Am I actually making money?
Sales in four dashboards, costs in a spreadsheet, the real fees two weeks later with the payout. Nobody adds it up.
One place for profit, inventory, cash and team — for brands on Amazon, Walmart, eBay and Shopify. Connect Amazon, see your first P&L in minutes.
Early access · 14 days of full access · No credit card required
Where the money goes
Amazon loads your history, the others sync alongside. US marketplaces.
Sales, costs, ads and payouts each live somewhere else. Three questions stay open:
Sales in four dashboards, costs in a spreadsheet, the real fees two weeks later with the payout. Nobody adds it up.
You sold $40k in October, the P&L says +$6k — and the account is empty. $25k went into a new batch; Amazon pays for late October in November.
Reorder, discount, fix a listing — decisions live in chats, apart from the numbers behind them.
InSell answers all three — starting with where the money goes.
The Sales Dashboard subtracts every cost from your sales. Each line has its own source, so the result isn’t a guess.
Each channel has its own cost structure. Pick a channel or a period, and the bar recalculates.
Name your brand, connect Amazon — the dashboard goes live while your history loads.
One question — your brand’s name. Categories and P&L lines are ready; nothing to configure.
Choose how much history to load and authorize in Seller Central.
Sales, fees and ad spend show up with the first orders. The rest of your history loads in the background.
Add what only you know: unit costs (one CSV), a warehouse count, a bank balance. Walmart, eBay and Shopify connect the same way.
About 80% of your numbers arrive on their own.
You type in ten to twenty lines a month.
The dashboard shows what your products earn. Finance shows the whole company.
“Am I making money? How much?”
Sales minus every cost, by the date it happened — down to net profit after contractors, software and write-offs.
By month · by brand · by channel
“Where is the cash? Enough for the next batch?”
Money in and out, by the date it moved — then the next 60 days of payouts and bills.
Cash in · cash out · lowest point
“What do I have, and what do I owe?”
Three numbers, as of today.
Cash · inventory · marketplace owes you
| Line | Amount | P&L |
|---|---|---|
| Product sales · 312 ordersSales | $20,000.00 | Sales |
| Refunds · 9 ordersRefunds | −$400.00 | Refunds |
| Referral feesMarketplace fees · Referral | −$3,004.00 | Marketplace fees · Referral |
| FBA fulfillment feesMarketplace fees · Fulfillment | −$2,812.40 | Marketplace fees · Fulfillment |
| FBA storage · JulyMarketplace fees · Storage | −$161.22 | Marketplace fees · Storage |
| Advertising— | −$1,200.00 | — |
| Reimbursements · 3 lost unitsOther income | +$417.80 | Other income |
| Reserve heldAmazon owes you | −$500.00 | Amazon owes you |
| Paid to checking ··4471Cashflow | $12,340.18 | Cashflow |
A payout is what’s left after the marketplace’s deductions. InSell opens it into lines and matches each one to your orders.
InSell follows units and dollars from purchase order to payout,
across your warehouse, a 3PL and FBA — at cost, not retail.
| Item | Unit cost | FBA | Main | Dallas | In transit | Days | Cash | Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ethiopia Single-Origin, 12 ozCOF-ETH-12FBA 65 · Main 80 | $7.50 | 65 | 80 | — | — | 6 | $1,088 | Top |
| Cold Brew Concentrate, 32 ozCOF-CBC-32FBA 189 · Dallas 382 · +600 in transit | $6.50 | 189 | — | 382 | +600 | 27 | $3,712 | Top |
| Espresso Blend, 2 lbCOF-ESP-32Main 690 | $12.00 | — | 690 | — | — | 49 | $8,280 | Top |
| Barista Starter KitCOF-KIT-01Main 330 · +350 in transit | $22.00 | — | 330 | — | +350 | 63 | $7,260 | Steady |
| French Press, 34 ozACC-FRP-34Main 64 | $41.72 | — | 64 | — | — | 640 | $2,670 | Slow |
One register for every SKU: units per warehouse, in transit, days of stock and cash at cost.
A purchase order tracks what’s paid and what’s due. Freight and duties land in unit cost, not in expenses.
Count a warehouse in one action; the journal reconciles itself. Each return gets a decision — back on the shelf or written off.
Tie a task to a SKU, a purchase order, a supplier or a payout — and it carries their live numbers.
The chip shows what the dashboard shows — on hand, days of stock, sales per day — not last week’s copy.
A low-stock alert becomes a reorder draft; a slow mover gets a discount task. The system watches, a person decides.
Eleven ready processes with stages, roles and deadlines. Start one on a SKU or a PO, and the tasks go out at once.
Where did the money go this month?
Amazon ran at 16.0% margin, Shopify at 21.4%.
What runs out first?
Ethiopia Single-Origin, 12 oz — 145 on hand, 6 days of stock at 24.2 / day. It’s already in the reorder draft: 2,200 units suggested.
Add the InSell MCP server to the assistant you already use, and ask. Scripts and spreadsheets get API tokens.
Where the money went, what’s running out, what the marketplace owes you — the same numbers as on screen.
The assistant gets the rights of the member who connected it, no more — read only or read and write, revoked in one click. Channels, billing and the team stay out of its reach.
With write access, it can create a task, start a playbook or record an expense — under the same rules as the buttons. Nothing runs on its own.
A limited program for private-label brands. Here’s what happens after you ask.
Tell us about your brand: marketplaces, SKUs, what hurts most. Two minutes.
We reply by email, set a start date and help you connect Amazon and the rest.
Every module, every channel, the whole team, no card. Enough to see a payout land and read your first real P&L.
A quote for your setup — you decide with real numbers in front of you.
Early access · 14 days of full access · No credit card required
No tiers to pick: the price follows the size of your setup.
Quote-based: you see the number before you decide.
InSell reads your marketplace data to show profit, cash and stock — nothing else.
Details are in our Privacy Policy and Terms.
You authorize InSell in Seller Central and each channel’s console — we never see your password. Every feed below becomes a number on your screen.
Buyer names, addresses, phone numbers and emails. We don’t request or store them — an order keeps only the city, state and ZIP for shipping and returns. We don’t ask Amazon for personal customer data, and we don’t sell or share your data.
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Anything else — [email protected].
Tell us a little about your brand — we’ll take it from there.
We’ll reply by email from [email protected].