Profit by period
Daily, weekly or monthly net profit, for any range up to 13 months.
Reports and profitLive
See exactly where your profit comes from.
The Profit reports page takes what eBay actually paid you, subtracts what the Amazon order cost, takes off refunds and the expenses you enter, and shows the real result by period, store and product.
Example report (illustrative figures)
Net profit
$308.37eBay payout
$1,003.74Fees
$132.90Daily net profit · 14 days
Expense split
What you get
What this does for you
By store and product
See which stores and products earn the most, and which ones lose money.
Refunds and expenses
Refunded orders earn nothing, and you can add ads, subscriptions and supplies so the net figure is honest.
Export
Save the period table as a CSV file to open in a spreadsheet or hand to your accountant.
How it runs
How it works, step by step
- 1
Orders feed the data
Every synced order carries the eBay payout and the Amazon cost.
- 2
Only confirmed numbers count
Orders still waiting for eBay's payout data, or without a confirmed Amazon cost, are listed separately instead of guessed.
- 3
Add your expenses
Enter ads, subscriptions and other costs once; they are subtracted from the period.
- 4
Spot the pattern
See what to scale and what to drop, then export it.
FAQ
Quick answers
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