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Sellics was acquired by Ascential (via Perpetua rebrand) (2022).
Sellics

Sellics

Retail Media & Amazon Advertising Technologysellics.com

Sellics provided Amazon sellers and vendors with a unified platform to manage PPC advertising, SEO, analytics, and operations — eliminating the need for multiple disconnected tools.

Last updated Jun 23, 2026 by ATDb automated enrichment

Founded
2014
HQ
Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Parent
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At a glance

Employees
51-200
Funding
$10M
Revenue
$1M-$10M
Stock
N/A
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About

Was a leading all-in-one Amazon seller management platform before rebranding to Perpetua and being acquired by Ascential

Sellics was a Berlin-based SaaS company that built one of the most comprehensive Amazon seller and vendor management platforms available. Founded in 2014, the company offered an integrated suite of tools covering Amazon PPC advertising automation, keyword research, product ranking optimization, review management, competitor monitoring, and profit analytics — all within a single dashboard. It served both third-party Amazon sellers and first-party vendors, making it a versatile solution across the Amazon ecosystem. At its peak, Sellics served tens of thousands of Amazon merchants globally and was widely regarded as a leading all-in-one solution for Amazon commerce management. The platform's strength lay in its ability to consolidate multiple operational needs — from advertising performance to organic search ranking — into one unified interface, reducing the need for multiple point solutions. The company raised venture funding and grew rapidly alongside the explosive growth of Amazon as an advertising and commerce platform. In 2021, Sellics underwent a significant strategic transformation, spinning off its advertising automation capabilities into a separate product called Perpetua (perpetua.io), which focused exclusively on Amazon and retail media advertising optimization. The Sellics brand was effectively sunset as the company rebranded and refocused under the Perpetua name. Perpetua was subsequently acquired by Ascential in 2022, integrating it into Ascential's digital commerce division alongside brands like Flywheel Digital.

Business model

SaaS

Target market

SMB and Mid-Market

What they offer

  • PPC Manager

    Automated Amazon advertising campaign management with bid optimization and keyword targeting

  • Keyword Tracker

    Organic keyword ranking tracker for Amazon product listings

  • Product Research

    Market and competitor research tool for identifying profitable Amazon product opportunities

  • Review Manager

    Tool for monitoring and managing Amazon product reviews

  • Profit Dashboard

    Real-time profit and loss analytics accounting for Amazon fees, ad spend, and COGS

  • Competitor Monitor

    Tracking tool for monitoring competitor pricing, rankings, and performance on Amazon

  • Sellics Benchmarker

    Free Amazon advertising benchmarking tool to compare PPC performance against industry peers

Key features

All-in-one Amazon seller dashboardAutomated PPC bid managementOrganic keyword rank trackingReal-time profit analyticsReview monitoring and managementCompetitor intelligenceAmazon Vendor (1P) and Seller (3P) supportAdvertising performance benchmarking

Use cases

Amazon PPC campaign automation and optimizationOrganic product listing SEO improvementProfit margin tracking for Amazon businessesCompetitor price and ranking monitoringAmazon advertising performance benchmarking

Customer segments

Amazon third-party (3P) sellersAmazon first-party (1P) vendorsAmazon-focused digital agenciesD2C brands selling on AmazonSMB e-commerce businesses

Tech & specs

Technology stack

Amazon Advertising APIAmazon Selling Partner API (SP-API)Amazon Vendor Central APICloud-based SaaS infrastructure

Security & compliance

GDPR

Deployment

Cloud

API

Limited

Corporate history
  1. 2014 · Founded
  2. 2022Acquired by Perpetua
    Still operating as part of Perpetua
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