Insights

We're out of 69 products that were still selling — that's costing about $0 a week in missed sales while they're out (plus 69 products we can't price).

Based on Amazon's newest stock counts (Sun Jul 5) and each product's own sales over the last 30 days × its average sold price.

We're sitting on more than 6 months of stock for 73 products — about $2,112,899 of it (at what we paid) is beyond what 3 months of sales would need.

Days of stock uses each product's own sales over the last 30 days; the dollar figure is the extra units × what we pay the vendor per unit.

Shoppers spend roughly $2,448,374–$11,646,806 a month on 310 of our products across Amazon that we don't capture. About $1,922,319–$5,581,311 of that sits on 49 listings where Amazon itself is the seller — winning those takes more than keeping stock. The part we can go after with stock and price is about $526,055–$6,065,495 a month.

A range, not one number, because it's an estimate of other people's sales; our own sales counted through Fri Jul 3. The drill-in rows below add up to it exactly.