Hopted FAQ: Common Questions About Amazon Data, Google Sheets, Pricing, and Integrations

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Hopted connects Amazon Seller Central, Vendor Central, and Amazon Ads data with Google Sheets, so sellers can build custom reports without manually downloading Amazon files every time.

In this FAQ guide, I explain the most common Hopted questions in plain language, especially for Amazon sellers, agencies, and teams that rely on Google Sheets for reporting.

> Data Connections and Access Rights

How do I authorize Hopted in Amazon Seller Central?

When you run a Hopted sync for the first time, the tool may ask you to connect your Amazon account.

Follow the authorization steps shown inside Hopted and Amazon Seller Central, then confirm the connection so Hopted can pull the data needed for your report.

If you manage more than one Amazon account, double-check that you are authorizing the correct store, marketplace, and data source before building your sheet.

Does Hopted require full access to my Google Drive?

Hopted is designed to work with the specific Google Sheet you connect.

In the setup shown in my Hopted tutorials, the tool provides a service email, and you share the selected spreadsheet with that email as an editor.

That keeps the workflow focused on the sheet you want Hopted to update.

As always, review current permissions during setup and only share the files needed for your reporting workflow.

> Sync Frequencies and Performance

What pricing tiers are available, and how do they affect refresh limits?

Hopted pricing can depend on plan level, usage, refresh needs, and available features.

Since pricing and plan limits can change, check the current Hopted pricing page or checkout screen before choosing a plan.

For a small seller, daily or scheduled reports may be enough.

For an agency, aggregator, or high-volume seller, faster refreshes and more connected sheets may matter more.

How can I verify when my dashboard data last refreshed?

Use the timestamp or “Last Changed” style field shown in your Hopted setup to confirm when the sheet was last updated.

This helps your team understand whether the numbers are fresh enough for the decision being made.

Before relying on a new dashboard, compare a few rows against Amazon directly.

That quick check helps confirm that the sync, filters, and report structure are working as expected.

> Multi-Account and Platform Infrastructure

Can agencies and aggregators connect multiple Amazon stores to one account?

Yes, Hopted is built for teams that may need to work with multiple Amazon accounts.

This can be useful for agencies, aggregators, and larger sellers managing several brands or marketplaces.

Just be careful with permissions.

If you build client reports, make sure each sheet only includes the data that client or team should see.

What Amazon data sources does Hopted support?

Hopted supports Amazon Seller Central, Amazon Vendor Central, and Amazon Ads data, according to Hopted’s own site and my Hopted guide.

That gives sellers a way to build spreadsheet reports for operations, inventory, performance, and advertising workflows.

Is Hopted expanding to non-Amazon channels?

My Hopted guide mentions upcoming integrations such as Walmart and Shopify.

Since roadmap details can change, treat those as planned or requested integrations and check Hopted’s current website for the latest availability.

Final Thoughts: Is Hopted Worth Testing?

Hopted is worth testing if your Amazon reporting already lives in Google Sheets, or if you are tired of manually downloading reports from Seller Central, Vendor Central, or Amazon Ads.

The biggest advantage is not just automation.

It is control.

You can decide which spreadsheet gets access, which Amazon data source to connect, how often the data should refresh, and how your team should use the finished report.

For a small seller, that might mean one simple inventory or PPC dashboard.

For an agency or aggregator, it might mean cleaner reporting across multiple accounts without constantly switching between Amazon dashboards.

My suggestion is to start small.

Connect one account, build one useful report, check the numbers against Amazon, and only then expand into more sheets, faster refreshes, or multi-account dashboards.

That way, you are not just trying another tool.

You are testing whether Hopted can actually make your Amazon reporting workflow easier, cleaner, and less manual.