Sales Chart

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What the Chart Shows

The sales chart plots your revenue and/or profit over the selected date range. Each point on the chart represents sales activity in that time slice — whether that’s days, weeks, or months depending on your date range.

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Reading the Chart

• Blue line — Revenue over time
• Green line — Gross profit over time
• Peaks — High-volume selling periods
• Flat sections — Periods with no or low sales activity
• Drops — Fewer sales or lower-priced sales than surrounding periods

Hover over any point on the chart to see the exact revenue and profit numbers for that date.

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How the Time Axis Works

The chart automatically adjusts its granularity based on your date range:

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What to Look For

Consistent revenue: A relatively steady line means consistent selling activity — a sign of a healthy, active business. Spikes: Big spikes usually correspond to a specific event — a drop you copped and flipped quickly, a bulk sale, or a hot item. Long flat periods: If the chart is flat for weeks, you haven’t been logging sales. Either activity was genuinely slow, or you need to catch up on recording sales. Revenue and profit diverging: If revenue is climbing but profit isn’t growing at the same rate, your margins are shrinking. Check whether your costs are up or your sell-through prices are down.

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Adjusting the Date Range

Use the date picker to zoom in or out. View an entire year to see seasonal patterns, or zoom into a single month to see day-by-day activity around a specific event.