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Sellerview.ai - See your true Amazon profit at SKU level - not guesses

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Most Amazon sellers think they're profitable until they see their real numbers. Sellerview.ai gives you SKU-level P&L visibility β€” true profit after FBA fees, ad spend, returns, and COGS. Not the revenue number. The actual profit. We built this after managing Amazon ads for 300+ brands and watching sellers scale losing products without knowing it. Free Amazon FBA profit calculator included. 30-day free trial. No credit card needed.

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Hey Product Hunt! Himanshu here, founder of Sellerview.ai. I spent years managing Amazon ads for hundreds of brands. The #1 problem I kept seeing - sellers knew their revenue but had no idea what they were actually keeping after fees, ads, and returns. Sellerview.ai fixes that. SKU-level profit visibility across all your ASINs, in one dashboard. Would love your feedback β€” especially from anyone selling on Amazon. What's the biggest blind spot in your numbers right now?

Curious how it pulls in the ad spend data from Amazon Ads, do you connect directly via API or is it more of a manual upload situation?

Maker

Β Good q - it's a direct API connection to Amazon Ads, not manual upload. Connect once and ad spend just flows in alongside sales/fees, so it's already netted against profit per SKU. No CSVs to wrestle with, thankfully.

How does this handle refunds and reimbursements from Amazon, especially the ones that show up weeks after the original sale? That's usually where my spreadsheet numbers start to drift.

Maker

Β Oh this one's personal for me, this is exactly what used to wreck my spreadsheets too. We pull from settlement data continuously, so when a refund or reimbursement shows up 3 weeks later, it gets tied back to the actual SKU it belongs to, not just dumped into whatever period it happened to land in. Was honestly one of the main reasons we built this in the first place, watching sellers make pricing calls off numbers that hadn't caught up yet.