Revenue looks fine. Profit is where the answer is.

Your store dashboard shows gross revenue. What you keep is what is left after COGS, platform fees, shipping and returns — and that figure moves per SKU, per channel and per discount code.

The problem

Why the gross number misleads

A 3× ROAS on a product carrying 17% margin loses money once fees and returns land. Blended figures hide it, because the products that carry the store subsidise the ones draining it — and the top line looks the same either way.

ProfitFalcon margins and P&L computed from a sample order export
What it computes

Three figures, each opening to its code.

G1 / COMPUTED

Contribution margin per SKU

Revenue minus COGS, platform fees, allocated ad cost and returns, for every product, ranked so the quiet losers surface first.

G2 / COMPUTED

Cost to serve

What you actually paid to fulfil each order, split by SKU and by destination — the fourth line on the P&L that nobody quotes.

G3 / COMPUTED

The move worth the most

One ranked recommendation with the rows behind it and a projected monthly figure, scored against your next export.

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ProfitFalcon computes this from the file you already download. Or how contribution margin is computed.

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