Shopify-only, on purpose
No "ecommerce and WordPress" hedge. One platform, so every pattern we've learned compounds instead of resetting with each new client.
Shopify-only · UK-based · Free 72-hour audit
We show UK Shopify brands their true profit per order
£599/month. First report free. Most Shopify brands are profitable overall — but lose money on 15–30% of individual orders. We find exactly which ones, and why.
- Read-only access, 72 hours
- No meeting required
- Shopify brands only
- Free profit audit
Profit per order
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Profit-Per-Order Analysis•
Return-Rate by SKU•
Dead-Stock Reporting•
Ad-Channel Profitability•
LTV & Cohort Analysis•
Blended CAC Payback•
Demand Forecasting•
Multi-Channel P&L•
Profit-Per-Order Analysis•
Return-Rate by SKU•
Dead-Stock Reporting•
Ad-Channel Profitability•
LTV & Cohort Analysis•
Blended CAC Payback•
Demand Forecasting•
Multi-Channel P&L•
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Starting price, Starter tier
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Free profit audit turnaround
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Meetings required to start
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Tiers, Starter to Scale
How the offer works, in four numbers.
The problem
Most Shopify brands know their revenue.
Most Shopify brands know their revenue.
Almost none know their profit — per order.
Profitable overall, losing money on 15–30% of individual orders — usually low-AOV orders stacked with paid traffic and free shipping. We find exactly which ones, and why.
Contribution margin per order
The number that tells you whether an order actually made money — after COGS, shipping, fees and ad cost.
True return-rate by SKU
Which products are quietly eating your margin in refunds and restocking, hidden inside a healthy-looking top line.
Blended CAC payback
How many orders it actually takes to earn back what you spent acquiring the customer — blended across every channel.
Why Shopify-only
We don't split attention across platforms
Every COGS quirk, every shipping-fee mismatch, every common app stack — we've already seen it, specifically on Shopify.
Get my free profit auditRead-only, 72 hours
No meeting, no sales call. Give us read-only access to a data export and we send back your real numbers within 72 hours.
No obligation, ever
If the free audit is useless, delete it. If it's not, we talk about a retainer — starting at £599/month.
UK Ltd, properly covered
Registered UK company, ICO-registered, professional indemnity insured — with a contract and data-processing agreement before we ever touch your data.
How it works
From data export to your first report in four steps
No meeting needed until you want one.
Export
You send read-only access to a data export — no call, no sales meeting.
Audit
We build your real profit-per-order breakdown within 72 hours.
Reveal
You get the report free. Useless? Delete it — no strings attached.
Decide
Useful? We talk about a retainer — Starter begins at £599/month.
What the audit finds
A typical 72-hour audit turns up things like this
The kind of pattern hiding inside a business that looks profitable on the surface.
Dead stock
11% of inventory, 1% of profit
A handful of products quietly eating margin, hidden inside a healthy-looking top line.
Order-level margin
In orders losing money
After shipping and ad cost are properly allocated — on a business that looks profitable overall.
Profit per order
Of individual orders
Often lose money even when the business is profitable overall. We find exactly which ones.
Illustrative example, typical of a UK Shopify brand before its first audit.
Common questions
Shopify profit analytics, answered
What does "profit per order" actually mean?
It's the contribution margin left on a single order after COGS, shipping, payment fees and the ad cost of acquiring that customer are subtracted from revenue. Most Shopify brands only track this at the store level, not the order level — which is exactly where the 15–30% of unprofitable orders hide.
In plain numbers: a £40 order with £12 COGS, £4 shipping and £1.20 payment fees leaves £22.80 — but if that customer cost £25 to acquire through paid ads, the order actually lost £2.20, even though the store's overall P&L still looks profitable.
How much access do you need to my Shopify store?
Read-only access to a data export — no admin login, no write permissions, no meeting required. We turn that into your first profit-per-order report within 72 hours.
How much does Shopify profit analytics cost?
The first audit is free. If you want it as an ongoing service, retainers start at £599/month for the Starter tier, scaling to Growth and Scale for brands that need channel-level and multi-channel P&L reporting. See the three tiers for full pricing.
Do you work with ecommerce brands outside Shopify?
No — Shopify only, on purpose. Every COGS quirk, shipping-fee mismatch and app-stack pattern we've mapped is specific to Shopify, so it compounds across clients instead of resetting with each new platform.
What if the free audit doesn't turn up anything useful?
Then delete it — no obligation, no follow-up sales call. We only talk about a retainer if the report actually shows you something worth acting on.
Ready to see your real profit per order?
Free 72-hour audit. Read-only access. If it's useless, delete it. If it's not, let's talk about a retainer.