No more
Stitching together reports every Monday.
MarginOS connects Shopify, paid media, fulfillment, returns, inventory, and customer data to show where profitable growth is breaking.
Then it ranks the next decisions by expected profit impact:
For Shopify DTC brands doing $2M to $20M annually with a 3PL or warehouse operation.
See Your Profit LeaksSee the 3 to 5 profit moves MarginOS identifies from your own data.
We show you what the data means, what to do next, and the profit impact of doing it.
Blended ROAS
3.4x
+18%vs prior 30d
Contribution profit
$41,280
-12%vs prior 30d
Top profit moves, ranked by impact
Pause Meta prospecting on the Starter Bundle
Loses $6.40 per order after fulfillment and returns
Shift budget to Google Shopping on Core Tee
$38 contribution per order, 11 weeks of cover
Reprice the 2-pack after the carrier rate change
Shipping now eats 31% of its gross profit
Built by an ex-Google systems leader and DTC operators managing 7-8 figure budgets.
Connect Shopify, Google Ads, Meta Ads, and your fulfillment data
The problem
But none of them answer the questions that actually matter:
MarginOS connects the numbers and turns them into decisions.
The outcome
MarginOS gives your team one trusted view of:
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No more
Stitching together reports every Monday.
No more
Treating missing costs as zero.
No more
Increasing ad spend on products that lose money when volume goes up.
How it works
Connect Shopify, Google Ads, Meta Ads, and your 3PL or warehouse data.
MarginOS brings the revenue, cost, marketing, fulfillment, returns, and inventory layers into one profit model.
See every integrationEvery important number shows its evidence.
Measured costs, declared costs, modeled costs, and missing data are clearly separated, so your team knows what to trust before acting.
MarginOS identifies the products, channels, customers, and inventory creating the biggest opportunities or losses.
You get a prioritized list of what to:
The profit decision system
Which products to push, which channels to fund, which customers to keep, and which inventory to restock or clear.
Illustrative example: SKU cost waterfall, per unit
Know which products actually make money.
See the full cost waterfall for every SKU, including product cost, fulfillment, shipping, payment fees, returns, and other operating costs.
Find your:
Illustrative example: channel calls, last 30 days
Stop judging channels by ROAS alone.
See which channels and campaigns produce profitable customers after acquisition cost, contribution profit, payback, and lifetime gross profit.
MarginOS tells you whether to:
Illustrative example: average lifetime gross profit per customer
Revenue is not customer quality.
See which customers generate profit, which are worth retaining, and which cohorts drain margin.
Build smarter audiences around:
Illustrative example: inventory health by SKU
Know what to restock, hold, or clear.
See weeks of cover, stockout risk, and the cash tied up in slow and dead stock, so inventory decisions follow profit instead of gut feel.
Spot early:
Command Center
Open MarginOS and see:
Your team should not need six spreadsheets and twelve browser tabs to decide where the next dollar goes.
See everything in the Command Center
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The first-week promise
Connect your data and review your first MarginOS briefing.
If we cannot identify at least three specific moves you would seriously consider implementing, you should not keep using MarginOS.
Just clear decisions tied to your actual business.
See Your Profit LeaksWho it is for
If you are under 1,000 orders per month and pack every order yourself, a simpler tool may be enough.
MarginOS is for you if:
Connect your store, paid media, and fulfillment data.
See the products, channels, customers, and inventory decisions that deserve attention now.
See Your Profit Leaks