Real books. Not another dashboard.
Your Amazon data becomes proper double-entry books — the kind your accountant can actually work from. No QuickBooks subscription. No sync tool in between.
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New to FBA? Read what Amazon FBA accounting actually has to handle.
- “Your payout said $450k. Your dashboard said $534k. Which one is right?”
- “Does your profit per SKU actually tie out to your settlement?”
- “Still estimating Amazon’s fees instead of reading them?”
- “Do your books agree with your 1099-K?”
Not estimated. Read, audited, reconciled.
Per-SKU profit tied to your ledger
Every fee and refund posts from your actual Amazon settlement data, not a formula — and profit per SKU comes out of the same ledger that produces your trial balance. Check a SKU by hand and it holds up. Sellerboard estimates Amazon’s fees; A2X and QuickBooks don’t go to SKU level. SellerTally does both, from one ledger. See SellerTally vs A2X.
1099-K, bridged line by line
The 1099-K Reconciliation report bridges the gross amount Amazon reports to your net sales in the books, adjustment by adjustment, so you can compare it with your form. Month by month, not just a year-end guess.
Fee & reimbursement audit
Amazon now reimburses lost and damaged inventory at manufacturing cost, not sale price, inside claim windows as short as 60 days. We already hold the two numbers that audit needs — your inventory sub-ledger and your COGS. A flat-fee module that checks every fee and reimbursement against them, no 25% cut of what it finds, is next on the roadmap — not live yet.
Most Amazon sellers pay for three tools that disagree with each other
A dashboard tells you what happened. A sync tool moves numbers into someone else's software. Neither one is your accounting. SellerTally is.
The usual stack
- Profit dashboard$29
- Settlement sync tool$29
- QuickBooks$30
$88/month
Three tools, three sets of numbers, and a monthly argument about which is right.
With SellerTally
- One ledger. One set of numbers.
- Trial balance, P&L, balance sheet
- Per-SKU true profit
- 1099-K reconciliation
From $29/month
Built for the questions dashboards can't answer
Books that balance
Every Amazon event posts as a proper double-entry transaction. Run a trial balance and it balances — because it’s real bookkeeping, not categorised bank lines.
What each product truly costs
Supplier price, inbound freight, duty, prep, Amazon’s placement fees — capitalised into inventory and released as COGS when the unit sells. Moving weighted average, per SKU, bundles decomposed to components.
Statements you can hand over
Chart of accounts, profit and loss, balance sheet, trial balance, inventory register, account ledger. Exportable. Formatted the way an accountant expects to read them.
1099-K, reconciled
Amazon’s 1099-K never matches your books, because it reports gross unadjusted payments. We show you the bridge, line by line, so you know exactly why the numbers differ before you file.
Selling FBA specifically? See how Amazon FBA accounting handles fulfilment fees, reimbursements, and inventory as an asset.
Three steps
Import Amazon
Upload your Amazon reports and we turn orders, refunds, fees, adjustments and settlements into real books. Amazon connects through the Selling Partner API and syncs automatically.
Add your costs
Enter what each product costs you landed. One at a time, or import the lot.
Your books keep themselves
Every Amazon event you upload posts to the right account. Open a statement whenever you need one.
Built for sellers. Ready for accountants.
For Amazon sellers
Accounting made simple. Import your Amazon reports, and your sales, fees, refunds, and settlements become real double-entry books — with reports that reconcile to your 1099-K, not just dashboards. And when your accountant asks for the books? Give them access free — we don't charge for the person who checks your work.
Start free trialFor accountants
Managing multiple Amazon clients? We've got you covered — each client's books live in their own account, fully isolated, priced by that account's volume. No direct access to the client's Amazon account? Still covered: import the Amazon settlement data they hand you and run a complete year-end without ever touching their Seller Central. Stop rebuilding the same Excel formulas every January.
For accountantsWhat SellerTally doesn't do
No repricer. No review-request automation. No PPC bid management.
We're accounting software. The tools that do those things are good at them, and we'd rather do one thing properly than five things adequately. If you want a growth suite, buy one — then point it at books that are actually correct.
Why this exists
Sellers need to answer a simple question: which of my products actually made money?
Amazon's reports won't tell you. Spreadsheets drift out of date. Most tools give you dashboards but not books — so at tax time your accountant still has to start from scratch. SellerTally gives you real double-entry books, built from your Amazon data, that your accountant can work from.
Start with a free trial
No charge during the trial. A card is required to start the trial and is not charged during it. Import a month of real Amazon data and see your own numbers before you decide.