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Find the orders that lost money
Using SellerClaw, which of my orders lost money last month after marketplace fees, shipping and product cost?
Any connected store, with product costs known
The orders that cost you more than they brought in, after fees, shipping and product cost, grouped by what caused the loss.
I've attached my eBay orders for last month and a list of my product costs. Count the marketplace's fees as 13% of each sale and include what I paid for shipping. Which orders lost money, and why?
An orders export and your product costs
I've attached my eBay orders for last month and a list of my product costs. Count the marketplace's fees as 13% of each sale and include what I paid for shipping. Which orders lost money, and why? orders_october.csv · costs.xlsx
Three of the four are heavy cast iron sent with free shipping. Together they lost $30.77.
| Order | Product | Profit | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| #2063 | Enamel Dutch oven | −$16.24 | 15% discount on top of free shipping |
| #2057 | Enamel Dutch oven | −$8.41 | Shipping takes 41% of the price |
| #2041 | Cast iron skillet, 12 in | −$5.36 | Free shipping on a heavy pan |
| #2078 | Bamboo cutting board set | −$0.76 | Price too close to cost and shipping |
Charge shipping on the Dutch oven, or add it to the price: it is behind two of the four.
Matches every order to the cost of its product.
Subtracts fees, shipping and cost from what the buyer paid.
Keeps the orders that end below zero.
Groups them by cause: free shipping, a discount, or a price too close to cost.
Claude reads the fees each marketplace actually charged on every order and matches each item to its cost, so there is no file to prepare.
Using SellerClaw, which of my orders lost money last month after marketplace fees, shipping and product cost?
Any connected store, with product costs known
Here's a photo of a product I want to sell on eBay. Tell me what it is, then write the title, the item specifics and a description. Ask me about anything the photo can't show, like size or flaws.
A photo of the product
I've attached my Shopify orders export for the last 90 days. Which products bring in most of the money, which are slowing down, and what should I stop restocking? Give me a short table and three things to do this month.
An orders export from your store (CSV)
Read my Amazon listing below as a shopper comparing it with two others. What would make you buy somewhere else? Then rewrite the title and the first lines a buyer reads to fix it.
Your listing, pasted in or as a screenshot