Ari Stathopoulos

This plugin displays store and sales statistics for stores using the MarketPress plugin. It was created for the http://openstores.gr network of stores.
The following stats are provided:
<ol>
<li>Total sales by month, 12 months</li>
<li>Average revenue per sale, 12 months</li>
<li>Product sales, 12 months</li>
<li>Product sales average/order, 12 months</li>
<li>Sales by product price</li>
<li>Revenue by product price</li>
<li>Top products (sales)</li>
<li>Top products (revenue)</li>
<li>Top clients</li>
</ol>
EXTRA: 
This month’s statistics:
<ol>
<li>Revenue</li>
<li>Sales</li>
<li>Products sold</li>
<li>Average products per sale</li>
<li>Average revenue per sale</li>
</ol>
Totals (all-time stats):
<ol>
<li>Revenue</li>
<li>Sales</li>
<li>Products sold</li>
<li>Average products per sale</li>
<li>Average revenue per sale</li>
</ol>

MarketPress Statistics

Display MarketPress statistics using google charts.

jvrtanoski

Plugin that will allow the blog authors to add simple but effective geo-chart, bar-charts or line graphs in their blogs. 
The plug-in provides shortcodes for each chart type. The short codes can be placed anywhere in the text of the post/page 
and the plug-in will render the chart in the place of the short code. The data for the chart is placed in form of table 
insite the shortcode tag. For more details see the samples in the FAQ section. 
The charts are based on Google’s Javascript charts library, and the format of the data table is determined by the library itself. 
For more details see the help pages of the Google Chart library.

GoogleGraph

Plugin allows the blog authors to add simple but effective geo-chart, bar-charts or line graphs in their blogs using Google's Chart .js library.

MarketPress Statistics vs GoogleGraph