Shopkeeper is a profit dashboard. It tracks sales, calculates profit and forecasts inventory.
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Shopkeeper is a profit dashboard. It tracks sales, calculates profit and forecasts inventory.
It helps answer questions like how many units to reorder, which ASINs are losing money, which variations are performing better, how much sales tax will have to be paid, and how much each refunded item costs.
Most Amazon sellers hate combining 72 types of fees from Seller Central spreadsheets, to check if their products are profitable.
They do aggregating for you, so you can focus on making important decisions based on this data, to grow your Amazon business.
Profit Tracking
Calculates your profits, margins, includes ppc, storage fees, sales tax and all other expenses.
Inventory Forecast
Helps you decide how many units to reorder and when, takes seasonality into account.
Business Dashboard
Has widgets with most important metrics – best sellers, growth curve, overall profit margin, inventory value.
Learning Resources
Features a Big List of Amazon Software Tools and a list of Amazon Podcasters and Influencers to follow.
What will you mainly use this app for?
To check your daily sales and keep an eye on your profit margin:
Will it add up all Amazon Fees? .. PPC Costs? .. Sales Tax?
Yes, yes and yes. And more.
Manufacturing Costs
Shipping Costs
Inspection Costs
Import Taxes
Amazon Referral Fees
Amazon Fulfillment Fees
PPC Costs for Sponsored Ads
PPC Costs for Headline Ads
FBA One Warehouse Fee
Sales Tax (VAT, HST, etc)
Inventory Reimbursements
Damaged & Lost Reimbursements
Refunds and Refund Fees
Amazon Shipping Promos
Your Custom Promos
FBA Monthly Storage Fees
FBA Long Term Storage Fees
Early Reviewer Program Fees
Lightning Deal Fees
Coupon Redemption Fees
If you sell in multiple Amazon countries. How will report look like?
You can compare profits in all countries side by side, in your chosen currency.
(instead of having to compare GBP to EUR to USD amounts)
Why is Shopkeeper better than other Profit Dashboards?
Because it’s SIMPLE.
Other apps look like busy spreadsheets – it’s not easy to quickly check how your sales are going.
With Shopkeeper, you can just give it one glance:
Make decisions based on your data. What kind of decisions?
Sure, here’s an example.
Let’s say you changed nothing about your listing, but Shopkeeper shows that your profit suddenly decreased by €3:
You click on Breakdown to investigate.
And you discover that FBA fees went from €6.91 ..
.. to €9.99!
You double check the delivery addresses on Seller Central and see that customers are in the same country where you stock your EU inventory.
Ok, so it can’t be the EFN (cross-border) fee, which would have been included in FBA fee.z
Then you make a decision to raise your prices for this product.
Without Shopkeeper, you may have not even noticed that something changed.
With Shopkeeper, you can identify issues that are affecting your profit and act on them quickly.
What about Inventory?
Shopkeeper will help you decide exactly when and how many units to re-order:
What else is cool?
Many Things! For example, there is a widget on the dashboard, showing your inventory value:
Why is your app called Shopkeeper?
Because every shopkeeper keeps track of sales, profit & inventory. So does this app.