Order-level net profit
Calculate profit on each Shopify order after product costs, shipping, payment fees, and Shopify transaction fees.
Profit-first analytics for Shopify merchants7-day trial on paid plans
Profit GuardInstall appShopify profit tracker
Know which Shopify orders are actually profitable.
Profit Guard calculates order-level net profit in real time, then alerts you when COGS, shipping, payment fees, or discounts turn a sale into a margin leak.
- Free plan available
- Shopify App Pricing
- No spreadsheet required
Loss order detected-$12.45
30 secto flag a risky order
6 costsrolled into each margin
$0free plan to start
24/7order monitoring
Revenue is not profit
One clean view of the costs that quietly eat margin.
Bring the order, product, shipping, and fee math together so your team can see what happened without rebuilding the numbers by hand.
COGSShippingPayment feesShopify feesDiscountsNet margin
Built for margin control
Profitability software for merchants who need answers per order.
Surface the exact order, product cost, fee, and threshold that changed the margin, then act before the pattern repeats.
Real-time loss alerts
Flag orders that fall below your profit threshold so you can fix prices, shipping rules, or product costs quickly.
COGS by product or variant
Set cost of goods sold at the variant level and keep margin math aligned with how your catalog actually sells.
Profit simulator
Test selling prices before you launch or discount a product and see the expected margin before the order happens.
CSV import and export
Bulk update product costs from a spreadsheet and export profitability data for deeper reporting.
Built for Shopify billing
Free to install with paid plans handled by Shopify App Pricing, so merchants keep a familiar checkout flow.
From sale to net profit
A faster way to decide what to fix next.
When an order misses your threshold, Profit Guard turns the breakdown into a clear next move: update COGS, adjust shipping, change discount rules, or reprice the product.
Start tracking order profitOrder #1042Below threshold
Revenue$129.00
COGS-$72.40
Shipping and fees-$69.05
Net profit-$12.45
Why profit-first tracking wins
Revenue dashboards tell you what sold. Profit Guard tells you what was worth selling.
Merchant questionRevenue-only viewProfit Guard
Did this order make money?Manual spreadsheet workCalculated automatically
Which cost changed the margin?Usually hiddenBroken out by cost type
Should I intervene now?After-the-fact reviewFlagged as orders arrive
Workflow
Go from rough estimates to profit-aware decisions.
Connect Shopify
Orders flow into Profit Guard automatically after install.
Add your COGS
Enter costs by product or variant, then tune shipping and fee assumptions.
Protect margin
Review order profit and act when a sale drops below your threshold.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when profit tracking becomes daily habit.
Free
$0
For stores getting started
- 30 tracked orders per month
- Dashboard and analytics
- Product costs and basic alerts
Pro
$19
Per month after trial
- 100 tracked orders per month
- Price simulator
- CSV import, export, and reports
Max
$39
For scaling stores
- Unlimited tracked orders
- Everything in Pro
- Priority email support
FAQ
Questions Shopify merchants ask before tracking true profit.
What is a Shopify profit tracker?
A Shopify profit tracker calculates what each order actually earns after costs like COGS, shipping, payment processing, discounts, taxes, and Shopify transaction fees. Profit Guard focuses on order-level net profit and alerts.
Does Profit Guard replace Shopify Analytics?
No. Shopify Analytics is useful for revenue and store performance, while Profit Guard adds cost-aware profit calculations so you can see whether orders are making money.
Can I track cost of goods sold for variants?
Yes. Profit Guard supports product and variant-level COGS, which helps merchants with bundles, sizes, colors, and supplier-specific costs keep margin calculations accurate.
When should I use profit alerts?
Use profit alerts when discounts, shipping costs, product costs, or processing fees can turn a healthy-looking order into a low-margin or negative-margin order.
Protect your margin