The Link My Books alternative that also tracks your inventory.
Both post your payouts to QuickBooks or Xero, ready to match to the bank deposit. ConnectBooks also tracks your stock and costs every sale at FIFO with landed cost, so your profit per SKU is right.
Summary
Link My Books is a clean, low-cost payout connector. ConnectBooks posts your payouts too, and adds inventory, FIFO cost of goods and profit by SKU in the same platform.
Proof
“Before ConnectBooks, we thought we were making $2-3 profit on our hottest SKU, and actually we were losing money. It definitely tripled or more our bottom line.”
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Link My Books covers payouts and FBA month-end values. For warehouse stock and profit by SKU, you add more tools. ConnectBooks does all three.
Link My Books’ own FAQ: “Link My Books only covers the FBA part.”
One login, one bill, synced to QuickBooks or Xero.
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Link My Books details from linkmybooks.com and help.linkmybooks.com, checked November 9, 2026. Link My Books is a trademark of its owner. Features change, so check its site for current plans.
Inventory
ConnectBooks values every unit at FIFO, with freight, duties and tariffs built into its cost, wherever the stock sits. Not just FBA, and not one fixed cost per SKU.
Profit
Channel totals can look fine while one SKU loses money. ConnectBooks shows net profit for every SKU, after fees, ads, refunds and FIFO cost of goods.
Switching
Start your free 30-day trial and compare a few payouts side by side. Cancel Link My Books only when you’re sure.
A pro bookkeeper maps your accounts to match how your books already work.
Upload your SKU costs by CSV. No retyping your catalog.
You choose which payouts post, so nothing posts twice. Your past Link My Books entries stay as they are.
Questions
Both post payout summaries to QuickBooks or Xero, ready to match to the bank deposit. Link My Books uses one fixed cost per SKU and values FBA stock at month end. ConnectBooks costs every sale at FIFO with landed cost, tracks stock across every warehouse and shows net profit by SKU.
No. Link My Books’ help center says you enter one cost for each SKU and that cost is used until you change it, and that it does not average costs. ConnectBooks costs each unit sold at FIFO.
No. Link My Books’ help center says you must use QuickBooks Online and that QuickBooks Desktop will not work. ConnectBooks syncs to QuickBooks Online, Desktop and Enterprise, and to Xero.
It shows month-end values for FBA stock. Its own FAQ says it only covers the FBA part. ConnectBooks tracks stock across FBA, AWD, WFS, 3PL and your own warehouses on the Platinum plan.
Yes. Everything Link My Books already posted stays as it is. You choose the first payout ConnectBooks posts, so nothing posts twice, and you can run both side by side during your free 30-day trial.
See your own payouts, stock and SKU profit in ConnectBooks, set up with you by a pro bookkeeper.