Know what you keep from every Amazon sale.
MyProfit pulls your orders, fees, settlements and ad spend straight from Amazon and shows what you really make: profit by product, day and payout, the money Amazon still owes you, ads against your margins, and sales tax by state.
No credit card needed · 30 days of everything, then $19.99 a month or the free plan · Cancel anytime
Connects through Amazon's official Selling Partner and Ads APIs. We never ask for your Seller Central password.
- US
- CA
- MX
- UK
- EU
Your Amazon payout isn't your profit.
Referral fees, FBA fees, storage, refunds, freight, tariffs and ad spend all come out of every sale, and they land in different reports at different times. MyProfit lines them up against each order, so a best seller that quietly loses money can't hide.
Connect once. See what Amazon owes you within a day.
No spreadsheets to upload. Approve MyProfit in Seller Central and your Amazon data starts arriving on its own.
- 1Connect Amazon. Approve MyProfit on Amazon's own page. It takes two minutes, MyProfit only reads your data, and you can remove its access any time.
- 2Watch it load. Orders, payouts and returns arrive within hours, with a full year of history loading in the background. Get started shows each one as it lands.
- 3See what you're owed. The first Amazon owes you and fee check run within a day. Add your product costs and profit by product, day and payout fills in too.
- Seller Central connected Amazon approved MyProfit
- Orders Done Up to date · 5,788 orders in the last 90 days
- Payouts Done Settlements loaded through Sep 25
- Returns Loading Amazon's customer returns report for the last 90 days
- Amazon owes you Next The first check runs once your returns are in
See which SKUs pay you, and which ones cost you.
Every product with its fees, landed cost, ad spend, refunds, margin, ROI and days of stock left. Filter to the ones losing money, or the ones still missing a cost, and fix them from the same screen.
Supplier raised prices in March? Your history stays right.
Enter product cost, sea or air freight, tariffs and other costs with the date they started. Orders before that date keep the old cost; everything after is recalculated for you. No more rewriting a spreadsheet every time a tariff moves.
Know when an ad is buying you a loss.
Sponsored Products data loads every night. Your breakeven ACoS is worked out from your real margins, for the account and for each product, campaigns running above it are flagged, and bid rules keep campaigns on target.
Get back what Amazon's automation missed. Keep all of it.
Amazon reimburses most lost and returned FBA units on its own, but not all of them. Every night MyProfit checks your refunds against your returns and reimbursements, and lists the units Amazon still owes you for while you can still claim them, 60 to 120 days after the refund.
- 0% commission, on the free plan. Reimbursement services usually keep a share of what they recover. MyProfit takes nothing, and Amazon owes you stays free after your trial.
- Before the deadline. Claims are sorted by the last day Amazon accepts them.
- Ready to paste. Each claim comes with its case text for Seller Central.
See what Amazon paid you back, and whether it paid enough.
Every reimbursement Amazon paid for lost, damaged and unreturned FBA units, and every clawback when one of them turned up, straight from your settlements, by reason, product and month.
- Paid and taken back. See what Amazon reimbursed and what it took back, so you know what you really kept.
- Checked against your cost. Since 2025 Amazon pays the manufacturing cost it has on file, not your price. MyProfit puts what it paid per unit next to your landed cost and flags the products it reimburses below cost.
- Free, with nothing to set up. It's on the free plan, and your last 3 years are there the first time you open it. For your North American payouts.
- Refunded, never returned$1,326.40
- Lost in an Amazon warehouse$1,104.90
- Damaged in an Amazon warehouse$752.90
Catch the fulfillment fees Amazon overcharges.
Amazon charges FBA fees on its own measurements of your product. When it measures a box as bigger or heavier than it is, every unit costs you more. MyProfit loads Amazon's fee preview every week and checks the fee on every order in your settlements.
- Remeasured? You'll know. When Amazon's measurements of a product grow and its fee goes up, it shows up with the case text to get it fixed.
- Your size next to Amazon's. Enter your package size once and see which products Amazon puts in a bigger size tier.
- An honest total. Amazon's low-inventory fee sits in the same fee, so it's marked and left out: the total is what Amazon's measurements explain.
Now: 14.00 × 10.00 × 7.00 in, 3.10 lb · fee up $1.62 a unit
Every payout, down to what you actually made.
Each settlement Amazon pays you starts from the same deposit as your settlement report, then takes off the sales tax and reserves that aren't income, the landed cost of the units sold in it and any ads billed to your card, and adds back refunded units that went into stock again. You get a profit and margin for every payout, and for every product in it, that your bookkeeper can tick off against the bank. For your North American payouts.
Everything else you'd pay a separate tool for.
Included in the one plan. No add-ons, no per-feature pricing.
Monthly P&L
Month-by-month profit and loss for the whole account, a SKU or a parent ASIN, ready to download.
Ship FBM orders
Buy Amazon shipping labels, print packing slips and confirm shipments with Amazon from one queue.
Review requests
Switch it on and MyProfit asks Amazon to send its own Request a Review a few days after delivery, skipping returns and refunds.
Sales tax by state
The sales tax Amazon charged your buyers, state by state, and who pays it. Import Amazon's Sales Tax Report for county and city detail.
Xero and QuickBooks
Send settlements to Xero or export them for QuickBooks Desktop. Your bookkeeper gets clean numbers.
Returns and inventory
Return reasons and dispositions, missed delivery estimates, and your stock valued at cost and at retail.
Free to get your money back. One plan for everything else.
Most sellers stitch together a profit tool, a PPC tool and a review tool, each with its own monthly bill. MyProfit is built and run by Amazon sellers, and priced the way we'd want to pay.
- Amazon owes you, with the case text
- Reimbursements, checked against your cost
- Fee check for overcharged FBA fees
- No card, no commission, no time limit
- Profit dashboard
- Monthly P&L
- Profit by settlement
- Dated landed costs
- PPC reports and bid rules
- Money Amazon owes you, no commission
- Fee overcharges and reimbursements
- Review requests
- FBM shipping labels
- Sales tax and sales by state
- Xero and QuickBooks
- Returns and inventory
Questions sellers ask
Is my Amazon data safe?
MyProfit connects through Amazon's official Selling Partner and Ads APIs. You authorize it in Seller Central, and we never see your Amazon password. Payments go through Stripe.
Which marketplaces work?
Amazon US and Canada, plus the UK and the EU marketplaces. Switch between them from the top of any page. Settled fees, returns and inventory are fullest for the US.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Amazon owes you, Reimbursements and Fee check are free for good, with no card and no commission. New accounts also get 30 days of everything; after that the Seller plan is $19.99 a month, or you stay on the free plan.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Cancel from your account settings. There is no contract and no cancellation fee.
Do you file reimbursement claims for me?
No. MyProfit finds the FBA units Amazon still owes you for and writes the case text; you open the case in Seller Central, so nothing is filed without you and there's no commission on what you get back. It covers FBA orders on Amazon US.
How accurate is the profit number?
It uses Amazon's fees for each order (its estimate at first, then what Amazon actually charged once the order settles) and the landed cost you entered for that date. Products without a cost are flagged, so nothing is silently counted as free.
Does it replace my accountant?
No. It gives them better numbers: a monthly P&L and a direct export to Xero or QuickBooks.