Same statement, different way in
Both tools work from Noon's own settlement data, so both see the real fees on each order. The difference is how the data arrives and where you sell. With Sanlytic you download your statement files from Seller Lab and upload them. With SKUmargin you connect the Noon seller API once and the numbers keep up by themselves.
What changes when you switch
No weekly upload to remember
Connect the Noon seller API once and orders, settlements, your catalog, live prices and ad campaigns sync every 2 hours by themselves. Rather use files? Uploading Seller Lab exports still works.
Three markets under one login
Run your UAE, Saudi and Egypt stores side by side, each in its own currency, AED, SAR or EGP, and each with its own VAT view.
Ad credit counted the way Noon bills it
When Noon's free ad credit pays for part of a campaign, SKUmargin takes it off the ad cost of each product, so no product carries spend you never paid.
A return is a loss only when it is one
FBN returns go back through Noon's own check. SKUmargin reads Noon's stock records and counts the cost only for an item that failed, not for one put back on sale.
The numbers come to you
Switch on the daily email and each morning brings yesterday's net profit, the month to date, last month and your best products, without opening the app.
Cost prices with a start date
Give each SKU's unit cost the date it applies from. A new supplier price changes later orders only, so the months you already closed stay as they were.
Sanlytic and SKUmargin side by side
| Feature | Sanlytic | SKUmargin |
|---|---|---|
| How your data gets in | You upload weekly and monthly statement files (CSV or Excel) | Noon API sync every 2 hours, or upload Seller Lab exports |
| Noon markets | Saudi Arabia; UAE is on its roadmap | UAE, Saudi Arabia and Egypt |
| Profit per SKU with your costs | Yes, on Pro, with cost and packaging prices | Yes, with dated cost prices |
| Returns | Returns analysis on Pro | FBN returns checked against Noon's stock records |
| Noon's free ad credit | Not listed on its site | Taken off your ad cost automatically |
| Daily profit email | Not listed on its site | Yes, each morning |
| Export | Excel, on Pro | Monthly P&L to CSV |
| Free plan | Yes: the last 30 days, 4 weekly and 1 monthly upload | No. A 30-day free trial with every feature |
| Paid plans | Pro SAR 49 a month, Agency SAR 199 a month | From $15 a month |
| Support and payment | WhatsApp chat; pay by bank transfer over WhatsApp | Email, and WhatsApp while you set up; pay by card |
| App language | Arabic and English | English |
Sanlytic's column is from its own website as read on 29 October 2026; its plans and features may change. "Not listed on its site" means we could not find it there, not that it cannot be done. SKUmargin is independent and not affiliated with Sanlytic or Noon. Sanlytic is a trademark of its owner.
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When Sanlytic is the better choice
If you sell only on Noon Saudi Arabia, want a plan that stays free, and would rather use the app in Arabic and pay in riyals, Sanlytic is built for exactly that, and it is worth trying first.
SKUmargin makes more sense once you also sell in the UAE or Egypt, when the weekly download starts to slip, or when you want ad credit and FBN returns counted the way Noon books them.
Still comparing? Read our list of Noon seller tools, with each one's published price, or learn to read the Noon settlement report that both tools start from.