For marketplace sellers in the US and Canada

Know what you actually make selling on Marketplace, eBay and Etsy

SuperBooks puts a seller's money in one list. Connect the bank account your payouts and e-Transfers land in, read-only through Plaid, bring in anything else as a CSV, and tag each sale with where it sold. Supplies, materials, postage and fees sit beside the sales, and the profit and loss report shows what is left. It has no link to Facebook, eBay, Amazon or Etsy: it works from your bank and your own exports.

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Free plan · no card needed · reads your bank read-only

An invented month · November money in
  • Facebook Marketplace+$640.00Facebook Marketplace e-Transfers
  • eBay+$486.40eBay Payout
  • Etsy+$412.50Etsy Deposit
  • Amazon+$298.10Amazon Payout
  • Kijiji+$85.00Kijiji e-Transfers
  • Cash+$180.00Cash sales
SuperBooksNov 2026 · all channels
Product Sales+$2,102.00
Costs−$852.00
  • Stock and ingredients−$612.30
  • Supplies−$74.90
  • Postage−$126.40
  • Fees and ads−$38.40
What you actually made+$1,250.00$2,102.00 in − $852.00 out

Track sales from

From the bank account their payouts land in, and your own exports. SuperBooks has no link to any of these sites.

  • Facebook Marketplace
  • eBay
  • Etsy
  • Amazon
  • Kijiji
  • Poshmark
  • Walmart Marketplace
  • Best Buy Marketplace
Who this is for

Three kinds of seller, one question: what did the month actually make?

  • Home bakers, cooks and crafters

    You buy flour, butter, yarn or resin at the grocery or craft store, sell locally for cash or an e-Transfer, and maybe ship a few orders from Etsy. The question is whether the price covers the ingredients and your evenings.

    Often sells on
    • Facebook Marketplace
    • Etsy

  • Resellers and flippers

    You buy at thrift stores, garage sales and liquidation, then resell on Marketplace, eBay, Poshmark or Kijiji. The question is how much the stock cost you against what came back.

    Often sells on
    • Facebook Marketplace
    • eBay
    • Poshmark
    • Kijiji

  • Multichannel sellers

    You list the same products on Amazon, eBay and the Walmart or Best Buy marketplaces, and each one pays out on its own schedule with its fees already taken off. The question is which channel is worth the work.

    Often sells on
    • Amazon
    • eBay
    • Walmart Marketplace
    • Best Buy Marketplace

All three end up with the same problem: the money is spread across a bank account, a pile of e-Transfers, a few marketplace payouts and a wallet of cash, and the costs are on the same card as the groceries. Nobody can say what a month of selling actually made.

Inside SuperBooks

One list, tagged by channel, and a profit you can read.

Drawings of the app's own screens, filled in with the same invented month as the picture above.

Transactions. Payouts, e-Transfers and cash sit in one list, each sale tagged with where it sold. Filter by a tag to see one channel.
Profit. Sales less what the goods cost and your other expenses, month by month.
Inbox. Upload a photo or PDF of a receipt and attach it to its transaction yourself. SuperBooks does not read the receipt for you.
Seven steps

Set it up in an evening

  1. Step 1

    Create a free SuperBooks account.

    The Free plan needs no card and includes 1 bank connection, which is enough if your selling money goes through one account.

  2. Step 2

    Connect the account your sales money lands in.

    Pick the chequing or checking account that receives your marketplace payouts, e-Transfers and Zelle payments. SuperBooks connects to it read-only through Plaid, which covers 9,900+ banks and credit unions in the US and Canada, and new transactions arrive about every four hours.

  3. Step 3

    Bring in what the bank does not show.

    Older history, a second card or a marketplace's own payout report comes in as a CSV under Transactions › Import: the file needs a date and an amount, the import suggests which column is which, and you pick the account the rows go into or create one right there. Cash sales go in with Create transaction.

  4. Step 4

    Check that every sale is a sale.

    When the AI is confident it fills in a category, and when it is not it leaves the row blank for you. Make sure each payout and e-Transfer from a buyer reads Product Sales: the profit and loss report counts only revenue categories as income, so a payout left under Payouts or Transfer does not count as a sale.

  5. Step 5

    Tag each sale with where it sold.

    Create one tag per channel (fbm, ebay, etsy, amazon, kijiji, poshmark) and add it to each sale and to any cost that belongs to one channel only, such as postage for Etsy orders. Filtering the transaction list by a tag then shows that channel on its own.

  6. Step 6

    Upload receipts and attach them.

    Upload a photo or PDF of a receipt to the Inbox (on a phone, add it from Camera or Photos through the picker), then attach it to the card or bank transaction it belongs to. It stays linked to that transaction.

  7. Step 7

    Read the profit and loss report once a month.

    Profit is your sales, less cost of goods sold, less your other expenses, month by month. Ten minutes on the first of the month to fix blank categories and missing tags keeps it honest.

By the end of the evening
  • The account your sales land in, connected read-only
  • Older sales and payout reports imported from CSV
  • Every payout and buyer payment reading Product Sales
  • Receipts attached to the costs they belong to
  • A profit and loss report to read on the first of the month
One tag per channel
  • fbm
  • ebay
  • etsy
  • amazon
  • kijiji
  • poshmark
  • cash
Categories

Where each kind of money goes

These are SuperBooks' own category names. Cost of goods sold is what the things you sell cost you; it comes off your sales before any other expense.

  • A marketplace payout, an e-Transfer or Zelle payment from a buyer, a cash saleProduct SalesRevenue
  • A refund you send a buyerCustomer RefundsRevenue, taken off sales
  • Stock you buy to resell, ingredients, materials, boxes and labels that leave with the productInventory (Cost of Goods Sold)Cost of Goods Sold
  • Shipping you pay to receive stock or suppliesShipping (Inbound) (Cost of Goods Sold)Cost of Goods Sold
  • Postage and labels for orders you sendShippingOperations
  • A marketplace's selling or payment fee, when it shows up as its own lineProcessor FeesBanking & Finance
  • Boosted listings and adsAdvertisingSales & Marketing
  • A tool or a mixer that lasts for yearsEquipmentOperations
  • Money moved between your own accountsInternal TransferNot income or spending
An invented month

One month for a home baker: what is left

An invented month, to show the shape: a baker selling on Marketplace and Etsy, with each line as it would sit in SuperBooks. Sales push the total up, costs bring it back, and the last bar is what the month made.

  1. Facebook MarketplaceMarketplace e-Transfers and cashProduct Salesfbm+$1,240.00
  2. EtsyEtsy deposits (fees already taken off)Product Salesetsy+$412.50
  3. Flour, butter, sugar, eggsInventory−$386.20
  4. Cake boxes and labelsInventory−$58.90
  5. EtsyPostage for Etsy ordersShippingetsy−$96.40
  6. Facebook MarketplaceBoosted Marketplace listingAdvertisingfbm−$20.00
  7. Profit for the month+$1,091.00

Filter by etsy and the Etsy side is plain: deposits against the postage it needed. The ingredients carry no tag because every channel used them; if you want a per-channel figure, split them in your spreadsheet by the share of sales.

Three things that trip sellers up

Fees, stock and custom orders

Payouts arrive with the fees already gone

eBay, Etsy and Amazon deposit what is left after their fees, so the bank only ever sees the net payout. The simple way is to record that payout as Product Sales and stop there: your profit is still right, because the fee never reached you. You just do not see the fee as its own line.

If you want to see fees, import the marketplace's own transactions or payout report as a CSV into an account named after the marketplace, so each sale, fee and shipping label is its own row with its own category. Then open the matching payout in your bank account and switch on Exclude from reports, so the same money is not counted twice.

Stock counts the month you buy it

SuperBooks counts a cost in the month you pay for it, not the month the item sells. A month you stock up at a liquidation sale looks thin, and the month you sell it all looks rich. Read profit across a quarter before deciding a channel is not working.

It does not track items or stock counts, so what one flip made lives in your own notes or listing history. What it gives you is the total: everything you paid for stock against everything that came back.

Custom orders and deposits

For a cake, a commission or a bulk order, send a proper invoice with your name, the items and the due date; the Free plan includes 5 invoices a month. The buyer pays the way you already get paid, and once a day SuperBooks marks the invoice paid when exactly one deposit with its amount and currency lands in your bank.

Templates

Copy and paste

Channel tags

Short, lower-case tags are quick to type on a phone. Create the ones you use and leave the rest.

fbm
ebay
etsy
amazon
kijiji
poshmark
walmart
bestbuy
cash

Cash sales log (CSV)

Keep this in a notes app or a spreadsheet as you sell, then import it once a month into an account named Cash. Only cash belongs here: an e-Transfer or a payout already arrives through the bank, and logging it again counts it twice.

Date,Description,Amount
2026-11-02,fbm cash - 2 dozen lemon cookies,48.00
2026-11-02,fbm cash - birthday cake deposit,40.00
2026-11-05,kijiji cash - oak side table,85.00

First-of-the-month checklist

Paste it into your reminders and tick it off in about ten minutes.

[ ] Set a category on every row that is still blank
[ ] Check every payout and buyer payment reads Product Sales
[ ] Add the channel tag to new sales
[ ] Import last month's cash log into the Cash account
[ ] Attach receipts still sitting in the Inbox
[ ] Read the profit and loss report for last month
US and Canada

Records for tax time

SuperBooks does not work out or file your taxes. It keeps the record of what came in and what went out, by category and channel, and exports your transactions as a CSV for you or your accountant.

US

United States

in payments to a seller
$20,000+
transactions in the year
200+

Payment apps and online marketplaces send a Form 1099-K when a seller's payments exceed $20,000 in more than 200 transactions in a year, and may send one below that. The form shows the gross amount paid to you, not what the goods cost you, so the cost side has to come from your own records.

Source: IRS: Understanding your Form 1099-K

Free calculators for sellers

Before you sign up

What SuperBooks does not do

  • It has no connection to Facebook Marketplace, eBay, Amazon, Etsy, Kijiji, Poshmark, Walmart or Best Buy. It cannot read your orders, listings, messages or fees from them; money reaches it through your bank, a CSV or a transaction you type in.
  • It does not track items, stock counts or the cost of each piece you sell.
  • Its reports are not split by tag. You see a channel by filtering the transaction list by its tag.
  • It does not read receipts. You upload them and attach each one to its transaction yourself.
  • It does not log trips or mileage. The free mileage calculator gives the IRS and CRA rates.
  • It does not work out, collect or file income tax or sales tax.

Connect the account your sales land in, tag your payouts, and see what a month of selling actually made.

Free planNo card neededRead-only bank access

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Verified 2026-11-11 by the SuperBooks team.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does SuperBooks link to Facebook Marketplace, eBay, Etsy or Amazon?

No. SuperBooks has no link to any marketplace: it cannot see your listings, orders or messages. It reads the bank account your payouts and e-Transfers land in, read-only through Plaid, and anything you import as a CSV, such as a marketplace's payout report.

How do I see what each marketplace made me?

Give every sale a tag for the channel it came from, and give the same tag to costs that belong to that channel only, such as postage for Etsy orders. Filtering the transaction list by the tag shows that channel's rows; select them and export them as a CSV if you want the totals in a spreadsheet. The profit and loss report itself covers the whole business, not one tag.

My payout already has the fees taken off. Is my profit wrong?

No. If you record the payout as Product Sales, the fee was simply never income, so profit is right; you just do not see the fee as a line. To see it, import the marketplace's payout report as a CSV into its own account and switch on Exclude from reports for the matching bank deposit, so the money is not counted twice.

Most of my Marketplace sales are cash. How do they get in?

Add each one with Create transaction, or keep a simple Date, Description, Amount list as you sell and import it once a month into an account named Cash. Do not log an e-Transfer or a payout this way: those already arrive through your bank.

Will this help at tax time in the US or Canada?

It gives you the record: every sale and every cost, by category and by channel, exportable as a CSV for you or your accountant. In the US a marketplace's Form 1099-K shows what you were paid, not what the goods cost, and in Canada platforms now report sellers to the CRA, so the cost side is what your own records add. SuperBooks does not work out or file your taxes.

What does it cost?

The Free plan is US$0 with no card and covers 1 bank connection and 5 invoices a month. If your sales and your supply purchases go through different accounts, Starter at US$19 a month covers 3 bank connections. Prices are in US dollars.

I only sell some old things now and then. Do I need this?

Probably not. Clearing out a closet is easy to keep track of on its own. It starts to matter once you buy things to resell, make things to sell, or sell on more than one site, because then the costs and the channels are what you lose track of.

Product details and tax sources checked on November 11, 2026. Plans and limits are on the pricing page.

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