Sellerview tracks profit for Amazon FBA sellers in real time, breaking results down by account, SKU and month after fees, ad spend, returns and costs. Sellers log their own cost of goods, packaging, freight and overhead; the platform adds the FBA fee breakdown, storage charges and refund impact, links advertising spend to per-SKU profitability and TACoS, and alerts on fee changes, buy box wins, listing edits and competitor moves. It covers the US, UK, German and Indian marketplaces among others.
Per-SKU profit after all fees is the number Amazon does not put in front of sellers, and the absence is not accidental – Seller Central reports revenue and reports fees, in different places, on different bases. The result is that plenty of sellers scale a product for a year before discovering it loses money on every unit once storage and returns are counted.
The company is in New York and claims more than 500 connected brands. Pricing is by account size rather than per SKU, with a three-day free trial and no card required, and no figures published. Profit accuracy depends entirely on the cost data the seller enters, alerts on competitor activity are inference rather than fact, and a three-day trial is short for a tool whose value shows up over a full settlement cycle.
