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Dayparting Calculator

Upload your Amazon orders report and find out which time slots drive your sales and which ones are dead hours worth bidding down on.

What this does

Upload your Amazon orders report. We find which hours and days actually drive your sales, so you know where to raise bids and where you're wasting budget on dead hours.

No login required to try it. No data leaves your browser. Everything runs locally after you upload the file.

How to get your orders report
  1. Go to Seller Central → Orders → Order Reports
  2. Click All Orders tab
  3. Select Order Date and set date range to Last 30 days
  4. Click Request, wait for it to complete, then Download
  5. Upload the downloaded .txt file below

Only Shipped orders are analysed. Cancelled and pending orders are excluded automatically. Your data never leaves your browser.

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Order Time Analysis

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Orders Analysed
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shipped orders
Peak Slot
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Dead Slot
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Orders by Time Slot (IST)
Peak Slot Consistency Across Days
Hour Breakdown Peak Slot

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* This tool analyses order timing only it does not have access to your ad spend data. A time slot with zero or low orders does not automatically mean you should daypart down. If your ads are running out of budget earlier in the day, those hours may show low orders simply because your ads stopped showing not because customers aren’t buying. Always check whether your campaigns are going out of budget before acting on this data. Use this as a directional guideline only, not a definitive action plan. Analysis based on Purchase Date (UTC converted to IST). Order time reflects when the purchase was confirmed, not when the ad was clicked. Cancelled and pending orders excluded.
By downloading, you agree to share an anonymised summary (time slot percentages and marketplace only. No order IDs, prices, SKUs or personal data) with MrB Commerce.
Frequently Asked Questions

How many days of order data do I need to upload?

The tool analyses up to 30 days of orders per upload. If there are too few shipped orders in that period, the tool tells you it is too early to draw a conclusion rather than force a verdict on thin data.

Why do I need to select my marketplace before uploading?

Amazon's order reports record purchase time in UTC. To show accurate local time slots, the tool needs to know which timezone to convert into, which depends on your marketplace. If your file does not match your selection, the tool warns you before showing results.

What counts as a shipped order in this analysis?

Only orders marked Shipped are included. Cancelled and pending orders are excluded automatically, since they do not represent a completed purchase.

A time slot shows very few orders. Should I daypart down there?

Not necessarily. This tool only sees order timing, it has no visibility into your ad spend. If your campaigns run out of daily budget earlier in the day, later hours will show fewer orders simply because your ads stopped showing, not because customers stopped buying. Check your budget utilization for that window before adjusting bids.

What if my orders are spread evenly across the day?

That is a legitimate result. Not every account has a strong time-of-day pattern, and the tool will tell you directly if that is the case rather than manufacture a recommendation.

Can I upload data from more than one marketplace at once?

No, upload one marketplace's order report at a time, matching the marketplace you select. If you sell in multiple countries, run the analysis separately for each.

Is my order data stored anywhere?

No. Your uploaded file is parsed entirely in your browser and never sent to our servers. Only an anonymised summary leaves your browser, and only if you choose to download the PDF report.

How is this different from Amazon's own reports?

Amazon's own reporting does not group orders into time-of-day windows or check whether a pattern holds consistently across days. This tool takes the same order data and structures it specifically to answer the dayparting question.