Channels
Every product, side by side across your channels
Each product’s sales split per channel and ranked by what it earns there — so a SKU that carries one channel and lags on another reads at a glance.
The problem
A product’s blended numbers average away the channel that is carrying it and the channel that is dragging it. You reorder or reprice for the average and get neither right.
How Sellrics does it
Sellrics attributes revenue, units, and margin to each product on each channel (backend/api/sku_channel_matrix.py, backend/api/products.py) and ranks the catalog per channel. Read against per-channel fee load, it shows where each product actually makes money — not the blended average that hides both.
What the numbers mean
Each row is a product’s revenue on one channel, with its margin beside it. A product that ranks high on one channel and doesn’t appear on another is either a deliberate choice or a listing gap.
A worked example
Illustrative example- Scenario
- Ten products, ranked separately for Amazon and for Shopify.
- What Sellrics surfaces
- On Amazon, SE01 tops the list at $310k; the Shopify column looks different — SH03 does $91k there and nothing on Amazon. FBA-SE01 shows up only on Amazon, at a negative fee-aware margin.
- The move
- List the direct-only winners on the marketplace where the volume is, and pull the marketplace-only SKU that loses money after FBA fees.
See it with sample data
Fictional sample dataA view from the Sellrics dashboard, on fictional sample data — no store connected, nothing stored.
Top Products by Channel
Sample data · Last 30 days
Amazon
SE01
48.2% margin
SE10
42.1% margin
SE12
51.3% margin
SE08
38.9% margin
AM05
46.2% margin
Shopify
SE01
48.2% margin
SH03
39.6% margin
SE10
42.1% margin
SH07
39.1% margin
SE12
51.3% margin