About SaleslyPro

Amazon FBA profit tracking software built for serious sellers.

SaleslyPro is a purpose-built analytics and operations platform for Amazon FBA (Fulfilment by Amazon) sellers. We help you go beyond the basic numbers in Seller Central and understand the true profitability of every product you sell — accounting for cost of goods (COGS), Amazon referral fees, FBA fulfilment fees, VAT, prep costs, and more.

Our platform is designed for UK and international Amazon sellers who are tired of wrestling with spreadsheets or generic accounting tools that don't understand the nuances of FBA. Whether you're moving £500 a month or £500,000 a month, SaleslyPro gives you the clarity you need to make faster, smarter sourcing and pricing decisions.

With SaleslyPro you can sync your Amazon orders directly via the Selling Partner API (SP-API), automatically track inventory across multiple batches and buying accounts, monitor inbound shipment discrepancies, reconcile Amazon reimbursements for lost or damaged FBA stock, and view your real net profit — not just revenue — in a single customisable dashboard. Goal-tracking tools keep you focused on the numbers that drive growth.

SaleslyPro is built and maintained by a small, independent team who understand the daily frustrations of the FBA business model. We build the tools we wish we'd had from day one, and we ship improvements based on direct feedback from our community of sellers.

Our mission is simple: give every Amazon FBA seller — from solo resellers to multi-brand operations — the financial visibility they need to build a sustainable, profitable business.

What SaleslyPro tracks

  • Amazon FBA profit — real net profit after all fees, COGS and refunds
  • Amazon fees — referral fees, FBA fulfilment fees, storage fees and VAT on fees
  • COGS (cost of goods sold) — per-unit costs deducted automatically from every sale
  • Inventory — stock levels, purchase batches, remaining units and target prices
  • Reimbursements — Amazon compensation for lost or damaged FBA stock
  • Refunds — customer returns deducted from your profit calculations
  • Inbound shipments — units sent vs units received, with discrepancy alerts
  • Cash flow — expenses, payouts and revenue over time