Last updated: Oct 7, 2026 at 2:59PM
The dashboard is your at-a-glance answer to two questions: how much are my marketplaces selling, and how many of my items are actually live and sellable right now?
Pick your time window
Two selectors at the top of the page control every widget:
- Period — Last week, Last month, Last 4 months, Last 12 months, or All Time. The default is the last 12 months.
- Interval — Daily, Weekly, or Monthly chart buckets. Osello picks a sensible interval for the period you choose, and you can override it.
The headline numbers
Three cards summarize the selected period:
- Active Offers — how many offers are live and in stock, counted at the end of the period. An offer is one SKU on one marketplace, so a SKU live on two marketplaces is two offers. Click the card to jump to your marketplaces.
- Total Revenue — marketplace sales for the period, added up across all your marketplaces. Click through to see the orders behind the number.
- Revenue per Active Offer — total revenue divided by your active offer count. This is a quick health check: it tells you whether growth is coming from selling more per offer or just listing more offers.
The charts
Each chart stacks one colored band per marketplace, so you can see both the total and each marketplace's share. Hover over any point to see the per-marketplace breakdown and the total.
- Total Sales Revenue — sales over time.
- Active Offers — how your active offer count has grown over time. Two controls let you reframe it: uncheck In-stock only to count every live offer (including out-of-stock ones), and switch between Offers and Listings to count individual SKUs or whole products.
- Revenue per Active Offer — earning efficiency over time. Switch the metric to Per listing to measure per product instead of per offer.
Offers, live and active
- Offer — one of your SKUs on one marketplace. A SKU on Macy's and Target+ is two offers.
- Live offer — the marketplace approved the SKU to list and its offer is live.
- Active offer — a live offer that is in stock. This is the number that matters most: an out-of-stock offer can't earn anything.
Only marketplaces that are enabled and connected count. When you disable or disconnect a marketplace, its offers stop counting as live or active from that day on, whatever state they were last in. The charts keep the counts recorded while it was connected, so the totals drop on the day it went inactive.
Your plan's Active SKUs limit is a different count: it's the SKUs on your active products in Osello, listed or not. See Plan Limits, Usage, and Overage Charges.