Shopify shows what you sold. Meta shows ROAS. Google shows conversions. None of them show what you kept. The Daily Profit closes each day like a ledger — every cost counted — and reports the number that's actually yours.
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A good day — but $9,010 of it never belonged to you.
You can have a strong sales day, healthy-looking ad metrics, and a bank account that still feels tight. That's not a reporting glitch — it's a missing report.
Before every cost that follows a sale.
On revenue, not on margin.
Each one costs something to fulfil.
All three can look good on a day you lost money.
Discounts, returns, COGS, shipping, fees, ad spend. Each one is reasonable on its own. Together they decide whether the day was worth it. The Daily Profit counts every line, every day.
The reason most owners don't know their daily profit isn't laziness — it's that collecting the costs is miserable. The Daily Profit does the collecting. You confirm, once.
Ten minutes of setup. Then the ledger keeps itself.
Connect your store once. Every morning after, The Daily Profit reconciles yesterday's orders against every cost and delivers the result — before another day gets away from you.
In the app — Today's Edition
| Gross revenue | 10,214 |
| Discounts & returns | −1,940 |
| Net revenue | 8,274 |
| COGS, shipping & fees | −4,008 |
| Gross profit | 4,266 |
| Ad spend | −2,970 |
| Overhead, prorated | −92 |
| Net profit — kept | +1,204 |
In your inbox — The Morning Brief
A strong sales day that kept a 14.6% net margin.
Tomorrow at 6:00 AM, you could know what today really made.
Product, Discount, and Order Profit — ranked by what they earned you, not what they sold. The quiet winners surface. The expensive habits have nowhere to hide.
Every closed day on record, with your notes in the margin — what happened, what it cost, why it mattered. Compare any period against last month or last year, with the costs as they actually were and the notes you left yourself at the time.
Every section above reads from the same ledger — the same orders, the same dated costs, the same notes. That's why the numbers agree with each other, and why the details hold up:
Update a supplier price today; last March still reports what you actually paid last March.
This BFCM against last BFCM — the same lines, the costs as they were, your notes from the time.
Click any line to see how it was made: the orders behind it, the costs against it.
Open Today's Edition mid-afternoon and watch the day take shape, cost by cost.
Your store's timezone, your currency. "Yesterday" means your yesterday.
No widget grids, no metric pickers. The paper has the same anatomy every day, so it reads in seconds.
The true daily number, every morning.
The whole story: what changed, what worked, and what quietly cost you money.
No order caps. No usage fees. No growth tax.
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