Verimle as a TPro360 Alternative

The Verimle difference: profit, finance and pricing in one package

TPro360 focuses on the seller's pre-sale questions: how many units does this product sell per month, what's my rival's stock situation, which niche should I enter? Once you install its Chrome extension, an estimated monthly sales figure, the rival's estimated stock and a calculated profitability appear next to every product you view on Trendyol; it offers a bulk analysis table on search and listing pages and shows product price history. For the products you track, stock and price are monitored and you get an alert when a rival's stock runs out. For a seller doing product research this flow is genuinely practical; starting with a free plan also makes it easy to try (the plans are tiered by tracked products and daily analysis quotas). But there's a critical distinction: by their nature, a significant part of this data is an estimate — both the sales estimate and the rival's stock level are modeled approximations. That's enough for choosing a product; not for managing your own store's money.

Verimle starts exactly where the sale happens. TPro360's profit calculation is a profitability computed from the cost you enter and current commission rates — useful when choosing a product. Verimle doesn't just calculate your profit, it reads it from the statement: it derives your net profit per sale from the actual commission, shipping, service fee, withholding tax and other deductions in the payout data coming from Trendyol's official API. The difference looks small but matters: the calculated profit shows what should be, the profit on your statement shows what is. And the gap between the two is, more often than not, an unexpected or unfair deduction — a gap a tool that looks at calculated profit can never see, because it never opens the statement.

The continuation of that difference is financial reconciliation. Verimle checks your payout line by line: it separates out commission, shipping invoices, platform service fees, penalty and return line items, compares the expected payout with the amount deposited, and detects unexplained deductions and prepares a dispute draft — it doesn't send the draft automatically and doesn't promise to recover the money, because the outcome depends on Trendyol's assessment. On the pricing side, margin-protected repricing runs: competitor prices are checked roughly every 30 minutes and your price never drops below the minimum profit threshold you define; your Buybox status is also monitored every 6 hours. TPro360's website also lists a Buybox bot and automatic stock feeding; but margin protection, payout reconciliation and deduction disputes are not stated on its site. Verimle adds AI review and Q&A analysis, AI content generation, store score tracking and ad data import (CSV) alongside these — gathering every post-sale question in a single panel.

On price, both are accessible: TPro360 starts with a free plan, Starter is ₺499,95/mo and Growth ₺899,95/mo (VAT included; the plans work with limits such as 10/50 tracked products and daily quotas). Verimle also has a free starter plan; Starter is ₺490/mo, Pro — which includes all profit and finance features — is ₺1.290/mo, Pro+ is ₺1.890/mo, and Pro comes with a 14-day free trial. The honest verdict is this: if you're still at the 'what should I sell' stage, TPro360's research focus tells you more; if your store is selling and you're looking for answers to 'what am I earning, is my payout correct', Verimle fills that gap. The two aren't mutually exclusive — but if you want to manage your profitability and finances, starting with Verimle is the wiser move.