Express Chemicals · April 2026
Monthly Performance Review

Express Chemicals Amazon April 2026

Prepared by Zeeshan | Amazon.com (US) | Reporting period: April 2026

Business Performance

$2,530
-35.9%
Total Sales, vs $3,944 in March
Net Profit
-$799
vs -$9 in Mar
Units
76
-23.2%
Sessions
802
-12.8%
CVR
9.48%
-128 bps
AOV
$37.21
-23.6%
Net Margin
-31.58%
stock-constrained
Organic Sales
$1,487
58.8% of total
Buy Box %
98.91%
Healthy
Refund Rate
11.84%
9 refunds

Advertising Performance

$1,043
1.31x ROAS
Ad Sales, 41.2% of total revenue
Ad Spend
$797
-28.1% vs Mar (winding down)
Ad ACOS
76.45%
unprofitable on every portfolio
Ad CVR
6.28%
order based
Ad CPC
$1.61
494 clicks
Ad RPC
$2.11
rev per click
Ad Orders
31
42.1% of orders
Ad ROAS
1.31
below break-even
TACOS
31.5%
far above target
Ad Sales % Total
41.2%
PPC winding down
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Month in ReviewThe story of this month, grounded in the data

April 2026 was a stock-constrained month for Express Chemicals on Amazon. Revenue declined 35.9% month-over-month to $2,530, with net profit at -$799 at -31.58% margin. Buy Box ownership held at 98.91% weighted across the four active parent listings and Account Health stayed at a 208 rating, but two compliance verification items remain pending from the brand. The catalog continued to draw demand, with a 9.48% Unit Session Percentage on 802 sessions, signaling the listings are converting when stock is available.

The structural constraint is FBA stock availability. No new shipments are inbound across any SKU, which holds the entire catalog at the current cover level until replenishment ships. PPC spend was deliberately wound down 28.1% from March to $797 to preserve cash during the stock window, and at 76.45% blended ACoS PPC is unprofitable on every active portfolio. The path to a $30k monthly revenue level remains feasible on the current listings, but it requires a consistent FBA replenishment cadence first.

β–² WHAT DROVE GROWTH
Brand position and demand signal held under stock constraint.
Buy Box ownership stayed at 98.91% weighted across the four active parents and the catalog drew 802 sessions with a 9.48% Unit Session Percentage, both signals that demand exists when stock is available. Mold Control Concentrate (B0DP3MYV3N) was the only profitable parent at 33.17% margin on $170 in sales with no ad spend, confirming the unit economics work without aggressive PPC. The catalog stayed listed and live throughout April with no policy violations triggered.
β–Ό WHAT CONSTRAINED PERFORMANCE
No FBA replenishment is in transit.
Zero units are currently being sent to FBA across every SKU in the catalog. This holds the brand at its current cover and prevents any meaningful sales push. PPC was deliberately wound down 28.1% from March to $797 to preserve cash during the stock window. At 76.45% blended ACoS the paid program is unprofitable on every portfolio, with Botanical Disinfectant at 117.6% ACoS the most extreme. The 9 refunds out of 76 units (11.84%) on a small base further compressed margin.
β–Ά WHAT TO WATCH IN MAY
Next FBA shipment is the unlock condition.
A consistent replenishment cadence to FBA is the single lever that determines whether the brand can move toward the $30k monthly revenue level the catalog is positioned to support. The two pending verification items in Account Health (INFORM Consumers Act and Regulatory Compliance) need documentation from the brand to clear, and should be resolved alongside the inventory push. PPC stays at the wound-down level until cover supports any paid scaling decision.
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April Performance in ContextTrailing months at a glance
April sits at the trailing-4-month low on revenue and the lowest profitability of the period. The arc shows a brand operating at a stock-constrained baseline: January essentially break-even at $11 net profit, February a -$1,147 loss month, March back to near break-even at -$9, April widening to -$799. The pattern reflects the absence of a consistent FBA replenishment rhythm rather than a product or demand problem.
January 2026
$3,298
+$11 net
February 2026
$2,893
-$1.1k net
March 2026
$3,944
-$9 net
April 2026 (Current)
$2,530
-$0.8k net
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Cost WaterfallHow gross sales flow down to net profit
Amazon fees at $1,723 (68.1% of gross) are the dominant cost bucket and the structural reason a small-volume month produces a loss: the bulky-item fee rate card combined with low order count means fees absorb most of the topline. Ad spend at $797 (31.5% of gross) is the second largest bucket and was deliberately wound down 28.1% from March. COGS at $479 (18.9%) reflects the chemical product line's favorable input-cost structure. Net loss of -$799 lands at -31.58% margin.
Gross Sales
$2,530
100.0%
Promo / Discounts
-$4
99.8%
Ad Spend
-$797
68.3%
Amazon Fees
-$1,723
0.2%
Cost of Goods
-$479
-18.7%
Shipping
$0
-18.7%
Refunds & Other
-$326
-31.6%
Net Profit
-$799
-31.6%
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Parent-Level KPIsSellerBoard group by parent
Mold Control RTU was the largest seller at $1,047.67 but ran at -35.59% margin with 43.98% Real ACoS, the highest ad burden in the catalog. Botanical Disinfectant came second at $1,032.80 but a 20% refund rate (6 of 30 units) compressed margin to -15.65%. Mold Control Concentrate was the only profitable parent at +33.17% margin on $169.95 in sales with no PPC spend, confirming the unit economics work without aggressive paid acquisition. Buy Box held at 98.91% weighted across the four active parents.
Parent / Product Units Sales Ref Ref Cost % Ref Ads Fees COGS Net Profit Margin R.ACOS Sessions USP BB % Status
Mold Control RTU 33$1,0483-$1079.09% -$461-$712-$137-$373 -35.59%43.98%4088.09%99.65% Loss
Botanical Disinfectant 30$1,0336-$17820.00% -$226-$546-$244-$162 -15.65%21.86%24312.35%98.57% Loss
Dynamic Green Degreaser 8$2800$00.00% -$111-$374-$76-$281 -100.50%39.55%7410.81%97.50% Loss
Mold Control Concentrate 5$1700$00.00% $0-$91-$23$56 33.17%0.00%776.49%96.51% Healthy
Total 76$2,5309-$28511.84% -$797-$1,723-$479-$759 -30.01%31.51%8029.48%98.91%
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Marketplace-Level KPIsPer marketplace breakdown
Express Chemicals operates on Amazon US only. The US marketplace delivered $2,530 in sales at -31.58% net margin under stock-constrained conditions, with Buy Box held at 98.91% weighted across four active parents. FBA-only fulfillment with no Seller Fulfilled exposure.
Marketplace Units Sales Refunds Refund Cost % Refunds Ads Amazon Fees COGS Net Profit Margin Real ACOS Sessions Unit Sess % Buy Box Status
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Amazon.com (US) 76$2,5309-$28511.84% -$797-$1,723-$479-$759 -30.01%31.51%8029.48%98.91% Stock Constrained
Total 76$2,5309-$28511.84% -$797-$1,723-$479-$759 -30.01%31.51%8029.48%98.91%
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Advertising IntelligencePPC portfolio breakdown and channel attribution
Ad spend of $797 generated $1,043 in PPC sales at a blended 76.45% ACoS and 1.31 ROAS, structurally unprofitable across all three active portfolios. Mold Control RTU at 61.78% ACoS is the most efficient of the three; Botanical Disinfectant at 117.6% and Degreaser Concentrate at 105.46% are losing money on every PPC sale. Spend was deliberately wound down 28.1% from March to preserve cash during the stock window. The PPC program will not return to a normal state until FBA cover supports a sustained scaling decision.
Ad Spend
$797
-28.1% vs Mar (winding down)
Ad Sales
$1,043
41.2% of revenue
Ad ACOS
76.45%
unprofitable across portfolios
Ad CVR
6.28%
order based
Ad CPC
$1.61
494 clicks
Ad RPC
$2.11
rev per click
Ad Impressions
112K
3 portfolios
Ad Clicks
494
3 portfolios
Ad CTR
0.44%
below category
Ad Orders
31
42.1% of orders
PortfolioSpendSalesACOSCVR% of SpendStatus
Mold Control RTU$460.77$745.7861.78%6.07%57.8%Hold
Botanical Disinfectant$225.73$191.95117.60%7.29%28.3%Unprofitable
Degreaser Concentrate$110.57$104.85105.46%5.77%13.9%Unprofitable
Total$797.07$1,042.5876.45%6.28%100.0%
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Traffic and Sales AttributionOrganic vs paid
Organic share at 58.8% ($1,487) outweighed PPC at 41.2% ($1,043) in April, but both numbers are tiny against the brand's potential. The Unit Session Percentage of 9.48% across 802 sessions confirms organic demand exists when stock is available. The split is more meaningful as a structure note (organic still does the heavier lift) than as a performance signal at this revenue scale.
58.8%
Organic Sales
$1,487
41.2%
PPC Attributed Sales
$1,043
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Subscribe and SaveRecurring revenue base, subscriber growth, and YoY comparison

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Inventory HealthSKUs under 30 days of FBA cover, sorted by velocity
The defining inventory event for the brand is the absence of inbound. Zero units are currently being sent to FBA across every SKU in the catalog. Only one SKU sits under the 30-day cover threshold per the standard exception filter: Botanical Disinfectant 1-gallon at 27 days. The rest of the catalog has cover ranging from 40 to 304 days but no replenishment cycle in motion, which is the structural reason the brand cannot move beyond the current revenue baseline. The first action that meaningfully changes the trajectory is shipping fresh inventory to FBA.
SKU Product FBA Units Velocity (u/day) Days of Supply Units Inbound Health
EC-B14431-1GAL Botanical Disinfectant Cleaner 1-Gallon 22 0.84 27 days 0 sent At Risk, no inbound
Catalog-level note: No SKU in the Express Chemicals catalog currently has FBA replenishment in transit. The brand has not sent fresh inventory to FBA, which is the structural constraint preventing scaling. The Mold Control Concentrate 1-gallon is overstocked at 231 days of cover; the rest sit between 40 and 304 days. Replenishment cadence is the single biggest operational lever for May.
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Account Health SummaryCompliance and performance health entering May
Healthy
Account Health Rating
208 / 1000
Order Defect Rate
0.00%
Policy Violations
2 pending
Fulfillment
FBA only
MetricCurrentTargetStatus
Order Defect Rate (60 days)0% (0 of 163 orders)under 1%Healthy
Negative Feedback0%lowHealthy
A-to-z Guarantee Claims0%lowHealthy
Chargeback Claims0%lowHealthy
INFORM Consumers ActVerification pendingcompleteAction Required
Regulatory Compliance1 issue open0Action Required
Late Shipment Rate (30 days)N/A (FBA)under 4%N/A
Pre-fulfillment Cancel Rate (7 days)N/A (FBA)under 2.5%N/A
Valid Tracking Rate (30 days)N/A (FBA)over 95%N/A
On-Time Delivery Rate (14 days)N/A (FBA)over 90%N/A
Suspected IP Violations00Clean
Product Authenticity Complaints00Clean
Listing Policy Violations00Clean
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Summary: Order Defect Rate is clean at 0% on 163 FBA orders over the trailing 60 days, and customer-service performance metrics are healthy across the board. Two compliance items are pending verification from the brand: an INFORM Consumers Act priority action and a Regulatory Compliance issue. Both have been flagged to the brand team for resolution. Account Health Assurance enrollment is available but not yet activated. Closing the verification items and growing the FBA order base are the levers to lift the 208 / 1000 score.
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Action PlanPrioritized next steps for the coming month
HIGH

Send fresh inventory to FBA

This is the single growth lever for the brand. No SKU in the catalog currently has replenishment in transit, and that is the structural reason the brand cannot move beyond the current revenue baseline. A consistent FBA replenishment cadence is what unlocks the path toward the $30k monthly revenue level the catalog is positioned to support.

β–Ά Brand Team
HIGH

Resolve pending compliance verifications

Account Health has two open items pending from the brand: the INFORM Consumers Act priority action and a Regulatory Compliance issue. Both have been flagged to the brand team multiple times and need documentation submitted to clear. Closing these stabilizes the 208 / 1000 health rating and removes the priority-action banner.

β–Ά Brand Team
MEDIUM

Hold PPC at the wound-down pace

April spend dropped 28.1% from March to $797 with the catalog stock-constrained. At 76.45% blended ACoS and 1.31 ROAS the program is unprofitable; scaling spend now would burn cash without volume to absorb it. Maintain the wound-down level until FBA cover supports a sustained scaling decision.

β–Ά PPC Team
SELLER SYNERGY SERVICES