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← All use casesPROFITABILITY FOR E-COMMERCE

From revenue to the real question: what stays?

One picture combining net revenue and available costs so you can estimate what the business actually keeps.

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Manual, CSV or integrationsFrom data to a profitability picture
Sales→Costs→Profit
THE PROBLEM

Revenue alone does not tell you whether the business makes money.

Sales can rise while margin, fees or ad spend eat the result.

!You see revenue but not every cost in one place.
!Product margin can hide behind total sales.
!Ad ROAS is not the same as business profit.
WHAT KEPIO ADDS

The information missing from a simple sales dashboard.

€Estimated profit and margin with a clear cost breakdown.
↗Product profitability to understand what is worth selling more.
◎Data Quality to show how complete the picture is.
✓ You do not need an e-shop connection to start.
BUSINESS TRUTH

A number is not enough without its context.

Kepio shows the available costs behind estimated profit and keeps marketing attribution separate.

Sales€10.000
− Refunds€600
= Net Revenue€9.400
− Costs€7.120
= Estimated Profit€2.280
MORE USE CASES

See how it fits another setup.

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WooCommerce profitabilityCombine WooCommerce order data with COGS, shipping, fees and optional ads for a clearer profitability picture.
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Shopify profitabilityBring Shopify data into Kepio and add the costs needed to see estimated profit and product contribution.
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Meta Ads profitabilityPut Meta ad spend beside real net revenue and business costs without presenting attribution as certainty.
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Google Ads profitabilityCombine Google Ads performance with net revenue and costs to understand whether growth leaves real margin.
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FREE TOOLS & GUIDES

Start with the real financial question behind your store.

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E-commerce profit calculatorEnter sales and costs to see what remains, with no account required.
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E-commerce profitability guideThe core method for moving from revenue to the business result that actually remains.
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ROAS vs real profitWhy a strong ROAS does not automatically mean a profitable store.
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