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Download the simplified version with Amazon sample data. See exactly how it works — then upgrade when you're ready.

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What's Inside the Free Sample?

✓ Full Order Log + Monthly P&L

Enter your Amazon orders and see monthly profit automatically calculated. Fully functional with sample data — includes FBA fee, referral commission, and PPC columns.

✓ Amazon Sample Data Included

Pre-loaded with a sample Amazon store's data so you can see everything working immediately.

✓ Quick-Start Guide

Step-by-step instructions for replacing sample data with your own Amazon Seller Central exports.

✓ Excel (.xlsx) Format

Works on Windows and Mac. All formulas pre-built and locked.

🔒 Per-ASIN Analysis (Pro)

See profit for every individual ASIN. Identify winners and losers.

🔒 PPC ACOS Calculator (Pro)

Your true break-even ACOS after all Amazon fees. Available in full version.

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Unlock all 5 analysis modules: Per-ASIN Profit, Monthly P&L, PPC Break-Even ACOS, Amazon Benchmarks, and more. One-time payment, free updates.

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Full version: USD 39 · 7-day refund guarantee

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this really free?

Yes. The sample version is 100% free. We ask for your email so we can send you the download link and occasional product updates. No credit card required.

What's the difference between free and paid?

Free includes the full Order Log and Monthly P&L dashboard with Amazon sample data. Paid ($39) adds Per-ASIN Profit Analysis, PPC Break-Even ACOS Calculator, 2026 Amazon Category Benchmarks, plus unlimited ASINs and free updates.

Can I use the free version for my real Amazon store?

You can replace the sample data with your own, but the free version is limited to the dashboard module. For per-ASIN analysis and PPC ACOS, you'll need the full version.

Do I need Excel?

Yes. You need Microsoft Excel (Windows or Mac). Apple Numbers may have limited formula compatibility.