Profit
Profit by SKU, after every Amazon fee.
Seller P&L shows what each account and each product really made after Amazon fees, advertising and cost of goods. Switch between ordered, shipped and GAAP views without rebuilding a spreadsheet.
Seller P&L
October to date · sample
- Every Amazon fee
- Profit by SKU
- Ordered, shipped and GAAP views
- Seller and vendor P&L, Growth and above
The problem
Revenue is up. Is profit?
Fees hide in the settlement.
Referral, FBA, storage and inbound fees are spread across reports nobody reads.
The monthly spreadsheet.
By the time it’s built, the product has been losing money for a month.
Ads that look profitable.
Good ROAS on a product that loses money after fees.
Finance and Amazon disagree.
Orders, shipments and payouts never line up in the same month.
Down to the product
See which products earn and which ones just sell.
Profit and margin for every SKU, with your best sellers first. If a cost is missing, Pulserion tells you which products need one instead of guessing a margin.
- Profit and margin per SKU
- Missing costs listed, biggest sellers first
- Costs uploaded in bulk
Profit by SKU
Sample
Three views
One statement, three ways to count it.
| View | Counts a sale when | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Ordered | The order is placed | Day-to-day trading |
| Shipped | The order ships, the way Amazon settles it | Seeing sales the way Amazon books them |
| GAAP (accrual) | As shipped, with refunds matched to their sales and returns estimated | Month-end reporting to finance |
Switching views shows the bridge between them, so finance can see exactly why the numbers differ.
Also included
Profit, wherever you look.
Ads judged on profit.
Spend Intelligence uses your costs to find ad spend that sells but loses money.
Return Analyzer.
See why products come back, on Pro plans for seller accounts.
Vendor P&L.
What Amazon paid for the goods it shipped, less allowances, chargebacks, claims, freight and advertising, month by month and by vendor code.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to upload cost of goods?
Yes, profit needs your costs. Upload them in bulk; products without a cost are listed so nothing is guessed.
Is the GAAP view an audited statement?
No. It is a GAAP-style accrual view for month-end reporting, built from your Amazon data and uploaded costs.
Does it include my other business costs?
Not yet. Today it covers Amazon fees, advertising, cost of goods and inventory fees.
Which plans include it?
Seller P&L and Vendor P&L are on Growth plans and above. The ordered, shipped and GAAP views are for Seller Central accounts.