
SelfPub Go for Mac
- Subscription
- 4.5
- V4.6.2
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- SOFTSURE LLC
Amazon Ads and KDP royalties in one desktop app for authors
SelfPub Go is a desktop app for self-published (KDP) authors and small publishers who advertise their books on Amazon.
Advertising reports tell you what you spent. Royalty reports tell you what you earned. Neither tells you whether a book actually makes money. SelfPub Go brings both together and answers that for every book, campaign and keyword, across all Amazon marketplaces and currencies.
What you can do with SelfPub Go:
- See profit, ACOS, TACoS and royalties for every book in one view.
- Create and manage Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands and Sponsored Display campaigns.
- Bulk-edit bids, budgets, keywords and negative keywords.
- Review search terms: what readers typed, what it cost and what it sold.
- Import KDP royalty reports, including Kindle Unlimited page reads.
- Track BSR, ratings and keyword ranks for your books.
- Plan new books with niche research, listing texts and a launch plan.
SelfPub Go connects through the official Amazon Ads API, and nothing changes in your Amazon account without your confirmation. It requires a SelfPub Go subscription (from $19/month) and an Amazon Ads account. Runs on Macs with Apple silicon (M1 or later) and macOS 12 or later. Also available for Windows.





App specs
Developer
- SOFTSURE LLC
License
Subscription
Version
4.6.2
Latest update
Platform
Mac
OS
Mac OS X
Language
English
Available languages
- Spanish
- English
- French
- German
- Italian
- Russian
Size
125.59 MB
SelfPub Go for Mac
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- V4.6.2
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