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Consultant Profit Reports for Recruitment Agencies

Shows small recruitment agencies which consultants and clients actually make money.

Recruitment owners cannot tell which consultants and clients make money, as rates and costs live apart. This tool shows gross profit for each.

The evidence

Score: 64 out of 100

  • An opening today's tools miss
  • 29 pay or would pay
  • 313 people describe it
  • 46% hit it at least weekly
  • 1.8K upvotes on their posts

In their words

Everyone's guessing game ... has to be balanced against - do we actually make money on this client?

r/Accounting on Reddit

many business owners can see revenue and expenses, but struggle to understand where profits are actually leaking across teams, processes, and day-to-day operations

r/indie_startups on Reddit

The pain point it solves: True Profit Visibility Gap

Sellers across platforms cannot see accurate per-product or per-order profit because fees, ad spend, COGS, and other costs are fragmented across systems.

Ecommerce sellers

Where they talk

  • r/AmazonFBA
  • r/dropshipping
  • r/FulfillmentByAmazon
  • r/smallbusiness
  • r/TikTokshop
  • r/AmazonFBATips
  • r/printondemand
  • r/IndiaBusiness

Tools they use today

  • Shopify
  • Sellerboard
  • Seller Central
  • Excel
  • Google Sheets
  • Meta Ads
  • Etsy
  • Helium 10

Why those fall short

  • owner unsure the breakdown is accurate
  • no per-market, per-channel, per-SKU profitability view
  • platforms don't filter lowball offers or account for seller's packaging, gas and time costs
  • Reports scattered, hard to sync, weekly views hide creeping fees
  • Whatnot takes 12-16% of earnings, wiping out margin