Where it lives
Open the Unit economics («Юнит-экономика») section. Here a table of costs and fees is gathered for each SKU («Артикул») — these are the numbers that turn revenue into honest profit. The MyProfit interface is in Russian, so on-screen labels are shown here in quotes.
What you fill in per SKU
- Purchase cost — what you paid your supplier per unit.
- Fulfillment fee — your own cost of picking and packing.
- VAT («НДС») — your tax rate (usually 0% or 12% depending on the category). MyProfit accepts any value; the default for a new item is 4%.
- Dimensions — the item’s measurements. From these MyProfit derives the size category (МГТ / СГТ / КГТ) itself and applies the logistics fee. See what goes into your costs.
Manual edits are not overwritten
When you change a field by hand, MyProfit flags it as manual. A later sync with Uzum will not overwrite that field — your value stays. This is how automatic data and your own calculations avoid conflicting.
Many SKUs at once — Excel upload
Filling items one by one is fine when there are only a few. If you have hundreds of SKUs, export the data to Excel, fill in the purchase costs in the file, and upload it back — the bulk cost update applies everything in one go. For export and the file format, see exporting data to Excel.
Why it matters
Until a SKU has a purchase cost entered, MyProfit can’t subtract the cost of the goods themselves, and the profit on the dashboard is overstated. Entering cost of goods is what makes the profit dashboard accurate.
What’s next
- What goes into your costs and fees — what each field means.
- Required price and what-if scenarios — what price you need for your target margin.
- Exporting data to Excel — export and bulk upload.