Private profitability workspace

Keep the price you planned beside the profit you actually earned.

A calculator answers one pricing question. Your account keeps the model, records real sales and costs, and shows whether the margin held after the wreath reached the customer.

Free includes one editable product line and 30 profitability records. No card required.

Profitability dashboard showing 30-day revenue, profit, margin, and saved wreath product lines

The account workflow

Plan once. Record what happened. Adjust the next wreath.

01

Save the costing model

Name a real wreath, keep its SKU, selling channel, current price, target price, and every calculator assumption together.

02

Record sales and costs

Add an order or batch with item revenue, shipping revenue, materials, labor, packaging, overhead, postage, fees, and other costs.

03

Compare plan with actuals

See 30-day and all-time revenue, costs, profit, and margin, then return to the calculator when the model needs to change.

Product profitability page comparing planned price and estimated margin with actual revenue, costs, profit, and sales history

One product, explained

See the gap between a pricing model and a real order.

The product page keeps the calculator’s current price, target price, estimated profit, and target margin above the actual sales record. That makes a shipping overage, extra hour, or fee change visible instead of letting it disappear inside monthly revenue.

  • Review every cost category behind actual profit.
  • Record individual orders or summarized production batches.
  • Return to the saved calculator inputs and update the plan.

Free

Prove one product line.

Keep one costing model editable, record up to 30 profitability entries, and compare planned and actual performance without a subscription.

Pro

Run the collection as a portfolio.

Add unlimited product lines and history, combine them in one dashboard, and export product or portfolio reports as PDF and Excel.

Start with a wreath you already sell.

Run the real numbers through the calculator, save the model, and add the next order when it happens.