While working with online sellers, I noticed a recurring problem.
Most people price products using incomplete marketplace calculators or complex spreadsheets.
Amazon, eBay, and Etsy calculators usually show platform fees — but real profitability depends on much more:
• advertising costs
• VAT and taxes
• returns
• sourcing costs
• target profit goals
Many sellers only discover their real profit after listing products.
Sometimes after losing money.
So I built ProfitPilot — a lightweight pricing intelligence tool that helps sellers understand real profit before publishing listings.
Instead of tracking performance after sales, the goal is decision-making before committing inventory.
Key ideas behind the tool:
✅ Platform-independent pricing
✅ Reverse pricing (target profit → required price)
✅ Bulk scenario testing
✅ Simple assumptions instead of complex analytics
✅ One-time unlock instead of subscriptions
I'm currently looking for feedback from builders and sellers:
How do you currently calculate profitability before listing products?
You can try it here:
https://profitpilot.ukwebtools.com
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