A story in under a minute, with an example shop and a test ad account. Tap the picture to skip ahead.
1 / 8 · Meet Mia
Mia sells coffee online. Every day she pays for three ads. Which one actually brings sales? She has no time to find out.
2 / 8 · The weekly check
My software reads her shop and her ads, read-only: sales, orders, ad costs. Once a week it works out what pays off. Her data stays on my own servers in Poland.
3 / 8 · One good idea
After product costs, the coffee ad seems to earn the most per ad euro. So a fixed rule suggests one small step: €20 more a day.
4 / 8 · Mia decides
I check the idea first. Mia opens it on her phone and approves it with a one-time code. Without her yes, nothing changes.
5 / 8 · The Guard
Before a budget goes up, a safety check, the Guard, makes sure: small steps only (at most +20%, never more than €50), and extra spend stays within Mia's limit of €300 a month.
6 / 8 · A step with an end date
The raise runs until an end date Mia approved. Then the budget goes back by itself. She gets a short weekly report, and the next suggestion starts from the new numbers.
7 / 8 · The big red button
Mia can press Stop at any time. Then nothing that could raise her spending runs until she confirms the restart.
8 / 8 · For your shop
My software does the groundwork. I check. You decide. Fixed limits cap every raise.
Example shop and numbers. Today this runs with a test ad account; the link to real ad accounts is still being built.
sellmyproduct.ai is a marketing service I am building for small businesses and online shops. AI tools do the groundwork, I check every result, you decide, and fixed limits cap every raise.
Today this runs on a test system with an example shop and a test ad account. Later, a plan, not a promise: routine steps may run on their own within rules you set, only after months of clean, measured work.