Point the camera at a UPC / EAN barcode…

From a link — paste a retail bundle URL

Bundle / lot — split one cost across many ASINs

Per-ASIN result

Metrics use your current settings (mode, targets, discount).

FIFO cost ledger. Log each purchase as a row in the Purchase ledger (use + Add purchase there to fill in date, supplier, order #, payment, product, qty & unit cost). Sales draw down the oldest lot first, so profit uses what you actually paid. Leave Qty blank for a flat “always this cost” price. Buy a lot in the Bundle splitter → “Save as purchase” drops the split costs here automatically.

Enter balance, limit, APR, your monthly payment and due date. The payoff timer assumes you keep paying that amount each month.

Weekly spend & budget

Track your gift-card stock: face value, what you paid, discount, remaining balance, and where each is used. The Price you paid pools into Cashflow by Payment Method just like a purchase. Card numbers & PINs are hidden by default — click Reveal to show.

Transactions

You log in to your bank inside Plaid's secure window — Profitava never sees your bank password, card number or PIN. It receives read-only balances & transactions. Card balances feed your Cashflow debt, and cash balances feed available funds.

Tax Portal

Estimate what to set aside for quarterly taxes from your Amazon net profit, and export an annual summary for your accountant. This is an estimate, not tax advice.

Find → buy → receive → list, all in one place. Add a product from Single lookup or Storefronts (or manually), move it through the stages, and when you mark it Received it drops into your COGS ledger automatically.

Set your buy-box criteria once, paste (or pull) a list of ASINs, and Profitava checks each against Keepa — flagging which ones pass and the max cost you can pay to hit your ROI target. Uses your Settings (Min ROI, Min profit, prep, inbound) for the money math.

Your watch list is saved — type new ASINs above and press Add & check to append them; existing products stay put and are never cleared. Each check compares to your previous one: sellers joined/left, total stock now, and units sold vs restocked in between. Your first check on an ASIN just sets a baseline; every check is saved in a per-product history dropdown. After that, every watched ASIN is auto-checked once a day on its own (marked “auto” in history), so it keeps filling even on days you never open the app. Use the ✕ on a row to stop watching it. Each check costs a Keepa lookup.

Uses your Keepa key to pull the seller's full storefront ASIN list. Re-checking flags new products added since last time. Tip: a seller ID looks like A + letters/numbers — find it in a storefront URL after seller=.