Live revenue total
Your running sales total for the show, updating on every sale as it lands. No refresh, no waiting for the show to end.
Live show analytics that tell you if tonight is working
Most Whatnot seller tools show you what you sold after the show ends. That is a report. This is a dashboard that answers a different question while you can still do something about it: is this show working right now, and is it getting better or worse?
- Capabilities
- 17
- This group
- Reads your show
Live item count
How many items have actually sold tonight, next to the revenue that produced it, so a high number on a low total tells you what it should.
Hourly run rate
Your earnings expressed as dollars per hour. This is the single most useful number on the bar: it tells you whether a three-hour show is worth the third hour.
Hourly trend chart
A dual-line chart plotting revenue and items sold over the life of the show. The shape tells you whether you are climbing, flat, or fading.
Rolling window chart
Recent performance on a moving window, so a strong opening hour stops flattering a weak current one.
Time between sales
Charts the gap between consecutive sales. Widening gaps are the earliest signal that the room is cooling, and they show up here long before the revenue total notices.
Bidders and buyers
Distinct bidders alongside distinct buyers. A big gap between the two means people are watching the auction and not winning it, which is a pricing signal, not an audience problem.
Giveaway tracking
How many giveaways have run tonight and how many distinct people have won one, so you can see whether the giveaways are spreading or landing on the same handful of regulars.
Failed payment counter
Payments that did not go through, counted and surfaced during the show rather than discovered days later when you are trying to reconcile.
Current sale ticker
What is selling this second, with its price and sale type, so the number on screen always matches the item in your hand.
Success rate summary
The share of listings that actually converted, rolled into one figure for the show.
Tips tracker
Tips received during the show, totalled separately from sales so they never quietly inflate your revenue figure.
Raid tracking
Raids into your show, captured with who sent them, so you can see which creators actually move an audience your way.
Sale-by-sale detail
Every sale of the show in one searchable list, sortable by time, item name, username, that buyer’s order count, or their total spend. This is the view that answers "who was that, and have they bought before?" mid-show.
Sale-type tagging
Every row is tagged with how it sold: max bid, sudden death, timed auction, flash sale, or buy it now. Your auction revenue and your buy-it-now revenue are different businesses and this keeps them legible.
Full bid history
Individual bids on an auction, not just the final count. You can see who was bidding against whom and where the momentum actually stopped.
CSV export
Export the live show’s processed sales to CSV in one click, for your accountant, your spreadsheet, or your own records.