Amazon dashboards show revenue, but sellers can't easily see what each product actually earns after fees, FBA and storage costs, refunds, ad spend and COGS. Most end up rebuilding spreadsheets every month. Sellerview ties every cost back to the SKU, so you see true net profit per product and spot the ones losing money.
Sellerview.ai is a SKU-level profit analytics platform built for Amazon FBA and FBM sellers, ecommerce brands, and the agencies that manage them. It answers a question most Amazon tools leave unanswered: after every real cost is counted, what does each individual product actually earn?
THE PROBLEM
Amazon sellers can see revenue at a glance, but real profit is scattered across separate systems that rarely agree with each other: referral and FBA fees, storage fees, refunds and returns (which reverse part of the original fee along with the sale), advertising spend tracked separately from the SKUs it drove, and cost of goods sold, which sellers usually track themselves in a spreadsheet.
The common result is a business that looks healthy on the surface, revenue climbing, while the bank balance stays flat. Certain SKUs are often quietly losing money once fees, refunds, and ad spend are subtracted, and nothing in the standard Amazon dashboard makes that visible.
Agencies managing multiple Amazon accounts face the same problem multiplied across every client, reconciling profit by hand for each brand separately.
WHAT SELLERVIEW DOES
Sellerview connects to a seller's Amazon Seller Central account and reconciles all of these cost sources automatically, at the SKU level rather than the account level. The result is a real profit and loss statement per product, refreshed automatically rather than rebuilt by hand.
Sellerview tracks:
- True net profit per SKU, after fees, storage, refunds, ad spend, and COGS
- TACoS and ACoS calculated per product, not as one blended account-wide number
- Automatic reconciliation of Amazon fees and refunds, including partial fee retention on refunded orders
- COGS integration, so margins reflect actual unit costs
- SKU-level P&L views showing which products are profitable and by how much
- Profit-leak detection, flagging where margin is being lost, whether that's ad spend, returns, or a fee change
- Multi-client dashboards for agencies managing several brands from one place
WHO IT IS FOR
Individual Amazon sellers and ecommerce brands who want a clear view of unit economics, and Amazon or PPC management agencies overseeing multiple client accounts who need to compare profit performance across a whole roster and back up recommendations with real margin data rather than ACoS alone.
WHY THIS APPROACH
Many Amazon tools bundle profit tracking as one small feature inside a larger suite covering product research, keyword tracking, and listing optimization, so it's rarely the primary design focus. Sellerview is built around a single job: making Amazon profit visible and understandable at the product level, with profit-leak detection pointing toward specific causes rather than just reporting a static number.
HOW SELLERS USE IT
A seller running several dozen SKUs may be growing revenue while working capital stays tight. After connecting to Sellerview, they see a SKU-level P&L for the first time, often revealing that certain high-return or high-ad-spend products are actually losing money. They can then pause or reprice those SKUs, redirect ad budget toward what's actually earning, and review profit on a regular cadence instead of discovering problems at quarter's end.
For agencies, the same data supports comparing clients side by side inside one dashboard, spotting which accounts need attention first.
GETTING STARTED
Sellerview connects directly to Seller Central, no manual report downloading or complex setup. Once connected, reconciliation runs automatically.
Website: https://sellerview.ai
Tagline: SKU-level profit analytics for Amazon FBA/FBM sellers.
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