eBay tells you what an item sold for. Flippedit tells you what you kept. Every completed sale shows true profit after eBay fees, shipping, and cost of goods, with the fees pulled straight from eBay rather than estimated.
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Most sellers find out at tax time that "profitable" listings were losing money after fees. Flippedit shows the real margin on every sale as it happens, so you can stop selling the losers and buy more of the winners.
Step 1
Log in through eBay's official system. Sales, fees, and refunds start flowing in. We never store your eBay password.
Step 2
Enter what you paid for each item and any shipping you covered. Bulk tools make this quick for whole hauls.
Step 3
Every completed sale shows sale price minus eBay fees, shipping, and cost of goods. The number you actually keep.
Sold Jul 14, 2026
56 days to sellEach of these is tracked per item, so the profit figure is the money that actually stayed with you.
Final value and transaction fees pulled from eBay per sale, not estimated from a rate card.
Ad fees are attributed to the sale they belong to, so promoted sales show their real margin.
A refunded sale takes its revenue back out, so a bad week can't hide in the totals.
Postage you covered comes off the item it belongs to.
What you paid for the item, entered directly or split from a bulk purchase.
Not a cost, but tracked per item too, so you can see how long your capital was parked.
We combine the sale price, actual eBay fees (including promoted listing costs), shipping, and your cost of goods into a true per-item profit figure. Fees come from eBay itself, not an estimate.
On Pro, no. Flippedit connects via eBay's official API and syncs sales, listings, and fees daily. Lite imports your data at signup, then you update new activity yourself.
Yes. Refunds and promoted listing costs are pulled in with the daily sync on Pro, so the profit you see reflects what actually hit your account.
Yes. The same profit dashboard is a native app for iPhone and Android, so you can check today's numbers between op shops or run the profit calculator before you buy.
A spreadsheet only knows what you type into it, and eBay's fees are the part sellers get wrong most often. Because Flippedit pulls actual fees per sale, the margin is right without the Sunday data-entry session, and it stays right as refunds and ad costs land.
Connect eBay, add your costs, and see what you kept β per item, every day.
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