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Steemsupply Provides Easy to Understand Reports on Your Steemit Account

If you're going to make any profit on the Steemit platform, then you need to be managing your income and budgeting your expenditures. One of the best ways to do that is to use Steemsupply. It won't MAKE you money, but it will happen you not waste it (maybe that is the same thing for some of you).

The site is the product of Hive account@dragosroua. Give him some love for his effort either by following him and upvoting his stuff or vote for him as a witness in order to help fund his continued efforts to improve the Steemit universe.

I will detail the features, usefulness, positives and negatives that I see in Steemsupply here in this post. If you want a quick ingestion method, here is my video of the Steemsupply reporting tool -

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Features of Steemsupply

Current Voting Power and Value - This doesn't factor in your leased or delegate SP (therefore, mine isn't accurate). However, for most of you this will be accurate. Your voting power is always accurate, but the value of that vote can be distorted when you lease or delegate SP.

Your Current Account Value - This displays in USD what your account is valued at if you were (or could) sell it all.

Your Expected Author Rewards Value - This is the estimated value in USD that you are expected to receive over the next week.

Liquid (SBD) Rewards vs. Invested (SP) Rewards in USD - This is a breakdown of your expected rewards for the next 7 days in USD.

Current Market Value for SBD and Steem and Their Relationship - Based on Coinmarketcap, what the current value in USD is for both currencies and how much Steem you could purchase with 1 SBD. It also shows historical movements of the two currencies.

Your Expected Payouts over the Next Week - This graph shows how much you are expected to receive each day in rewards and displays how much is in SBD and SP. The pie chart shows what percentage of rewards is in authored posts versus comments. There are also tabs for content and social insights.

The following picture is from the Social Insights tab and displays my biggest (STU) supporters and my most loyal (total upvotes) supporters for the current incoming rewards.

Breakdown of Rewards per Post or Comment - This displays the individual payouts for each post or comment for the incoming week. You can also toggle the display in USD or in STU, which shows an SBD and SP breakdown for each.

Pros of Using Steemsupply

The site is easy to use and understand. The graphs display everything nicely. Furthermore, it loads quickly on my phone and is easily visible on my phone as well.
It has a narrow focus. It doesn't try to do everything, but it does what it wants nicely. I am always interested in my incoming rewards so I can budget my expenditures for the coming week. This tool helps me do this accurately.
It provides good reports on your activity such as how many posts and comments you're putting out daily and where your revenue is coming from.

Cons of Using Steemsupply

For people who delegate or lease SP, the voting value # and the account value number aren't accurate in a true sense.
There is no curation rewards info on the site so for those that are very interested in those rewards this is not the site to find that info. Personally, I don't care about curation rewards because they don't represent the majority of my income since I'm a producer and not really a curator except for my own stuff.

Conclusion

If you're sincerely making an effort to grow your account, Steemsupply is going to help you plan and budget your efforts. It's easy to use, free, and mobile friendly for those of us that maintain a working life that keeps us on the go. It doesn't offer many of the functions that you get from Steemworld (look for a review of it in the next couple days) and it doesn't give you instant notifications like Ginabot. However, it is extremely useful.