Sellerview is a profit-tracking and profit-analytics tool for Amazon sellers. It focuses on SKU-level visibility into sales, fees, ad spend, returns, COGS, and related costs so sellers can see what is making money and what is eroding margin.
The product presents an account overview with figures such as total sales, advertising clicks, total units, total orders, refund units, Amazon fees, advertising cost, cost of goods, expenses, net tax, gross profit, net profit, estimated payouts, and payments. Its FAQ says it gives true profit visibility at the SKU level and turns Amazon data into a per-product P&L. It also includes Amazon fee breakdowns that track FBA fees, storage, shipping, and refunds, with a focus on spotting sudden fee changes, seeing net margin impact, and identifying the exact cause of a profit drop.
Sellerview also offers real-time alerts. The page shows alerts by type for events such as Buy Box wins, title changes, bullet point changes, description changes, main category changes, seller appeared, and suppressed listings. The alert section says users can get notified when price, fees, buy box, listing, ratings, or TACoS change, and that alerts can be shared by email or WhatsApp. The FAQ adds that it connects ad spend directly to per-SKU profit and shows TACoS trends, SKU-level advertising ROI, and break-even ACoS per product.
It is built for Amazon sellers, with separate solutions listed for brands and agencies. The page says it works with Amazon India, US, UK, Germany, and more in one account, and that currency is handled automatically with profit breakdowns by marketplace. Setup uses an Amazon account connection via OAuth and Amazon’s official SP-API, with no password sharing and no coding or downloads. Pricing is based on account size rather than per-SKU, and the site offers a 30-day free trial with no credit card required. Sellerview also states that access can be revoked at any time and that data is not sold or shared with third parties.
In the Other analytics space, Sellerview takes a focused approach. It focuses on calculating real profits and tracking financial performance for Amazon FBA sellers without manual spreadsheets. It is built as a B2B product for amazon fba sellers. There is a free tier. It runs on the web.
Sellerview first shipped in 2024. Among its 6 catalogued features are FBA calculator, profit tracking, and SKU-level P&L. It exposes integrations via a public API.
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