What it does
Profit for every Amazon product
The price without VAT and after promotions, less Amazon's fee estimate for it and the cost you enter, then ads where they are measured.
Beside it, what the settlement said
Revenue without VAT, fees and refunds as Amazon actually took them for each product, when the stored settlement covers the period you are looking at.
VAT where it belongs
In Saudi Arabia 15% comes off the price, and the VAT on Amazon's fees (15%) counts as a cost if you are not registered. In the UAE, Egypt and Europe, at the rate you state.
noon
Your products' profit from noon's fees as its finance reports give them, less each product's cost.
Trendyol
Net profit per period after commission, cost, and shipping and ad invoices. And per order and product, what is left after commission and cost.
Did Amazon pay back what it owes?
For every refund you gave a customer, what happened to the unit: returned, reimbursed, or still open. Amazon only.
And what it does not
- An Amazon product's profit comes from Amazon's fee estimate, not the settlement, and does not take refunds off. The settlement shows beside it to compare.
- No product's profit is shown while its cost, fees or your VAT status are unknown, and no total while any one product is.
- noon profit is before ads: noon gives no ad figures.
Which plan
Profit in every paid plan from Starter, and ads taken off it from Growth, where your ads account is read. Everything in the 14-day free trial.
Pricing and plansCommon questions
Where does the profit figure come from?+
On Amazon: from the selling price, Amazon's fee estimate for the product, the cost you enter and measured ads, with what the settlement said beside it. On noon: from its finance reports. On Trendyol: from commissions and invoices per period.
Why is some of my products' profit missing?+
Because a number it rests on is unknown: a cost you have not entered, fees Amazon has not estimated yet, or a VAT status you have not set. Fill in what is missing and the profit appears. A zero in the gap would have looked like pure profit.
Does it handle VAT?+
Yes. In Saudi Arabia it takes 15% off the price, because it is not yours, and counts the VAT on Amazon's fees as a cost if you are not registered. In other marketplaces, at the rate you state; without it, no profit is shown.