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- Buy now, pay later. How much does your store keep?Compare payment fees with the money an order leaves. Calculate the extra orders needed to cover a higher-cost payment option.
- 3× ROAS. Still losing money? Check these costs.Calculate break-even ROAS from the money left before ads. Check product costs, delivery, fees and refunds with a worked example and free calculator.
- A 4× ROAS can still lose money on a new customer.Compare acquisition cost with ROAS using one matched customer cohort. Check first-order contribution before assuming repeat purchases will pay you back.
- Your store made a profit. Why is the bank balance falling?A profitable store can still run short of cash. Reconcile customer collections, stock payments and expenses with a worked cash bridge and practical checks.
- The refund is only the start. What does a return really cost?A refund can cost more than lost revenue. Calculate retained fees, shipping and stock recovery, then test return rates with a free local calculator.
- Free shipping can eat your profit. Find your real threshold.Find a free shipping threshold after product costs, fees and delivery. Compare a profit target with preserving current contribution in a free calculator.
- Google Trends says 100. That does not mean 100 buyers.Use Google Trends to test product interest. Separate relative searches, page clicks and purchases before buying stock or increasing ad spend.
- That small payment fee gets bigger on small orders.See how percentage and fixed payment fees change the effective cost of a small order. Compare baskets, refunds and contribution before changing your offer.
- A bigger bundle. A smaller profit? Check before you launch.Price a product bundle after quantities, fees, shipping and ads. Check your contribution, break-even price and available stock with a free calculator.
- A 67% markup can leave almost nothing. Here is why.Calculate ecommerce profit margin and markup correctly. Separate gross margin, contribution and net profit before comparing products or changing prices.
