Reconcile the model to actuals
Use order-level and monthly calculators to identify where marketplace statements, payment fees, returns or fixed costs differ from the operating story.
For ecommerce advisors
Use transparent unit-economics calculators before the client call.
Profit Per Order gives accountants, bookkeepers, fractional CFOs, ecommerce consultants and agencies a fast way to surface the assumptions behind margin, ROAS, returns, landed cost and pricing decisions.
A practical diagnostic layer
Find the missing question before recommendations get expensive.
The calculators do not replace bookkeeping or professional judgment. They organize a decision around visible formulas and editable assumptions so a client conversation can start from the same cost stack.
Set a defensible acquisition ceiling
Connect contribution per order to maximum CPA and break-even ROAS before scaling media or promotions.
Translate operations into contribution
Show how packaging, dimensional weight, shipping subsidy and return handling affect profit per delivered order.
Suggested workflow
A 20-minute pre-call sequence.
Send the appropriate calculator before the meeting or complete it together on the call. The client keeps control of the assumptions.
Choose the decision
Margin, acquisition, returns, sourcing, wholesale pricing or promotion economics.
Replace defaults
Use recent invoices, statements and rolling operating averages.
Challenge the largest assumption
Verify the top cost line before discussing a smaller optimization.
Agree one test and threshold
Record an owner, metric, success rule and review date.
Shareable resources
No account required for the free tools.
Link directly to a calculator, use the public sample to show the paid deliverable, or request a correction when a formula or source needs review.
Partnerships
Have a client workflow this could improve?
Use the free partner resource kit for tracked links and a small tools-page badge, or email a specific correction or co-marketing idea. We prefer useful examples over generic link exchanges.