Multi-Channel Profit & SKU Reconciliation Tracker
If you sell on Amazon, Shopify, and Etsy, you know revenue but rarely true profit — each channel nets out fees its own way, and the payout never quite matches the orders. Log your orders once and this template shows profit per SKU after fees and COGS, and reconciles each channel's payout. Built for Excel and Google Sheets, free to download.
What's inside
Orders
One row per order line: date, channel, order ID, SKU, quantity, gross revenue, channel fees, refunds. Drop-downs for channel and SKU keep entries clean. Unit cost, COGS, net payout, net profit, and margin fill in automatically.
COGS
List every SKU and its unit cost once. The Orders sheet looks up each cost from here, so profit reflects what the product actually costs you.
Profit by SKU
Units, revenue, fees, refunds, COGS, net profit, and margin per SKU across every channel — so the loss-makers stop hiding inside a healthy top line.
Channel Reconciliation
Computed net payout per channel next to the actual deposit you enter. The Difference column flags where a payout doesn't match your orders.
Once it fills up, just ask it questions
A tracker answers "what's my profit by SKU." For the follow-up — "which SKU lost money after fees last month, and on which channel?" — you can upload the same file to Quiriz and ask in plain English, no new formulas. Free to try.
Ask your spreadsheet a question →How to use it
- Download and open it in Excel, or import it into Google Sheets (File → Import → Upload).
- Fill in the COGS sheet with every SKU you sell and its unit cost.
- Log each order line on the Orders sheet: pick the channel and SKU from the drop-downs, then enter gross revenue, channel fees, and refunds. The profit columns calculate themselves.
- Reconcile the payouts. On the Channel Reconciliation sheet, enter each channel's actual deposit. The Difference column flags anything that doesn't line up.
Frequently asked questions
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