Shopify Profit Tracker

Track Shopify profit with payment fees, shipping costs, ad spend, and accounting data in one place so your dashboard matches the real business, not just top-line sales.

See sales, ad costs, and expenses in one place

Pull your Shopify sales, marketing costs, payment fees, shipping costs, and business expenses into one dashboard.

Know what you actually keep from each sale

See what is left after product cost, shipping, fees, and ads so you are not guessing based on revenue alone.

Compare Nummbas with the tools you already know

Jump straight to the TrueProfit, Lifetimely, and Triple Whale comparison pages if you are deciding between a few options.

What a real Shopify profit tracker should show

A useful profit tracker does more than subtract product cost from Shopify sales. It should show the cost structure behind every order and how that rolls up into your full business picture.

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Track profit after fees, not just after sales

Pull Shopify revenue together with payment processing fees, shipping costs, refunds, discounts, and ad spend so each order reflects real contribution margin.

02

Connect accounting data for true net profit

A Shopify-only profit tracker misses payroll, software, rent, insurance, and every other operating expense. Nummbas connects QuickBooks and Xero so the full P&L is visible.

03

See the business, not just the store

Use the same workspace to monitor ROAS, customer LTV, cash runway, product margins, shipping performance, and weekly changes that need action.

If you start with Shopify, you still need to choose the right kind of tool

That is the real decision behind most "Shopify profit tracker" searches. Do you want a lightweight Shopify app, an LTV-focused analytics tool, or a broader finance layer that also pulls accounting and cash context into the same view? These pages make that tradeoff clearer.

What feeds the profit number

Your margin view is only as good as the data behind it

Most Shopify profit apps stop at store data. Nummbas also pulls ad spend, payment fees, shipping costs, refunds, and accounting expenses so the profit number is closer to what actually lands in the business.

Shopify orders

Meta and Google ads

Stripe and payment fees

Shipping and fulfillment

QuickBooks or Xero

Returns and refunds

One operating view

See the same business from the order level up

Review revenue, fees, ad spend, cash runway, and product margins without stitching together five different tools first.

Ready to see your real numbers?

Use the live demo to see how Nummbas helps you find profit, cash risk, and the next step.