Amazon DSP · Beta

Reach shoppers beyond the search results.

Sponsored Ads answer a search. Amazon DSP goes looking for the shopper: display, video, streaming TV and audio ads, on Amazon and across thousands of other sites and apps, shown to people because of what they have viewed and bought. Vendlen gives you a seat and runs it beside your Sponsored Ads.

What it is
Amazon’s programmatic ad platform
Where ads run
Amazon.com, Prime Video, Fire TV, Twitch, and other sites and apps
In Vendlen
DSP Manager and DSP Automation, in beta

Sponsored Ads wait to be searched. DSP goes looking.

Both are Amazon advertising, and they do different jobs. Most sellers start with Sponsored Ads. DSP is how a brand reaches the shoppers who are not searching for it right now.

QuestionSponsored AdsAmazon DSP
Who sees the adA shopper searching on Amazon, or looking at a product pageA shopper you choose by what they have viewed, searched for or bought
Where it appearsMostly Amazon search results and product pagesAmazon.com, Prime Video, Fire TV and Twitch, and thousands of other sites and apps
What it looks likeProduct, brand and display adsDisplay, online video, streaming TV and audio
How you payMostly per clickPer thousand impressions
What it is forWinning the sale when someone is already lookingBeing found before the search, and brought back after it

In September 2026 Amazon brought DSP into Amazon Ads Agent, its new name for one ad platform across Sponsored Ads and DSP. The orders, line items and creatives you run in Amazon DSP are what Vendlen works with.

What sellers use it for.

Amazon chooses these audiences from its own shopping signals, so you pick the job and Amazon finds the people. Each one is a ready-made tactic you can build in Vendlen.

Run it beside your Sponsored Ads.

DSP usually lives in a console of its own. In Vendlen it sits in the same workspace as the rest of your advertising, so one place shows what all of it costs and returns.

DSP ManagerSeller profile: Northwind HomeSample data
CampaignsAd groupsCreativesChange history
Delivery & budgetLast 14 Days
CampaignStatusFlight budgetFlight spendDelivery rateTotal cost
Spring remarketingEnabled$6,000$2,21462%$2,391
New-to-brand · DisplayEnabled$4,500$2,880100%$3,110
Streaming TV · Q4 testPaused$8,000$0—$0
DSP Manager in the Delivery & budget view, one row per order, with sample orders and figures. Delivery rate compares flight spend with how much of the flight has gone by, and stops at 100%. Values shown are sample values, not customer data.

Two things to know when you read DSP results: what an order's delivery rate does not show at 100%, and why the last 14 days of DSP results are not finished.

Two ways to start.

No DSP seat yet?

Ask us for one

We can provide a seat managed by Vendlen. Its DSP budget is topped up before the seat is issued, and you follow the balance and what is left for new campaigns in the App. Fees are agreed with you.

Ask for a DSP seat

Already running Amazon DSP?

Link your advertiser

The seller owner links it in Settings through the Amazon Ads connection you already have, and the first sync brings in about 90 days of DSP data. DSP Manager is part of your plan, and your DSP spend counts toward the monthly ad spend your band is based on.

See pricing

Amazon DSP is in beta in Vendlen. A new Standard line item can be targeted when you create it, but targeting cannot be changed from Vendlen once it is sent; nothing in DSP is deleted from here, only paused; and video and audio are not built here, so audio line items are made in Amazon's console.

Reach shoppers beyond search.

Ask us for a DSP seat, or link the advertiser you already run.