Many Envato authors have been asking for a tool to help them track their item sales and earnings statistics in a comprehensive and easy-to-read way.
Unfortunately, the only links I’ve found so far are broken or no longer working.
The good news is that the ENVATO API now includes the “statements” endpoint, which allows you to generate efficient statistics about item sales and earnings.
So I decided to work on a new “Envato Sales & Earnings Statistics” tool.
It’s designed to make it easy for you to track your progress and see how your items are performing.
This free and easy-to-use tool generates charts and data tables that show you the number of sales and earnings for each item, by month and country, for any given year and date range.
Here’s how it works:
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Enter your Envato API client ID and client secret to authorize the tool to connect with your account.
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Select the item you want to analyze and the date range you want to look at.
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Click “Generate Charts” and sit back while the tool does its magic.
In a few seconds, you’ll have a set of easy-to-read charts that show you:
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How many sales each item has generated, by month and country.
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How much earnings each item has generated, by month and country.
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A breakdown of sales by country, for each year within the selected date range.
What can you do with this information?
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Identify your best-performing items and countries. This information can help you decide which items to focus on and which countries to target with your marketing efforts.
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Track your progress over time. See how your sales and earnings are changing over time to identify trends and areas for improvement.
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Make informed business decisions. Use your sales and earnings data to make decisions about everything from new product development to pricing.
Feedback and improvement suggestions are welcome!
I’m actively improving Envato Sales & Earnings Charts, and I want to make sure it’s the best tool possible for all Envato authors.
Special thanks to @ baileyherbert for his API client for Envato on Github
First screenshots
