A weekly dashboard that tells small Amazon sellers which SKU metric is leaking profit and what action to take next.
Added Jun 17, 2026
Low opportunity (37%)
Small Amazon sellers often manage SKU profitability, PPC performance, keyword ranking, listing quality, reviews, price, fees, freight, and conversion rate in disconnected spreadsheets. The signals show a repeated workflow: review product metrics every week, compare them against expected ranges, identify the metric causing underperformance, and decide whether to change price, listing content, bids, keywords, or reviews strategy. This is tedious, error-prone, and especially painful for low-price products where ad waste quickly destroys margin.
Build a SaaS? tool that imports Amazon Seller Central and Amazon Ads data, then creates a weekly SKU-level profit leak report. The first version can calculate contribution margin, ACOS thresholds, conversion rate changes, keyword waste, review gaps, and price competitiveness, then recommend concrete actions such as raise bid, lower price, negative-match a keyword, update listing fields, or investigate FBA fees. The product surface is a SKU dashboard with alerts, drilldowns, and a recurring weekly email summary.
Amazon ads are now central to organic ranking and seller profitability, while many smaller sellers still rely on spreadsheets and fragmented reports. Rising ad costs make weekly profit-leak detection more urgent for low-AOV and private-label sellers.
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Really liking this app so far. There were some formula changes I wanted to make to align with our internal KPI metrics, the support team accommodated those changes without any issues and quickly. Our sales team will be using this app to track daily contribution margins to ensure we're remaining profitable after ad spend. Worth giving it a try.
Cost- esp ad spend doesnt sync. And rarely if it does, takes hours. Easier to vibe code your own P&L app.
No bad , no good . I really wanted to like Sellerboard because the idea is good, and it’s simpler than many other tools. However, after using it, I don’t think it’s worth the monthly subscription. The desktop app is frustrating. Almost every day it asks me to update, and after the update it often won’t accept my password, even though I used the same password the day before. This happens too often and wastes my time. The software also feels very limited. T
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