Sellerview.ai
Amazon seller profit tracker that combines fees, ad spend, refunds and COGS into a per-SKU P&L, with same-day alerts when margins slip.
Evaluation
What to know
Best for
- Amazon FBA and FBM sellers who want true profit per SKU
- Brands running Amazon PPC that need break-even ACoS by product
- Sellers with accounts across several Amazon marketplaces
Not ideal for
- Sellers whose main channel is not Amazon
- Budget users who need more than 60 days of history
- Teams looking for full bookkeeping or accounting software
Key features
- Per-SKU P&L combining Amazon fees, refunds, ad spend and COGS
- COGS rules per SKU or variant, plus overheads like payroll and rent
- TACoS trends and break-even ACoS per product
- Same-day alerts on fee changes, storage fees and ad-spend spikes
- Multi-marketplace roll-up with currency conversion, AI Copilot and mobile app
Pros
- Profit is calculated per SKU, not as one blended account number
- Flat pricing that does not rise with order volume
- Free trial without a card; connects through Amazon's official SP-API
Cons
- Covers Amazon only; other sales channels are not mentioned
- Basic plan caps history at 60 days and orders at 3,000 a month
- Complete plan price is stated two ways ($948/year vs "$99"); confirm before buying
ToolifyNav verdict
Sellerview targets the gap between Amazon revenue and real profit, and its per-SKU P&L, which stitches fees, refunds, ad spend and your own COGS together, is the part worth paying for. Break-even ACoS by product and same-day fee alerts make it more actionable than Seller Central's own reports. The weak spots are scope and clarity: it covers Amazon only, the $15 Basic plan keeps just 60 days of history, the Complete plan's price is stated two different ways, and the headline Leak Finder is still marked coming soon. Sellers running PPC across many SKUs should use the 3-day trial to check its numbers against their own spreadsheet.
About
About Sellerview.ai
Sellerview connects to Amazon Seller Central through the official SP-API (OAuth, no shared password) and rebuilds profit at the product level. Sales, referral and FBA fees, storage charges, refunds, ad spend and your own cost of goods are pulled into one P&L that can be viewed by account, SKU and month. The company says the tool was built in-house by a team that runs Amazon accounts for more than 300 brands.
Beyond Amazon's own charges, you can set COGS rules per SKU or variant (bulk upload is supported) and add overheads such as salaries, rent and software, so the profit figure covers the whole business rather than just the marketplace. Advertising spend is tied to each product, which gives TACoS trends and a break-even ACoS per SKU, and an AI Copilot answers questions such as which products to stop advertising. Alerts flag fee changes, storage-fee increases and ad-spend spikes on specific ASINs.
Several Amazon accounts across North America, Europe and the Far East roll up into one dashboard, with currencies converted at the rate on the order date, and a mobile app shows the same numbers. Basic costs $15 a month for up to 3,000 orders, 60 days of history and email alerts. Complete is listed at $948 billed annually with unlimited orders, full history, Copilot questions, WhatsApp alerts and up to five team members, while a done-with-you VIP tier has no public price. Both self-serve plans start with a 3-day free trial that needs no card.
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