗
We can read your reports and data. We can’t change prices, budgets or listings. If you later work with us, execution permissions are agreed separately. Never send passwords or one-time passcodes through the form.
Once your marketplace account is connected and the data backfill is complete. Not when you submit the form.
There’s no standard report. We start from your account’s own performance, so the findings, and what we’d change first, are different for every account.
Nothing. The 48-hour audit is free, with no commitment. If you go on to work together, an onboarding fee of ₹25,000 applies, and we waive it if you start within 14 days of your findings review. Ongoing fees depend on your account and are agreed before work begins.
No. The audit is where we start: no commitment, no sales sequence. Scope and fees for any ongoing work are agreed separately.
Which marketplaces you sell on, and read-only access to your supported accounts. We take the connection and data backfill from there.
Amazon India and Amazon in other markets, plus Noon for cross-border sellers. Other marketplaces are taken on one at a time, so tell us where you sell.
See the operating context in Saddl OS, or read about the account review: the same audit.