AORA · April 2026
Monthly Performance Review

AORA Amazon April 2026

Prepared by Zeeshan | Amazon EU + UK | Reporting period: April 2026

Business Performance

€56.5K
+18.1%
Total Sales, vs €47.8K in March
Net Profit
€8,500
+73.4% vs Mar
Units
1,427
+19.1%
Sessions
4,607
+5.0%
CVR
30.97%
+366 bps
AOV
€48.23
flat vs Mar
Net Margin
15.05%
+479 bps vs Mar
Organic Sales
€55.9K
99.1% of total
Buy Box %
66.20%
wholesale baseline
Refund Rate
2.59%
37 refunds

Advertising Performance

€532
4.28x ROAS
Ad Sales, 0.94% of revenue (PPC supporting role)
Ad Spend
€124
supporting role
Ad ACOS
23.38%
healthy at scale
Ad CVR
12.08%
order based
Ad CPC
€0.60
~207 clicks
Ad RPC
€2.57
rev per click
Ad Orders
25
1.75% of units
Ad ROAS
4.28
strong on small base
TACOS
0.22%
PPC barely a factor
Ad Sales % Total
0.94%
all-organic brand
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Month in ReviewThe story of this month, grounded in the data

April 2026 was a strong month for AORA on Amazon EU and UK. Revenue grew 18.1% month-over-month to €56,468, and net profit reached €8,500 at 15.05% margin, the highest of the trailing four months and well above the 11-12% minimum target. The margin expansion is the headline: from 9.00% in February to 15.05% in April, profit grew 73% MoM in dollar terms while sales grew 18%. Account Health stayed at a 296 rating with zero policy violations.

The two engine markets, Germany (€37,808 sales, 71.64% Buy Box) and Italy (€12,533 sales, 69.35% Buy Box), held the wholesale Buy Box baseline cleanly and together carry 89% of brand revenue. Italy was the standout: Buy Box recovered from 45.81% in March to 69.35% in April and sales nearly doubled from €6,314 to €12,533, reflecting the fulfillment cost optimization that landed in late March. France and Belgium continued a 4-month Buy Box decline as competitor pricing pressure intensified at the brand's margin floor; combined volume of ~€3,700 keeps the impact contained. PPC played its supporting role at €124 in spend, contributing under 1% of revenue as expected for the wholesale model.

▲ WHAT DROVE GROWTH
Italy breakout and Germany at wholesale baseline.
Italy doubled month-over-month from €6,314 to €12,533, with Buy Box recovering from 45.81% in March to 69.35% in April after fulfillment cost optimization landed late in Q1. Germany held the engine at €37,808 in sales and 71.64% Buy Box, the wholesale baseline, with a 41.73% conversion rate that reflects the high-intent search behavior on known Zehnder listings. Net margin expanded 479 bps to 15.05%, lifting net profit 73% MoM to €8,500 and clearing the 11-12% target floor with material headroom.
▼ WHAT CONSTRAINED PERFORMANCE
France and Belgium running 4-month Buy Box decline.
France Buy Box has dropped every month from 85.20% in January to 41.10% in April; Belgium peaked at 92.11% in February and has fallen to 39.93% by April. The pattern points to a sustained competitive pricing shift in those markets, not a one-month event. AORA is holding the 10-11% margin floor and accepting lower Buy Box rather than racing to the bottom. Combined volume across France, Belgium, and Netherlands is roughly €3,800, small enough that the trade-off is correct, but the trend warrants a closer look at whether a specific competitor entry is driving the decline.
▶ WHAT TO WATCH IN MAY
Italy sustainability and France diagnosis.
Italy's April breakout needs a May follow-through to confirm the new Buy Box level is sustainable rather than a one-month effect from the Q1 fulfillment optimization. Germany should hold the 71% baseline against any May competitive movement. France's 4-month BB slide is the open question: investigate whether a specific competitor entry or pricing shift is structurally pushing AORA below the floor in that market. Poland's persistent zero-conversion pattern (4-23% BB across all four months on negligible sales) bears one more look before deprioritizing the listings entirely.
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April Performance in ContextTrailing months at a glance
Sales bottomed in February and climbed for three months, with April nearly back to January's level on revenue and ahead of every prior month on margin. The profit arc is the cleaner signal: from €4,209 net at 9.00% margin in February to €8,500 net at 15.05% in April, profit roughly doubled across the quarter as fulfillment cost optimization in Italy landed and Germany held the wholesale Buy Box baseline.
January 2026
€62,729
+€6.2k @ 9.92%
February 2026
€46,740
+€4.2k @ 9.00%
March 2026
€47,796
+€4.9k @ 10.26%
April 2026 (Current)
€56,468
+€8.5k @ 15.05%
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Cost WaterfallHow gross sales flow down to net profit
Amazon Fees at €15,451 (27.4% of gross) and Cost of Goods at €22,328 (39.5% of gross) are the two largest cost buckets, both structural to the wholesale-of-Zehnder model. VAT at €8,992 (15.9% of gross) is a real EU operating cost that flows out before net profit. PPC at €124 (0.22% of gross) is a rounding line, consistent with PPC playing a supporting role in this brand's wholesale model.
Gross Sales
€56,468
100.0%
Promo / Discounts
-€10
99.98%
Ad Spend
-€124
99.76%
Amazon Fees
-€15,451
72.40%
Cost of Goods
-€22,328
32.86%
VAT
-€8,992
16.94%
Shipping
-€30
16.89%
Refunds & Other
-€1,033
15.05%
Net Profit
€8,500
15.05%
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Parent-Level KPIsSellerBoard group by parent, top 6 by sales
The Comfoair Q 350/450/600 G4+F7 set is the brand engine, contributing €24,710 (43.8% of revenue) across all marketplaces. The Q350/Q450/Q600 G4 set adds €9,656 (17.1%). Together the top 2 ASINs drive 61% of brand revenue. SKU count is large across the catalog; the table below summarizes the top 6 by sales rather than listing every variation.
Parent ASIN / Product Units Sales Sessions BB % Conv % Status
B071J9QCY4 · Comfoair Q 350/450/600 G4+F7614€24,710~2,100~73%~29%Hero
B074WRDHXJ · ComfoAir Q350/Q450/Q600 G4260€9,656~860~75%~30%Hero
B01JOG2QXO · Comfoair 350/500/550 G4+F7165€7,475~480~58%~34%Healthy
B079MG1NCN · ComfoAir 160 G4+F7 2pk175€7,279~520~62%~34%Healthy
B07CJ613P3 · ComfoAir 180 G4+F737€1,479~150~74%~25%Healthy
B0CWSCR1ZY · Logifilter Paul Climos M5+M533€830~120~70%~28%PL
Top 6 Subtotal 1,284€51,429~4,230~70% blended~30% blended 91% of revenue
Brand Total (all 12+ parents, 10 marketplaces) 1,427€56,4684,60766.20%30.97%
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Marketplace-Level KPIs10 active marketplaces across EU + UK
Germany and Italy together carry 89% of revenue at the wholesale Buy Box baseline. Pan-EU markets (France, Belgium, Netherlands) hold the 10-11% margin floor and accept lower Buy Box at competitive pricing pressure; combined volume of ~€3,800 is small enough that the trade-off is correct. Spain and UK are healthy on smaller volume. Poland generated 184 sessions but zero conversion in April, the only marketplace pattern flagged for May investigation.
Marketplace Units Sales (EUR) Sessions BB % Conv % Status
🇩🇪 Germany1,017€37,8082,43771.64%41.73%Engine, healthy
🇮🇹 Italy279€12,5331,35369.35%20.62%Breakout, +98% MoM
🇫🇷 France46€2,09227741.10%16.61%4-month BB decline
🇧🇪 Belgium36€1,57720040.72%18.00%Margin-floor trade-off
🇬🇧 UK23€1,10912489.35%18.55%Healthy
🇪🇸 Spain19€1,01918390.36%10.38%Healthy
🇮🇪 Ireland4€19213100.00%30.77%Tiny, clean
🇳🇱 Netherlands3€1377239.68%4.17%Low demand
🇵🇱 Poland0€01844.71%0.00%Investigate
🇸🇪 Sweden0€0475.00%0.00%Statistically inactive
Total 1,427€56,4684,84766.20%29.44% 10 marketplaces
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Buy Box PerformanceMarketplace-level Buy Box, 4-month trail, and competitive read
Brand-wide weighted Buy Box was 66.20% in April, above the 60-65% wholesale baseline. The story is divided: Germany and Italy held strong baselines, with Italy showing a 23-point jump after fulfillment cost optimization. France and Belgium are running multi-month declines that warrant a closer look at competitive pressure in those markets.
Brand-wide Buy Box %
66.20%
above 60-65% wholesale baseline
Engine markets BB
DE 71.64% · IT 69.35%
healthy, carry 89% of revenue
Markets in 4-month BB decline
FR, BE
competitive pressure, holding margin floor
Investigation flagged
Poland
184 sessions, zero conversion
Marketplace Jan BB % Feb BB % Mar BB % Apr BB % 4-Month Trend
🇩🇪 Germany67.87%74.98%55.07%71.65%Mar dip, Apr recovery
🇮🇹 Italy38.62%39.89%45.81%69.28%Major April breakout
🇫🇷 France85.20%88.36%64.34%41.10%Steady 4-month decline
🇧🇪 Belgium69.84%92.11%60.00%39.93%Peak Feb, declining
🇬🇧 UK94.12%75.00%95.67%88.46%Healthy, Feb dip
🇪🇸 Spain88.20%86.01%93.50%91.70%Consistently healthy
🇮🇪 Ireland92.31%100.00%100.00%100.00%Perfect since Feb
🇵🇱 Poland10.00%23.81%20.00%4.46%Always low, structural
🇸🇪 Sweden100.00%0.00%100.00%75.00%Tiny volume noise
Why Italy moved: The Italy fulfillment optimization that landed in late March took fees down enough to allow a price adjustment at the same margin, lifting Buy Box from 45.81% in March to 69.28% in April and nearly doubling sales month-over-month. May is the test of whether the new BB level holds.
What to watch in France and Belgium: Both markets show a 4-month Buy Box slide rather than a one-month event. The leading hypothesis is a competitor pricing shift that AORA has not matched in order to hold the 10-11% margin floor. Worth a targeted look in May at whether the competitor is structural or temporary.
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Competitive Pricing AnalysisPricing posture vs the 10-11% margin floor
AORA holds a 10-11% minimum margin across marketplaces. In aggressive-competitor markets (France, Belgium, Netherlands), competitor pricing has tightened enough that even at the floor, Buy Box caps in the 40% range. The trade-off is deliberate: hold margin, accept lower Buy Box share rather than racing to the bottom. In Germany and Italy, competitor pressure permits Buy Box at 70%+ while maintaining margin, which is the wholesale ideal.
Pricing posture summary:
  • Germany, Italy, Spain, UK, Ireland: priced at the margin floor, winning Buy Box at the wholesale baseline (66-100% BB depending on competitive density)
  • France, Belgium, Netherlands: priced at the margin floor, Buy Box capped at ~40% by aggressive competitor pricing. Holding the floor is correct; the alternative is breaking profitability.
  • Poland: 184 sessions with no Buy Box recovery and no conversion. Poland operates under EFN with high FBA fees, which sets a higher price floor than competitors. Local VAT registration could unlock roughly €1,500 per month of revenue, but the extra operational cost and management overhead is not justified at that scale. Status quo is the right call.
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Advertising IntelligencePPC supporting role at minimal scale
PPC operates at a barely-relevant scale for AORA, consistent with the wholesale model where high-intent organic search drives most demand. Total April spend of €124 across two portfolios produced €532 in attributed sales at 23.38% blended ACoS and 4.28 ROAS. Both portfolios ran at PPC profit losses in dollar terms, though the amounts are immaterial against €56k in revenue. A quarterly review of whether to keep PPC active is reasonable; monthly tuning is not warranted at this scale.
Ad Spend
€124
supporting role
Ad Sales
€532
0.94% of revenue
Ad ACOS
23.38%
healthy at scale
Ad CVR
12.08%
order based
Ad CPC
€0.60
~207 clicks
Ad RPC
€2.57
rev per click
Ad Impressions
~21K
2 portfolios
Ad Clicks
~207
2 portfolios
Ad CTR
~1.0%
category norm
Ad Orders
25
1.75% of units
PortfolioSpendACOSPPC ProfitStatus
Paul 200F (Logifilter PL)€70.2527.46%-€61.14Watch
Vallox€54.1619.60%-€26.05Watch
Total€124.4123.38%-€87.192 active portfolios
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Traffic and Sales AttributionOrganic vs PPC
AORA is essentially an all-organic brand. Wholesale on known Zehnder listings drives high-intent search traffic that does not require paid acquisition. PPC under 1% of revenue is the structural pattern, not a deficiency.
99.06%
Organic Sales
€55,936
0.94%
PPC Attributed Sales
€532
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Subscribe and SaveRecurring revenue base, subscriber growth, and YoY comparison

Not applicable for this brand. AORA does not currently run Subscribe and Save.

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Inventory HealthFBA stock across active marketplaces
Inventory is managed across 10 EU + UK marketplaces under three fulfillment models (local FBA in DE/BE, Pan-EU FBA in IT/FR/NL/SE, EFN in ES/PL/IE, Remote Fulfilment for UK). The standard exception filter (under 30 days FBA cover with material velocity) does not surface critical-level stockouts for the April reporting period. Per-marketplace replenishment is the routine operational discipline; none of the high-velocity Zehnder filter sets are at immediate stockout risk.
Operating model note: AORA fulfillment is FBA-only. The 3PL stock columns in the SellerBoard inventory file are unreliable and not used; FBA stock is the source of truth. No SKU breached the 30-day FBA cover threshold with material velocity in April. Routine Pan-EU replenishment continues for the high-volume Zehnder ASINs.
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Account HealthCompliance and performance metrics
Healthy
Account Health Rating
296 / 1000
Order Defect Rate
0%
Policy Violations
0
Fulfillment
FBA only
MetricCurrentTargetStatus
Order Defect Rate (60 days)0% (0 of 1,505 FBA orders)under 1%Healthy
Negative Feedback0%lowHealthy
A-to-z Guarantee Claims0%lowHealthy
Chargeback Claims0%lowHealthy
Invoice Defect Rate (7 days)0% (0 of 1)under 5%Healthy
Late Dispatch Rate (FBA)N/A (FBA)under 4%N/A
Pre-Fulfillment Cancel Rate (FBA)N/A (FBA)under 2.5%N/A
Valid Tracking Rate (FBA)N/A (FBA)over 95%N/A
Suspected IP Violations00Clean
Listing Policy Violations00Clean
Regulatory Compliance0 issues0Clean
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Summary: AORA is in a clean operating position with zero policy violations across all categories, a perfect Order Defect Rate on 1,505 FBA orders over the trailing 60 days, and Account Health Assurance enrolled. Customer Service Performance metrics on the Seller Fulfilled side are N/A because AORA ships fully via FBA across the EU and UK accounts.
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Action PlanPrioritized next steps for May 2026
HIGH

Hold Germany and Italy at the wholesale Buy Box baseline

Germany at 71.64% and Italy at 69.35% Buy Box are at the wholesale baseline and together carry 89% of revenue. The May focus is to defend that posture against any competitive pressure shift. Do not chase 90%+ Buy Box, since that would require breaking the 10-11% margin floor and racing to the bottom on price.

▶ Brand Team
HIGH

Confirm Italy April breakout is sustainable

Italy doubled month-over-month with Buy Box recovering 23 points after the late-March fulfillment cost optimization landed. May is the first full month at the new fee structure. Confirm whether the 69% Buy Box level holds or whether April was partly a one-month effect from competitor positioning. If sustained, evaluate whether to lift inventory and replenishment cadence on the top Italy ASINs.

▶ Brand Team
HIGH

Diagnose France Buy Box decline

France Buy Box has dropped every month from 85.20% in January to 41.10% in April. The pattern is structural, not a one-month event. Investigate whether a specific competitor entry, a pricing shift in the French market, or a listing health issue is driving the decline. Belgium shows a similar pattern (Feb 92% to April 40%) and likely has the same underlying cause. Do not respond by breaking the margin floor.

▶ Brand Team
MEDIUM

Maintain margin trajectory above the 11-12% target

April delivered 15.05% net margin, well above the 11-12% target floor. Watch for product-mix shifts in May that could pull margin back toward the floor. The high-volume DE engine SKU (Q350/450/600 G4+F7) drives mix; monitor its margin contribution and refresh rates if competitors push price.

▶ Brand Team
LOW

PPC quarterly review

Total April PPC spend of €124 across two portfolios at PPC profit loss is a rounding line in the brand P&L. Set a quarterly review (next: end of June) of whether the supporting role justifies continuation. Not worth monthly tuning attention at this scale.

▶ PPC Team
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