Ecommatrics

Ecommatrics is marketplace reconciliation and SKU-level profit-reporting software for Indian sellers. It is strongest for businesses selling through its supported marketplaces that want to check payouts and product performance from uploaded reports. The main trade-off is a focused marketplace workflow: Shopify is still to come, and the plans offering full numbers require upfront payment.

Overview

Upload marketplace reports and Ecommatrics matches orders to settlements, flagging potential commission overcharges, incorrect shipping fees, and missing payments. Automatic reconciliation is useful for spotting payout discrepancies without checking each order manually, but the process depends on supplying the relevant reports.

The dashboard reports net profit, ROI, returns, and RTO by SKU across eight marketplaces. That product-level view can help sellers judge which items are earning and where returns are affecting results. Basic inventory accounting and tax rules are included, but the emphasis is payout reconciliation rather than broad accounting coverage.

AI analyst Anika answers questions about sales, returns, and profit based on uploaded reports. Ecommatrics provides 24 months of history, and its homepage says data is encrypted. Separately, its free tools—label tools, calculators, invoice and QR makers, and PDF tools—require no signup; they offer practical utility without requiring a subscription.

Key features

Marketplace reconciliation and reporting

Supported marketplaces are Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, Myntra, Nykaa, Snapdeal, FirstCry, and Blinkit. Matching orders with settlements and highlighting fee or payment issues gives sellers a clear reason to choose Ecommatrics over a general-purpose tool. Shopify is marked as coming soon, so businesses that rely on it should look elsewhere for current support.

AI analyst

Anika can answer questions about sales, returns, and profit using uploaded reports. This offers another way to query reported performance, though it does not remove the need to upload the source data.

Pricing

Ecommatrics is freemium, with a free plan and paid options billed upfront rather than monthly. There is no free trial; the service advertises a 14-day money-back guarantee.

• Free Plan: free, billed Free forever. It includes 32+ free seller tools. This is a sensible starting point for users who want those tools, but it is not the full-numbers plan.
• TRY14: ₹199, paid once, billed 14 days, with full access. It provides a short paid route to full access, but it is not a free trial.
• Elite: ₹799, paid once, billed 3 months, with full numbers for up to 3 firms. It suits sellers needing the complete reporting scope across more than one firm, though payment covers the three-month term upfront.
• Best Value: ₹1,999, paid once, billed 12 months, with full numbers for up to 3 firms. It extends the same stated firm allowance over a year, but requires the largest upfront commitment.

Paid plans include full numbers for up to three firms. Sellers needing full numbers for more than three firms should not assume these plans cover that requirement.

Platforms

Ecommatrics is available on the web. Its listed marketplace coverage is aimed at Indian sellers; Shopify support is forthcoming, not current.

Who it's for

Choose Ecommatrics if you sell through one or more of its eight supported marketplaces and want payout checks alongside SKU-level profit, returns, and RTO reporting. It is less suited to sellers who need Shopify now, a broad accounting system, or full numbers for more than three firms on a paid plan.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Order-to-settlement matching flags commission, shipping-fee, and missing-payment issues, focusing attention on payout discrepancies.
• Pro: SKU-level net profit, ROI, returns, and RTO reporting gives marketplace sellers product-level visibility.
• Pro: The free plan lasts forever and the separate seller tools require no signup.
• Con: Reconciliation and AI answers depend on uploaded reports, adding a data-preparation step.
• Con: Shopify is not supported yet, which rules it out for sellers who need that channel today.
• Con: Full-number plans are paid upfront, and their stated firm limit is three.

Alternatives

For a broader category shortlist, see Ecommerce Accounting Software.

• Amaka is a web-based freemium option with a free plan capped at 60 transactions a month, one integration and one location or store; backsync reaches one day, and COGS and inventory are unavailable on that plan. Pick it if those limits fit and you want a free trial, or compare its Premium plan at $18 a month.
• ZupERP offers web-based free tools, including a one-order profit calculator, plus GST filing at ₹89 a month. It is a relevant alternative if free seller tools or monthly GST filing are the priority.
• Xettle is a web-based free option during beta; choose it if a beta-stage free product suits your needs, bearing in mind paid tiers may be introduced.
• OnGravy is a paid option available across web, mobile, desktop, and API platforms. Its Business Owner plan is ₹799 a month for one business, with additional businesses at ₹599/mo each; consider it if that broader platform coverage and business setup better match your needs.
• WIMOnline is a paid option with a free trial and plans across web, mobile, and API. Its Starter plan is ₹149 a month, billed monthly with cancellation anytime, and excludes 18% GST; it includes three users, two companies, unlimited invoices, and 5,000 API requests a day. Pick it if those company, user, and invoicing terms suit you.
• EcommReco is another paid web option.
• Entriwise is a web-based freemium alternative with a free trial. Its Standard plan is $41 a month, billed $490 billed yearly, for one e-commerce channel, one sales region, one user, and up to 6,000 transactions monthly; consider it if that defined channel and transaction allowance fits.
• Fintra is a paid web option with custom pricing.

Verdict

Ecommatrics is a strong fit for Indian marketplace sellers who want to reconcile payouts and examine profit and returns by SKU from their reports. Its focused reporting and enduring free tools are the clearest reasons to choose it; look elsewhere if you need Shopify today, full numbers for more than three firms, or a different pricing commitment than upfront terms.