Xolt: Amazon Profit Analytics

Amazon sellers and vendors face a persistent problem: standard seller dashboards show revenue and traffic, but obscure the true profit each product generates after accounting for referral fees, FBA fulfillment costs, storage, advertising spend, and reimbursements. This opacity makes it impossible to prioritize inventory, reorder decisions, or pricing changes by actual financial impact.

Xolt solved this by connecting directly to Amazon's official Selling Partner API and Vendor Central data, then performing granular profit calculations on every SKU. The platform syncs 12 months of historical data on day one, pulls daily updates, and computes four decision-focused margin layers: CM1 (product viability), CM2 (ad profitability), CM3 (true product contribution), and Net (business bottom line).

The core innovation is the monthly action plan. Rather than presenting another dashboard, Xolt identifies the month's highest-value opportunities—reorder urgency, buy box recovery, inventory aging—and ranks them by money at stake. Each recommendation comes with concrete next steps and historical context.

Xolt built separate interfaces for Selling Partner sellers (3P) and Vendor Central vendors (1P). For sellers, the profit engine covers every fee type and cost input. For vendors, it synthesizes retail analytics, purchase orders, deduction records, and content gaps into five ranked actions per month. Both tiers support exports to Excel, CSV, and Google Sheets, and email delivery of headline metrics.

The platform enforces strict data isolation by design: it never stores buyer personal data, uses read-only API permissions, runs infrastructure in Frankfurt, and applies two-step verification across all accounts. Pricing scales by order volume (Starter $49/month for up to 1,000 orders; Growth $99/month for up to 5,000; Scale $199/month for up to 20,000), with enterprise arrangements for larger vendors. Every plan includes 7 days free and 13 months of synced history.