Product performance data requires synced order data from at least one connected platform. Products without any orders in the selected time range will not appear in the rankings.
Key Metrics
- Products Sold — The number of distinct products that had at least one sale in the selected period.
- Total Units — Total quantity of items sold across all products.
- Total Revenue — Combined revenue from all product sales.
- Total Orders — Number of orders that included at least one product.
Charts and Tables
Best Sellers Bar Chart
A horizontal bar chart ranking your top products by units sold. This highlights your volume leaders — the products customers buy most frequently, regardless of price point.Revenue by Category Donut
A donut chart showing how product revenue distributes across your categories. Use this alongside the category bar chart on the Revenue & Sales page to cross-reference volume vs. value by category.Top Products Table
The core of this report. A detailed table with columns for:- Product name and SKU
- Revenue generated
- Units sold
- Average selling price
What to Do with This Data
- If a high-volume product has a low average price — You may have room to increase the price without significantly impacting demand. Test a small price increase.
- If a product has high revenue but low units — It is a premium item. Make sure it has strong product content, multiple images, and detailed descriptions to maintain conversion.
- If most revenue comes from a handful of products — Your catalog is top-heavy. Invest in improving the content and visibility of mid-tier products to diversify revenue.
- If a previously strong product is declining — Check for new competitors, stock issues, or stale product content that needs refreshing.