Five marketplaces, one panel, one currency

Short answer

Amazon reports one marketplace at a time; Cirometre pulls each one and brings them together in a single panel. Read them broken down by marketplace, or totalled in one display currency. If you manage more than one brand, the accounts stay separate.

global.cirometre.com/profitability
By marketplace — September 2026display currency USD
Marketplace Units Sales Ad spend Net profit Margin
Amazon.com (US)2,186$46,491−$9,142$3,4187.35%
Amazon.co.uk (UK)648$13,284−$2,407$7965.99%
Amazon.ca (Canada)312$6,914−$1,263$3895.63%
Amazon.de (Germany)164$3,752−$561$561.49%
4 marketplaces3,310$70,441−$13,373$4,6596.61%
Each marketplace with its own units, sales, ad spend and margin, in one currency.

Pulled marketplace by marketplace, read together

Amazon’s reports are per marketplace, which means a five-country seller does the consolidation by hand — in a spreadsheet that goes stale the day it is built.

Each marketplace is pulled with its own figures and currency, then converted for display. The breakdown stays available; the total is not a replacement for it.

More than one brand, separate accounts

Mixing two brands into one view makes both unreadable: the fee profiles differ, the margins differ, and an average of the two is nobody’s number.

Each brand is its own account with its own users and its own data. Nothing crosses between them.

Frequently asked questions

Can I see all marketplaces in one view?

Yes, totalled in a display currency you choose, with the per-marketplace breakdown still available.

Can I manage more than one brand?

Yes. Each brand is a separate account with its own users and data; nothing is mixed between them.

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