Data, Analytics & Finance
Seller Bookkeeping — Catch
Seller Bookkeeping, delivered by Catch specialists.
Get a quoteSeller Bookkeeping for Catch, done properly.
Marketplace payouts reconciled and categorised for your accountant. Our team works on Catch every day, follows its policies, fees and best practices, and connects the work to your other channels.
What’s included
- Data map for Seller Bookkeeping
- Dashboards or reports
- Definitions of every metric
- Monthly insights summary
- Claims log where relevant
- Hand-over documentation
How it works
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Connect
Data sources connected securely.
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Clean
Fees, SKUs and channels mapped.
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Build
Dashboards and reports designed with you.
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Recover
Claims filed for money owed.
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Review
Monthly insights and actions.
Pricing
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Starter
£195
per month
1 marketplace, up to 300 orders
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Growth
£445
per month
Up to 3 channels, 2,000 orders
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Enterprise
£995
per month
Multi-entity, multi-currency
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Custom
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Tailored scope, combined services or several markets. Tell us what you need and we will send a fixed quote.
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Prices exclude VAT. Prices shown in GBP. Base prices are set in GBP and USD; other currencies are indicative and converted at current rates.
Seller Bookkeeping on other channels
- Depop
- Back Market
- Etsy
- Temu
- SHEIN Marketplace
- Fruugo
- Poshmark
- Amazon Australia
- eBay Australia
- Kogan Marketplace
- Big W Market
- THE ICONIC
Frequently asked questions
Do you replace my accountant?
No. We prepare clean records and marketplace guidance and work with your accountant, who files your returns.
Which tools do you use for Seller Bookkeeping?
Spreadsheets, Looker Studio, Power BI, A2X, QuickBooks and Xero, depending on your size and existing tools.
Can Seller Bookkeeping cover Catch?
Yes. We map Catch fees, payouts and reports so they match your other channels.
How are reimbursements priced?
Reimbursement recovery is priced as a percentage of the amount recovered, so you only pay when money comes back.