MicrostockGroup

Hello,
I developed software called Microstock Analytics.
This program helps tracking sales across multiple sites.

Features:

• Display earnings/downloads/RPI graphs by month, week, day
• Track individual shoots and concepts - earnings, downloads, ROI, RPI and more
• Estimate earnings based on first week sales on Shutterstock
• Track performance of individual files across all sites
• Show best candidates for IStock upload (for best use of limited upload slots)

Supported Sites:

• IStockphoto
• Shutterstock
• Fotolia
• Dreamstime

Quick intro video:
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnuKfaBaVLg" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnuKfaBaVLg</a>

Free version supports up to 500 files on each site.
Download www.MicrostockAnalytics.com
Contact: [email protected]

Depends on size of portfolio:
1500 files on each site - $9.99/month ($99.90/year)
3000 files on each site - $24.99/month ($249.90/year)
And unlimited - $49.99/month ($499.90/year)

Please send screenshot or error description to [email protected]. I will try to fix the error asap

Looks very interesting. Is there (or will there be) a version for Mac OSX?

corepics, at the moment it's Windows only. In future I might make version for Max OS too.

sjlocke, I'm not using API, everything being gathered by logging in and parsing pages. Hourly data is not being gathered atm, only date of sale. This makes sense only for very big portfolio with lots of sales like yours What you probably referring to is Hourly Rate which is an estimate. It is based on estimated revenue in first 2 years of sales, photoshoot budget and amount of time spent.

I don't have any access to stats. They all stored on local harddrive only.

Thanks!

I've been working on this tool for last 4 months. Using it myself everyday and working to improve it. 
Please post your feedback, comments and questions.

Well I hope pricing structure makes the software very affordable to most contributors regardless of portfolio size. At the same time it allows me to make better support and include more and more valuable features in future.

I am still waiting for a software that will do on the fly statistics for me. Nothing spectacular, something like picNiche (which I'm no longer using), but to be standalone and refresh at my chosen amount of time to check for new sales, make daily / monthly totals and that would be enough. THAT would be really nice.

Actually it is way too much for most contributors I would say. 500$ a year is like giving away one month revenue from one of the Big 4.
Consider also that you are offering stats from only 4 sites AND you virtually do not bear any extra expenses anymore.
I am a Fotolia Gold, doing pretty well on Shutterstock and working with a few other agencies, but would not like to spend more then 50$ a year on such program, however cool it is.

I read it that account details are only stored on the users computer, i.e. not transfered to Andrey, but I'm sure he'll clear it up.

I'd agree. Way, way, way too expensive for what it is. Like Niserin I would consider $50 per year a maximum to spend on such a tool.

I enter the numbers into an excel spreadsheet every morning.  To collect the stats from iStock, Shutterstock Dreamstime and Fotolia takes about 3 minutes a day.  The graphs and averages are calculated automatically but I don't bother tracking individual image sales or revenue by shoot, as it simply takes too much time and I can see which shoots are earning the most simply by looking at my best sellers and maknig lightboxes at Dreamstime and seeing their total income.  The method is rather inaccurate though and the exact numbers would be nice to see.

So, where I would really find your software helpful is calculating the return per shoot.  But my feelings are similar to niserin - my pain threshold is about $50/year as well.