Built for Shopify & Etsy sellers in Canada

Stop paying A2X
$40/mo for one feature.

VRITTI breaks down every Shopify payout — gross sales, fees, refunds, chargebacks — from the payout CSV you import. Plus full bookkeeping, GST/HST tracking, and AI coaching. All for early-bird $9.99/month or $89/year.

Your bank says $6,420. Shopify says $6,840.
Where did $420 go?

Shopify bundles transaction fees, refunds, chargebacks, and reserves into a single net deposit. Recording that deposit as revenue means understated gross income, missing expenses, and inaccurate GST/HST returns.

Canadian sellers spend 10-15 hours per week on manual reconciliation. Or pay A2X $40/month on top of their bookkeeping app just to solve this one problem.

Every payout, properly broken down.

Shopify Payout — March 20, 2026
Gross Sales (47 orders)$6,840.00
Shopify Transaction Fees-$198.36
Refunds (2 orders)-$189.00
Chargeback Reserve-$32.64
Net Payout (what hits your bank)$6,420.00

VRITTI creates separate transactions for each component. Your P&L is always accurate.

One app instead of two.

A2X costs $19-69/month and only does payout reconciliation. You still need a separate bookkeeping app. VRITTI does both for early-bird $9.99/month. See the full Shopify bookkeeping guide →

FeatureVRITTIA2X + Bookkeeping App
Shopify payout breakdownVia CSV import (API sync planned)$19-69/mo extra
Etsy fee categorizationVia CSV import$19-69/mo extra
GST/HST threshold monitorIncludedNo
Tax set-aside calculatorIncludedNo
AI financial coachIncludedNo
"Pay Yourself" numberIncludedNo
Multi-province destination taxIncludedBasic
Full bookkeeping + invoicingIncludedNeed separate app
Price$9.99/mo or $89/yr early-bird$19-69/mo + bookkeeping app

Save $228-$828/year by replacing A2X + your bookkeeping app with VRITTI.

Everything an e-commerce seller needs.

Shopify Payout Breakdown

Gross sales, fees, refunds, chargebacks — separated from each payout CSV you import.

Etsy Fee Categorization

Import Etsy CSV statements. Listing fees, transaction fees, and ad costs categorized for review.

Reconciliation

Import payouts and statements; every component stays categorized so your books reconcile. Auto-matching is planned.

Destination Tax

Ship from AB to ON? VRITTI calculates the buyer's 13% HST, not your 5% GST. Province-correct.

Tax Jar

Federal + provincial income tax + CPP + HST collected = exactly what to set aside for CRA.

AI Financial Coach

"Am I spending too much on Shopify apps?" Get answers from your actual data.

Common questions

Today you export the payout CSV from Shopify and import it into VRITTI, which records gross sales, transaction fees, refunds, chargebacks, and adjustments as separate, categorized transactions. Direct Shopify Payouts API sync — fetching every payout automatically — is planned, not live yet.

VRITTI covers the payout-breakdown job through CSV import as part of the early-bird $9.99/month (or $89/year) Pro plan — and it is the bookkeeping app too. A2X charges $19-69/month on top of a separate bookkeeping app. One honest caveat: if you need automated API-based reconciliation today, A2X still does that; VRITTI’s direct sync is planned.

If you ship from Alberta (5% GST) to a buyer in Ontario, you charge 13% HST — the buyer's rate. VRITTI calculates the correct destination-based tax for every province and territory, and summarizes it for your GST/HST return.

Yes. VRITTI has a dedicated Etsy CSV importer: bring in your Etsy statements and listing fees, transaction fees, payment processing fees, and advertising costs land as categorized expense lines for your review.

Reconciliation today is import-then-review: bring in your payout CSV and your bank statement, and VRITTI keeps every component categorized so the net deposit reconciles against gross sales minus fees and refunds. An automatic matching engine (deposits matched to payouts by amount and date) is planned.

Ditch A2X. Get the full picture.

Shopify payout breakdown + full bookkeeping + Canadian tax intelligence. One app. Early-bird $9.99/month.

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