Is the SKU economics data accurate for tracking profit
I am using a third-party software to track my profit called Sellerboard and the profit seems to be wildly different to what's shown on my SKU economics data. On the SKU economics data after I add in total off-amazon cost per unit, the profit is showing as around 1.2k for this specific ASIN. On my sellerboard data it shows as around £350 for this ASIN. Is there some sort of cost that amazon are not including in the calculation on the SKU economic that they should be? These two figures are wildly different and now I'm debating how to track my profit if the third-party software is inaccurate. Any recommendations would be so appreciated!
Is the SKU economics data accurate for tracking profit
I am using a third-party software to track my profit called Sellerboard and the profit seems to be wildly different to what's shown on my SKU economics data. On the SKU economics data after I add in total off-amazon cost per unit, the profit is showing as around 1.2k for this specific ASIN. On my sellerboard data it shows as around £350 for this ASIN. Is there some sort of cost that amazon are not including in the calculation on the SKU economic that they should be? These two figures are wildly different and now I'm debating how to track my profit if the third-party software is inaccurate. Any recommendations would be so appreciated!
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Hi, i am having exactly the same issue as you. I would assume that Amazons SKU economics data is spot on compared to Sellerboard but i just don't know. have you found anything out regarding this?
