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A Whatnot week inside BreakCount

This is BreakCount on one invented week of Whatnot shows: four shows, two open lots, every fee and lot cost subtracted down to net profit. The sales are made up. The fee rates and the arithmetic are the real ones, and your own week replaces all of it the first time you import your Weekly Order Report.

Show profit

Week ending Jul 19: +$482.10Jul 19Week ending Jul 26: +$711.55Week ending Aug 2: +$389.40Aug 2Week ending Aug 9: +$454.56Week ending Aug 16: −$262.04−$262.04Aug 16Week ending Aug 23: +$1,073.92+$1,073.92
Show profit · This week
+$1,073.92
Other costs · This week
$64.90
Net profit · This week
+$1,009.02
Net margin · This week
25.3%
Net per live hour
+$175.48

1 show in this period is still waiting on lot costs, so it is not counted above.

Synthetic numbers, real math. Every fee above is worked at Whatnot's published 8% commission and 2.9% plus $0.30 an order, verified 12 August 2026 against their schedule, and every total reconciles to the cent. Whatnot fees explained walks through them, and the fee calculator runs them on one sale.

Show log

Fees, shipping and giveaways import automatically. You only ever add what a lot cost you.

6 shows this month · showing 4

What you import

Everything above came out of one file: the Weekly Order Report, found in Seller Hub under Finances, then Statements & Reports. Here is a corner of it, three sample rows and six of its 36 columns. Our guide to the report walks every column.

Transaction TypeListing TitleBuy FormatPost Coupon PriceCommission FeePayment Processing Fee
Order EarningsPrizm base stackAuction50.004.001.75
Order EarningsGiveaway: base card stackGiveaway
Order RefundPrizm color matchAuction25.00

Sample rows. The blank cells are real: the report leaves a column empty when it does not apply, like fees on a giveaway. BreakCount reads all 36 columns so you never have to, and a backlog goes in the same way: drop every week at once and they import one file after another.

Inventory & costs

What a lot cost you is the one number BreakCount cannot import. Each card tracks how much of it has come back, and can name who you bought it from, which is how your shelf and your history group by supplier.

A lot you have not broken yet can be planned first: the break planner works out break-even per spot and the show profit you are aiming at, then scores the real show against the plan.

Tax pack

One period, four lines, and the orders behind them.

FY 2025-26 · 1 July 2025 to 30 June 2026

Sample figures, like the rest of this page.

Gross sales
$128,450.00
FeesWhatnot commission, payment processing, shipping and giveaways
−$18,343.05
CostLots that closed in the period, plus your other costs
−$98,214.00
Net profit
+$11,892.95

In the app this page exports two CSVs for your accountant: this summary, and every order behind it. It is your sales record, not tax advice.

Unwrapped

The same year, for you rather than for your accountant.

Your 2026 so far

Sample figures, like the rest of this page.

+$7,926.90

15.0% kept of $52,846.00 gross

Show profit across 31 settled shows. 1 show is still waiting on a lot cost, so it is in none of them.

Shows
31
Live hours
77h 35m
Orders
1124
Best showDeath Pile Clear-Out
$638.44
Best weekAug 17 to 23
$1,073.92
Best monthAugust
$1,266.44

In the app this page also names your best day, your top category and the hour and weekday you sell most in, and draws the whole year as one image to post. Your own year replaces every figure here.

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