Account Profile
About the brand
This is a multi-brand ecommerce aggregator based in the United States that acquires, operates, and scales consumer product brands — exclusively on Walmart. With 3,141 products in its Walmart catalog and zero Amazon presence, the company represents a rare but growing category of sellers who have chosen Walmart as their sole marketplace. The operation handles multiple brands across categories, each with its own inventory, advertising strategy, and margin profile. Managing that portfolio requires consolidated analytics that work natively with Walmart's ecosystem — from Walmart Fulfillment Services fees to Walmart Connect advertising — without forcing everything through an Amazon-shaped lens. Enterprise-grade security is non-negotiable. The team accesses KwickMetrics through single sign-on (SSO), ensuring that credentials, access controls, and team onboarding all flow through their existing identity infrastructure.
The Challenge
3,141 Walmart products, and most analytics tools built for Amazon
Running a Walmart-exclusive operation at this scale comes with a unique problem: the analytics ecosystem hasn't caught up. Most third-party tools were designed around Amazon's data structures, reporting formats, and advertising models. Walmart Connect, WFS fee breakdowns, and Walmart-specific margin calculations are either missing or treated as secondary features.
That meant the team was spending hours pulling data from Walmart Seller Center, manually reconciling WFS fees, ad spend through Walmart Connect, and returns data — across 3,141 products — just to get a basic understanding of which brands and product lines were genuinely profitable.
Advertising visibility was another gap. With $33,000 flowing through Walmart Connect campaigns every month, the team needed to know which campaigns were converting and which were draining budget. But Walmart's native reporting tools don't make it easy to cross-reference ad performance with product-level profitability — especially across a multi-brand portfolio.
And as a brand aggregator, speed matters. Each acquired brand needs to be onboarded into the analytics stack, monitored for margin health, and optimized for ad performance — without building a custom reporting pipeline for every new brand.
What Changed
They found a platform that treats Walmart as a first-class marketplace
With KwickMetrics connected to their Walmart account and secured through SSO, the team gets native Walmart analytics — not Amazon analytics with a Walmart skin.
- SKU-level profit and loss with WFS fee breakdowns across 3,141 products
- Real-time Walmart Connect ad performance for $33K/mo in spend
- Product trends, sales velocity, and category performance across brands
- Inventory levels and restock timing aligned to Walmart fulfillment cycles
- Identify underperforming Walmart Connect campaigns across 10,265 orders
- Flag brands and product lines where margins are eroding after fees
- Compare performance across acquired brands in one view
- Two-click visibility into any product's full cost structure
- Single sign-on access through existing identity infrastructure (Xecurify)
- Team onboarding without credential sharing or manual access setup
- Consolidated portfolio view across all brands
- Automated reporting that runs on Walmart's data rhythms, not Amazon's
Why It Matters
Walmart-only sellers deserve analytics built for Walmartsands per week
The Walmart marketplace is growing faster than ever, and more sellers — especially aggregators — are building Walmart-first or Walmart-only operations. But the analytics tooling hasn't kept pace. Most platforms still treat Walmart as a secondary marketplace, which means Walmart-only sellers are left cobbling together their own reporting.
This aggregator proved that KwickMetrics works as a standalone Walmart analytics platform — not just an Amazon tool with Walmart support. From WFS fee tracking to Walmart Connect ad optimization to multi-brand portfolio management, every feature works natively with Walmart's data.
With $33,000 in monthly ad spend across 3,141 products, even small visibility improvements translate to meaningful savings. And with SSO integration ensuring enterprise-grade access control, the platform scales with the team — not against it.
By the Numbers
What 7.5 months of Walmart-native analytics looks like
Cumulative metrics since January 2026
In Their Own Words
What the client said
Selling on Walmart? Your analytics should be built for it.
Whether you're Walmart-only or expanding from Amazon — KwickMetrics gives you native Walmart analytics that don't treat your marketplace as an afterthought.