Review the commercial picture together.
Connected Seller Central reporting can bring orders, revenue, sessions and conversion context into one workspace.
Amazon marketplace operating analytics
Connect the Amazon accounts your team runs and review revenue, orders, inventory and advertising performance in one shared workspace—without sharing your marketplace password.
30-day trialno credit card requiredauthorize accounts through provider consent
Source fit
SellerPort is built around Amazon marketplace and advertising reporting, with selected web, support and commerce sources available by workspace.
Explore every integration (opens in a new tab)Shared operating view
Review connected revenue, orders, advertising, inventory and returns in a shared reporting context instead of moving between separate portals and exports.
Explore dashboard modules (opens in a new tab)Connected Seller Central reporting can bring orders, revenue, sessions and conversion context into one workspace.
Advertising reporting covers published spend, ROAS, impressions, clicks and attributed-order signals.
Use published stock, OOS, FBA, forecast and returns views to support regular review.
Eligible plans can bring Vendor orders, retail analytics, finance and chargeback context alongside 3P signals.
Source context matters. Connected-platform reports can update or be revised based on provider reporting. Use the source context available in your workspace and read the setup and data guidance (opens in a new tab) for current details.
Reporting architecture
SellerPort is an analytics and reporting workspace. It does not replace native portals, execute inventory actions or automate advertising bids.
Review reported orders, revenue, sessions, conversion and listing performance from connected Seller Central accounts.
Bring Amazon Ads spend, ROAS, impressions, clicks, attributed orders and campaign or keyword KPIs into the reporting review.
Use published stock, out-of-stock, FBA and forecast signals alongside return rates and reasons by SKU for operational review.
Where eligible, add Vendor orders, retail analytics, finance, chargebacks, catalogue and shipment reporting for a broader 1P/3P view.
Connection process
SellerPort’s published approach is designed around provider authorization or configured workspace integrations—not sharing marketplace passwords.
Start with the accounts and reporting sources your workspace needs. Availability can vary by source and plan.
Use the provider consent or approved connection flow for that source. Credentials stay outside the marketing page.
Use the connected workspace for shared reporting, while recognising that source reports can have provider-dependent timing.
Team fit
For a brand or hybrid operator, SellerPort can bring connected Seller Central, Vendor Central where relevant, and Amazon Advertising signals into a shared review context.
Explore solutions for your workflow (opens in a new tab)Trial and plan fit
SellerPort publishes a 30-day trial with no credit card required. Current plans start from $29/month and expand by accounts, users, history and advanced reporting needs.
Review current plan terms, inclusions and paid renewal or cancellation details on the pricing page before purchase.
For a focused Seller Central reporting workspace and a straightforward first connection.
Review Starter plan details (opens in a new tab)For teams that need a wider account setup, additional reporting history or eligible Vendor capabilities.
Compare Professional options (opens in a new tab)For reporting workflows that need larger-scale account, workspace or client-management capability.
Explore Business & Agency plans (opens in a new tab)Data access context
SellerPort publishes data-handling and provider-authorization information. The source platform remains the record of truth for its reports.
Read the security overview (opens in a new tab)Connection is described through provider authorization or configured source integrations, rather than sharing marketplace passwords.
Use the applicable provider and workspace connection process, and review source-specific setup guidance before authorizing access.
SellerPort describes workspace-scoped access for connected integrations and reporting, subject to the configured workspace and plan.
Marketplace and connected-source reports can have delays or revisions. Check source context and current documentation when reviewing data.
Before you connect
Clear answers on sources, plan fit, trials and data access help you decide whether to start a workspace.
SellerPort publishes Seller Central, Vendor Central, Amazon Advertising, Noon, Google Ads, GA4, Google Search Console and Zoho Desk in its source matrix. Shopify, Meta Ads, Odoo and OneDrive are labelled on request. Availability can vary by workspace and plan; see the integrations page (opens in a new tab) for current details.
SellerPort positions its workspace around connected Seller Central, Vendor Central and Amazon Advertising reporting. The accounts, modules and plan features available to your workspace should be confirmed during setup and on the current pricing page.
No. SellerPort states that it does not ask users for marketplace passwords. Connections use provider authorization or configured workspace integrations. Read the security overview (opens in a new tab) and applicable setup guidance before connecting an account.
SellerPort publishes a 30-day trial with no credit card required. Trial feature access is tied to the selected plan; consult pricing (opens in a new tab) and terms (opens in a new tab) for current inclusions and end-of-trial conditions.
No claim is made here that SellerPort executes bids, reprices products or changes inventory. This page presents it as a connected analytics and reporting workspace for reviewing published marketplace and advertising signals.
Connected reports can have provider-dependent timing, delays or revisions. Do not treat the landing page as a promise of universal real-time or hourly sync; consult current documentation (opens in a new tab) and source context in the workspace.
SellerPort is designed for teams reviewing connected marketplace performance. Published Business/Agency capabilities include plan-specific multi-client management, client dashboards and white-label or custom-branding features. Review current plan details (opens in a new tab) for eligibility.
Use SellerPort’s documentation (opens in a new tab), API documentation (opens in a new tab) and security overview (opens in a new tab). For a complex Vendor, agency or on-request source setup, you can book a short setup call.
Start with the sources that apply
Start a workspace, select and authorize the sources that fit your operation, then review the dashboard during a 30-day trial.
30-day trialno credit card requiredreview current plans and terms (opens in a new tab)