Your supplier prices change. SellerGuards tracks every purchase as a dated lot and consumes them oldest-first — so each Amazon sale is costed with the exact lot it came from. Real cost of goods, honest margins, tax-ready profit.
So when a unit sells, what did it actually cost you? Guess wrong and every margin, P&L and pricing decision is off.
Blending every purchase into one number hides that your costs are climbing. Margins look stable while your real profit quietly erodes — and your COGS won't hold up at tax time.
SellerGuards assigns the cost of the actual lot being sold, oldest-first — the way your stock physically moves. Every order shows what that unit truly cost, and your COGS is accounting-correct.
Three lots of the same SKU, sorted by purchase date. Watch where today's cost of goods comes from.
Open any SKU and the Lots panel lays out its cost history in FIFO order — what's selling now, what's next, and what's done. Search by supplier or unit cost, and edit, transfer or remove a lot anytime.
Active lot. Marked Next out — units are deducted from this lot first. The bar shows how much is sold and how many pieces remain.
Next lots. Waiting in FIFO order. The moment the active lot empties, the next-oldest lot becomes active automatically.
Completed lots. Fully consumed and kept for history, so past orders always trace back to the exact cost they were sold at.

Here's exactly how FIFO assigned cost to the units sold so far in the example above.
Units 1–40 → Lot 1 @ $18.00
The oldest lot (Nov 10) is drained first. After 40 sales it's fully consumed and moves to Completed.
Units 41–70 → Lot 2 @ $19.50
Costing rolls onto the Dec 5 lot. 30 units sold so far, 20 still remaining — this is the Active lot.
Next sale → still $19.50, then $20.50
The next 20 units keep the $19.50 cost. Once Lot 2 empties, the Feb 20 lot becomes active at $20.50.
| Units sold | From lot | Unit cost | COGS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 40 | Lot 1 · Nov 10 | $18.00 | $720.00 |
| 30 | Lot 2 · Dec 5 | $19.50 | $585.00 |
| 70 total | avg $18.64 | $1,305.00 |
Record a purchase once and SellerGuards handles the costing from there.
Who you bought from, so you can compare costs across vendors over time.
The exact per-unit price for that purchase — the cost FIFO assigns while the lot is active.
How many units the lot held and how many are left, with a live sold-through bar.
Drives FIFO order — lots are consumed oldest-first by the date they came in.
Optional, for perishable or dated stock — so you can act before inventory expires.
Active, queued or completed, plus its place in line so you always know what sells next.
Every order's net profit uses the real cost of the lot it sold from — not an estimate.
When supplier costs climb, your margins reflect it immediately instead of lagging behind.
FIFO is a recognized accounting method, so your cost of goods sold is ready for the books.
Know your real floor before a price drop or promo turns a winner into a loser.
See how each supplier's unit cost flows through to actual profit, lot by lot.
Know how much cash each lot ties up and which dated stock needs to move first.
Record a lot once and the right cost shows up across the whole platform.
Per-order net profit and margin use the exact FIFO cost of the units sold.
Average cost, stock value and capital locked are all driven by your real lots.
True COGS rolls up into an accurate P&L you can actually file from.
Add your purchase lots and SellerGuards does the FIFO math on every order, automatically.