Revenue looks good.
What about profit?
One number. No overwhelm.
$29/month to start. Nothing else to configure.
No lag. No guessing.
SKUView checks Amazon every few minutes throughout the day - not once in an overnight batch. Many seller tools update on their own slow schedule, so a number can sit stale for hours with no way to tell.
SKUView requests fresh data from Amazon every few minutes throughout the day, so your numbers reflect what's actually happening now - not what happened hours ago.
Ad spend updates as Amazon's own reporting finishes, all day long - not once in a slow overnight batch. No more watching a great profit number turn negative hours later because ad spend just caught up.
A notification fires the instant a new order is detected - not a delayed alert for a sale you already knew about.
Net profit, not just revenue - the moment you connect.
Every fee, ad dollar, and refund already netted out.
Nothing to configure beyond that.
Every number, at a glance
See what customers search to find you
SKUView pulls your brand's Search Terms data directly from Amazon Brand Analytics - the same data Amazon itself uses to rank search relevance - and shows it next to your profit numbers, not in a separate report.
| Search term | Search volume rank | Your click share | Your conversion share |
|---|---|---|---|
| minimalist wallet men | #842 | 34.0% | 41.0% |
| rfid blocking wallet | #1,290 | 18.0% | 22.0% |
| airtag wallet | #3,350 | 27.0% | 30.0% |
| slim card holder wallet | #5,104 | 9.0% | 12.0% |
- Ranked by real customer search behavior. Every term Amazon associates with your brand, ordered by how often shoppers actually search it - not a guess from your own listing keywords.
- Click and conversion share, by term. For each search term, see the percentage of clicks and purchases your products captured against every other seller ranking for that same term.
- Connected to your profit data. Cross-reference a search term against the SKU it drives sales for, so a swing in organic traffic shows up next to the revenue and margin it actually produced.
Requires your Amazon Seller account to be enrolled in Brand Registry - Amazon only makes Brand Analytics data available to registered brand owners.
Know what to reorder before you run out
SKUView pulls your FBA stock levels straight from Amazon and pairs them with your actual sales velocity, so every SKU shows how many days of stock are left, not just units on a shelf.
| SKU | Units on hand | Days of stock left | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minimalist Wallet | 412 | 61 days | Healthy |
| Kitchen Shears | 96 | 24 days | Low stock |
| Travel Adapter | 18 | 9 days | Reorder now |
- FBA stock levels, synced automatically. Units on hand and inventory value update from Amazon on the same schedule as your orders, with no manual export.
- Days of stock left, not just a unit count. Each SKU is measured against its own trailing sales velocity and your entered lead time, so a low unit count on a slow seller does not trigger a false alert.
- Reorder timing at a glance. SKUs are flagged Low stock or Reorder now as soon as they cross your lead time window, right next to the profit numbers for that same product.
Every fee and cost accounted for, automatically
SKUView reconciles revenue down to net profit for every SKU: Amazon's own official fees, your entered cost of goods, and refunds, all netted out with no spreadsheet work.
| Revenue | $14,220.00 |
| Referral Fee | -$2,133.00 |
| FBA Fee | -$1,867.00 |
| COGS | -$4,260.00 |
| Refunds | -$420.00 |
| Net Profit | +$5,540.00 |
- Official Amazon fee calculation. Referral and FBA fees are pulled directly from Amazon's own Product Fees API for each SKU, not estimated from historical rates.
- Your cost of goods, tracked over time. Enter a per-unit cost for each SKU in the COGS Manager; if a cost changes, past orders keep using the cost that was in effect on their purchase date.
- Fully netted profit, not a revenue number. Fees, refunds, ad spend, and COGS are all subtracted automatically, so the profit and margin shown are real, not gross revenue in disguise.
SKUView calculates and reports on profit and cost of goods. It does not file or remit sales tax.
Connected in minutes
Amazon's own authorization screen. A few minutes.
Orders, fees, refunds, and ad spend pulled in automatically.
Account-wide and by SKU, updated continuously.
Focused tool vs. overbuilt suite
- Revenue-to-profit, in one view
- One dashboard
- Set up in minutes
- $29-$39/month
- Dozens of tools you may not use
- Profit buried across reports
- Longer onboarding
- Priced for the whole suite
Two plans. Real profit either way.
Two plans. No feature-gated tiers to decode, no seat minimums.
For sellers processing fewer than 1,000 orders a month.
- Account-level profit dashboard
- Profit by individual SKU
- Revenue, fees, refunds, COGS, and PPC spend, netted automatically
- ACOS and TACOS tracking
- Organic vs. PPC sales split
- Daily, weekly, monthly, and custom-date views
- Custom COGS entry
For growing sellers who don't want to think about order limits.
- Everything in Starter
- Unlimited monthly orders
- Built for accounts that are actively scaling
- Priority access to new features as they ship
An “order” is one Amazon order, regardless of how many units or SKUs it contains. If a Starter account passes 1,000 orders in a month, you'll be prompted to move to Unlimited - your dashboard and data stay intact, nothing is paused or deleted.
Pricing shown is proposed and subject to change before general availability. Annual pricing, exact trial terms, and cancellation policy are still being finalized - see the FAQ below.
A few questions
Will connecting my Amazon account be difficult?
No. SKUView connects through Amazon's official Selling Partner API and Advertising API using Amazon's own authorization flow - you approve access on Amazon's site, not ours. Most sellers are connected in a few minutes.
Does SKUView work if I sell multiple products?
Yes - SKUView is built around seeing every SKU separately, not just an account total. Whether you have 3 SKUs or 300, each one gets its own revenue, fees, COGS, PPC, and profit breakdown.
Can I add my own cost of goods (COGS)?
Yes. You enter your per-unit costs for each SKU, and SKUView applies them automatically to every order and refund from that point forward, so your profit numbers reflect your real product costs.
Does it include PPC data?
Yes. SKUView connects to Amazon's Advertising API directly, so Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, and Sponsored Display spend all flow into your ACOS, TACOS, and per-SKU profit automatically.
Can I see profit by individual SKU, not just account totals?
That's the core of the product. Every metric that appears at the account level - revenue, fees, COGS, PPC, refunds, net profit - is also available broken out by SKU.
See your real profit.
One number. No overwhelm.