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Channel profit

What each marketplace really makes, after every fee and cost.

A marketplace can look busy and still lose money once fees, ads, refunds and the real cost of each unit are counted. Channel profit shows a column per marketplace, in its own currency, from sales down to profit, and every listing's price beside its cost, fees and margin.

Per marketplace

From sales down to profit after fees, ads, cost of goods and your own costs.

  • A column per marketplace, in its own currency
  • All channels together in your main currency
  • Your own costs per channel, such as software or agency fees
  • Ad spend from Amazon Ads and TACOS beside each marketplace

Per product, after ads

By product: each product's profit after fees, cost and its own ads, the ones losing money first.

  • Break-even ACOS and break-even cost per click for every advertised product
  • See Profit after ads

Per listing

Each linked SKU's Amazon price next to what a unit costs you.

  • See Amazon's fees, your profit and margin before you change a price
  • Then see whether Amazon applied it

Getting started

How it works

  1. 1

    Connect and post

    Marketplaces connected and settlements posted.

  2. 2

    Add cost of goods

    Stock and cost of goods sold, for profit after the product's cost.

  3. 3

    Read the columns

    Channel profit, for any period.

Questions

Good to know

Does it need stock to work?
No, but without cost of goods it shows profit before the product's cost. Stock adds the real cost of each unit sold.

Guides

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