The Webgility alternative that values your inventory at FIFO.
Both sync your stores to QuickBooks or Xero. Webgility takes cost of goods from the item cost in QuickBooks. ConnectBooks tracks your stock itself and costs every sale at FIFO with landed cost, so your profit per SKU is right.
Summary
Webgility is a long-standing order sync with wide store and POS coverage. ConnectBooks syncs your payouts too, and adds its own FIFO inventory, landed cost and profit by SKU.
Proof
“People don’t know what they don’t know. We’ve been doing this a long time, and even we were surprised by what we uncovered. Having that level of clarity, it changes everything.”
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With Webgility, cost of goods comes from the item cost already in QuickBooks, and landed cost is done in QuickBooks Enterprise. ConnectBooks calculates both itself.
Webgility’s help center: “Webgility syncs costs from QuickBooks if the item has a cost value associated with it.”
One login, one bill, synced to QuickBooks or Xero.
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Webgility details from webgility.com, its pricing page and helpcenter.webgility.com, checked November 9, 2026. Webgility is a trademark of its owner. Features change, so check Webgility’s site for its current plans.
Inventory
ConnectBooks keeps its own FIFO cost layers. When a new batch arrives at a higher cost, sales keep using the oldest units first. You don’t depend on the item cost typed into QuickBooks.

Profit
Net profit for every SKU, after fees, ads, refunds and FIFO cost of goods. A best seller can still be losing you money.

Switching
Start your free 30-day trial and compare a few payouts side by side. Cancel Webgility 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 Webgility entries stay as they are.
Questions
Both sync your sales to QuickBooks or Xero. Webgility takes cost of goods from the item cost in QuickBooks and syncs stock counts across channels. ConnectBooks tracks your inventory itself, costs every sale at FIFO with landed cost, and shows net profit by SKU.
Webgility’s help center says its reports use the item cost already in QuickBooks. Its public docs don’t describe a FIFO engine of its own. ConnectBooks costs each unit sold at FIFO, with freight, duties and tariffs included.
Webgility’s own landed cost guide has you allocate freight and duties inside QuickBooks Enterprise. ConnectBooks builds landed cost into each unit on the Platinum plan, on any QuickBooks version or Xero.
Yes. Everything Webgility 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.
Yes. ConnectBooks syncs to QuickBooks Online, QuickBooks Desktop and QuickBooks Enterprise, and to Xero. Desktop and Enterprise connect through the QuickBooks Web Connector.
If you need many storefronts or point of sale, Webgility covers more of them. If you sell on Amazon, Shopify, Walmart, eBay, TikTok Shop or Temu and want inventory value and profit by SKU in your books, ConnectBooks does that in one platform.
See your own payouts, stock and SKU profit in ConnectBooks, set up with you by a pro bookkeeper.
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