Nusty Space › How do I find my real profit per Amazon product? › What do I enter to see my Amazon profit?
What do I enter to see my Amazon profit?
To see profit in Nusty Space you connect your Amazon seller account and enter the cost of each product. Selling price and fees come from Amazon through the official API (SP-API). Without cost, the dashboard does not calculate profit and shows "—".
What does Nusty Space read by itself?
- Price and fees of your listings, read through the Selling Partner API, Amazon's official interface. SP-API documentation
- Amazon's commissions, which Amazon states run from 10% to 15%. Amazon selling prices
- Orders only fill in the last sold price, never the selling price. Nusty Space plans
- Cost, expenses and taxes make up the selling price, according to Sebrae. Sebrae pricing guide
What only you know?
Product cost (COGS): what you paid the supplier, plus purchase shipping and packaging if you want them counted.
What happens if I do not enter cost?
That product's profit does not show. You see "—", because Nusty Space does not invent data.
What common mistakes should you avoid?
- Entering the selling price as if it were cost.
- Not updating cost after a supplier increase.
- Mixing kits with single-unit costs.
Frequently asked questions
Do I enter the Amazon fee?
Usually not: it is read from Amazon. If it is missing, you see "—".
Can I fix a wrong cost?
Yes. When you update cost, profit is recalculated.
Do I enter the selling price?
No. Price comes from Amazon, read-only.
Do I need a card to start?
No. The 3-day free trial asks for none.
Do I have to enter the selling price?
No. The selling price comes from Amazon in read-only mode, and Nusty Space does not change it. You enter the product cost (COGS) and, if you want, set the limits for profit, margin and ROI alerts. Everything else arrives from your account through the SP-API.