Most Amazon sellers know their revenue. Very few know their actual profit.
Amazon buries true profitability under referral fees, FBA fulfillment costs, storage, refunds, PPC spend, and COGS scattered across five different reports. Most sellers end up managing their business off top-line revenue or ACoS alone, numbers that look fine right up until the month closes and the margin doesn't add up. By then, the leak has already cost you.
Sellerview reconciles every cost line, Amazon fees, COGS, refunds, storage, and ad spend, down to the individual SKU, then rolls it up into one real net-profit number per product. Instead of guessing where money is leaking, you see it, before it compounds.
Key features include true TACoS and ACoS calculated against actual profit rather than revenue, automatic Amazon fee and refund reconciliation with no manual spreadsheet work, SKU-level profit and loss breakdowns so you know exactly which products to scale, fix, or kill, and profit-leak detection that flags margin erosion early. The platform is built to handle both individual sellers and agencies managing multiple seller accounts side by side.
Use cases range from a solo FBA seller trying to understand why a bestselling product is barely breaking even, to an agency managing a dozen client accounts who needs a single dashboard to compare true profitability across all of them. Sellerview is also useful during pricing decisions, since it shows the real margin impact of a price change once fees and ad spend are factored in, not just the surface-level revenue effect.
Sellerview is for Amazon brand owners, FBA and FBM sellers, and the agencies that manage them, anyone who has outgrown checking a dashboard and hoping for the best, and wants an actual finance layer sitting under their Amazon business.
Unlike bloated all-in-one suites that bury profit tracking under features you'll never use, or basic profit trackers that tell you what happened without explaining why, Sellerview is built for one job: profit clarity for sellers already live and scaling.
Plans start at $15 per month, with no enterprise sales calls required to get started, scaling up based on catalog size and complexity as your business grows.
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