I went sourcing at grocery outlet today and Marshalls and it showed me not profitable.
How do I set this up correctly?
To set up SellerAmp correctly so it accurately shows your FBA and FBM profit, go to the settings section and ensure your costs, fees, and other variables are properly configured. Enter your cost of goods under the “Buy Cost” field when analyzing a product, and check that your Amazon fees are accurate by selecting the right fulfillment method. For FBA, ensure fulfillment and storage fees are accounted for, while for FBM, include your estimated shipping costs. Verify that sales tax settings are correct if applicable, and adjust your ROI and profit threshold settings under the profitability calculator to match your sourcing strategy. If items are showing as not profitable but should be, check the Buy Box price history and confirm that the lowest FBA and FBM offers are considered. Lastly, enable referral fees and make sure VAT is included if applicable, as missing these can lead to incorrect profit calculations.
2 Likes
Toggle switch on local fulfillment.
3 Likes
Try and check Settings > Amazon Specific and adjust FBA shipping, prep fees, and storage costs to match your actual expenses. That should fix the “Not Profitable” issue. Are you doing FBA or FBM?
2 Likes
Check if you were able to input the correct criteria on your SellerAmp app. Also, what is your fulfillment method? Please make sure that you toggle the switch towards the correct fulfillment method so that SellerAmp could correctly compute for fees that would affect profit and ROI.
2 Likes