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How do you keep track of your real profit per product?

Hey everyone,

I’ve been talking to a few other sellers recently and one thing keeps coming up — it's hard to know exactly how much we’re actually making on each ASIN.

Between changing FBA fees, referral fees, returns, ads, and even fluctuating Buy Box prices — the numbers just move too much to rely on a simple spreadsheet.

One seller told me:

“I just want a spreadsheet that updates itself when Amazon changes the price or fees.”

That really stuck with me.

So now I’m curious — how do you track your profitability? Do you use your own formulas, a paid tool, Seller Central reports?

Would love to hear what works or doesn't work for you — maybe we can swap tips or ideas.

Thanks!

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Seller_RpzgW1E83Nzj5

How do you keep track of your real profit per product?

Hey everyone,

I’ve been talking to a few other sellers recently and one thing keeps coming up — it's hard to know exactly how much we’re actually making on each ASIN.

Between changing FBA fees, referral fees, returns, ads, and even fluctuating Buy Box prices — the numbers just move too much to rely on a simple spreadsheet.

One seller told me:

“I just want a spreadsheet that updates itself when Amazon changes the price or fees.”

That really stuck with me.

So now I’m curious — how do you track your profitability? Do you use your own formulas, a paid tool, Seller Central reports?

Would love to hear what works or doesn't work for you — maybe we can swap tips or ideas.

Thanks!

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Seller_4zBzdtgCyS9EI

You take your total sales for a year (or 1 month or whatever works for you) subtract all the expenses, including product cost, returns, A-Z...... Divide the rest by units sold and you see your net per product

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Download the repository report in excel (find it under payments). It includes all fees, sales, etc. Then, add a column and add your cost. Then add a formula to compute your profit/ loss.

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Seller_HP0CuTSNvJvu9

Get yourself an ERP with built-in accounting.

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I’ve been talking to a few other sellers recently and one thing keeps coming up — it's hard to know exactly how much we’re actually making on each ASIN.
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Seller_HP0CuTSNvJvu9

OK I just looked your name up and this is marketing bait. You're just setting up to shill your profit tracking solution.

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Seller_LFkcBs5YkkhhM

The amount Amazon deposits to your bank is your unadjusted gross income. From that you subtract all your other business expenses, inventory cost, rent/storage, gas, shipping materials, etc. and what is left is your taxable income. If there is anything left after taxes, congratulations, you get to see a movie and buy some popcorn...

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Seller_RpzgW1E83Nzj5

How do you keep track of your real profit per product?

Hey everyone,

I’ve been talking to a few other sellers recently and one thing keeps coming up — it's hard to know exactly how much we’re actually making on each ASIN.

Between changing FBA fees, referral fees, returns, ads, and even fluctuating Buy Box prices — the numbers just move too much to rely on a simple spreadsheet.

One seller told me:

“I just want a spreadsheet that updates itself when Amazon changes the price or fees.”

That really stuck with me.

So now I’m curious — how do you track your profitability? Do you use your own formulas, a paid tool, Seller Central reports?

Would love to hear what works or doesn't work for you — maybe we can swap tips or ideas.

Thanks!

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Tags:ERP, Inventory
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Seller_RpzgW1E83Nzj5

How do you keep track of your real profit per product?

Hey everyone,

I’ve been talking to a few other sellers recently and one thing keeps coming up — it's hard to know exactly how much we’re actually making on each ASIN.

Between changing FBA fees, referral fees, returns, ads, and even fluctuating Buy Box prices — the numbers just move too much to rely on a simple spreadsheet.

One seller told me:

“I just want a spreadsheet that updates itself when Amazon changes the price or fees.”

That really stuck with me.

So now I’m curious — how do you track your profitability? Do you use your own formulas, a paid tool, Seller Central reports?

Would love to hear what works or doesn't work for you — maybe we can swap tips or ideas.

Thanks!

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How do you keep track of your real profit per product?

by Seller_RpzgW1E83Nzj5

Hey everyone,

I’ve been talking to a few other sellers recently and one thing keeps coming up — it's hard to know exactly how much we’re actually making on each ASIN.

Between changing FBA fees, referral fees, returns, ads, and even fluctuating Buy Box prices — the numbers just move too much to rely on a simple spreadsheet.

One seller told me:

“I just want a spreadsheet that updates itself when Amazon changes the price or fees.”

That really stuck with me.

So now I’m curious — how do you track your profitability? Do you use your own formulas, a paid tool, Seller Central reports?

Would love to hear what works or doesn't work for you — maybe we can swap tips or ideas.

Thanks!

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Seller_4zBzdtgCyS9EI

You take your total sales for a year (or 1 month or whatever works for you) subtract all the expenses, including product cost, returns, A-Z...... Divide the rest by units sold and you see your net per product

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Seller_Cxhg8nqYX0Hww

Download the repository report in excel (find it under payments). It includes all fees, sales, etc. Then, add a column and add your cost. Then add a formula to compute your profit/ loss.

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Seller_HP0CuTSNvJvu9

Get yourself an ERP with built-in accounting.

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I’ve been talking to a few other sellers recently and one thing keeps coming up — it's hard to know exactly how much we’re actually making on each ASIN.
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Seller_HP0CuTSNvJvu9

OK I just looked your name up and this is marketing bait. You're just setting up to shill your profit tracking solution.

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Seller_LFkcBs5YkkhhM

The amount Amazon deposits to your bank is your unadjusted gross income. From that you subtract all your other business expenses, inventory cost, rent/storage, gas, shipping materials, etc. and what is left is your taxable income. If there is anything left after taxes, congratulations, you get to see a movie and buy some popcorn...

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Seller_4zBzdtgCyS9EI

You take your total sales for a year (or 1 month or whatever works for you) subtract all the expenses, including product cost, returns, A-Z...... Divide the rest by units sold and you see your net per product

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Seller_4zBzdtgCyS9EI

You take your total sales for a year (or 1 month or whatever works for you) subtract all the expenses, including product cost, returns, A-Z...... Divide the rest by units sold and you see your net per product

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Seller_Cxhg8nqYX0Hww

Download the repository report in excel (find it under payments). It includes all fees, sales, etc. Then, add a column and add your cost. Then add a formula to compute your profit/ loss.

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Seller_Cxhg8nqYX0Hww

Download the repository report in excel (find it under payments). It includes all fees, sales, etc. Then, add a column and add your cost. Then add a formula to compute your profit/ loss.

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Seller_HP0CuTSNvJvu9

Get yourself an ERP with built-in accounting.

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I’ve been talking to a few other sellers recently and one thing keeps coming up — it's hard to know exactly how much we’re actually making on each ASIN.
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Seller_HP0CuTSNvJvu9

Get yourself an ERP with built-in accounting.

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I’ve been talking to a few other sellers recently and one thing keeps coming up — it's hard to know exactly how much we’re actually making on each ASIN.
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Seller_HP0CuTSNvJvu9

OK I just looked your name up and this is marketing bait. You're just setting up to shill your profit tracking solution.

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Seller_HP0CuTSNvJvu9

OK I just looked your name up and this is marketing bait. You're just setting up to shill your profit tracking solution.

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Seller_LFkcBs5YkkhhM

The amount Amazon deposits to your bank is your unadjusted gross income. From that you subtract all your other business expenses, inventory cost, rent/storage, gas, shipping materials, etc. and what is left is your taxable income. If there is anything left after taxes, congratulations, you get to see a movie and buy some popcorn...

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Seller_LFkcBs5YkkhhM

The amount Amazon deposits to your bank is your unadjusted gross income. From that you subtract all your other business expenses, inventory cost, rent/storage, gas, shipping materials, etc. and what is left is your taxable income. If there is anything left after taxes, congratulations, you get to see a movie and buy some popcorn...

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