Atelvar Marge · coming soon
Cost and profit for made or bought-in products.
So you can answer “Did I make money on this?” without a spreadsheet.
What Marge does
Marge helps Shopify shops see what they actually keep after cost and fees. Makers build a materials list for each product. Resellers enter what they paid for one. Mixed shops pick Made or Bought in on each product, so you only fill in what that item needs.
Add your minutes if you want your time counted. If you leave them off, Marge says so rather than treating your time as free.
Figures are worked out in cents from the costs you enter and the data Shopify sends: selling price, cost, fees, postage and what you keep. If postage is still an estimate, or your time isn’t added yet, Marge says so.
When a supplier puts a price up, change it once and Marge shows every product it hits straight away. Bought a pack or case? Type the pack price and how many came in it, and Marge works out the cost of one for you.
Built for how shops actually work
I make them
Add materials once, then a materials list per product. Change a wax price and see every candle it affects.
I buy them in
Enter what you paid for one. Marge turns that into cost and profit without asking you to list materials you don’t use.
I do both
Same shop, both kinds of product. Labels keep Made and Bought in clear on the list and dashboard.
Shopify first
Marge is a Shopify app. It will read your products, orders, and inventory so it can show profit beside what you already sell. It will not write back to Shopify’s Cost per item field.
Plans
When Marge launches, every shop will start with a 14 day free trial. After that it’s Starter, for up to 25 products with all their options included, or Pro, with no product limit. Pay yearly and you get two months free. There’s no free plan, and Shopify will handle all billing. Prices will be shown on Marge’s Shopify App Store listing when that listing is published.
Your data
Marge will only read from Shopify. It can’t change your store, and it doesn’t keep your customers’ names or contact details. We don’t sell shop data. See the privacy policy for what we collect and why, and the terms of service for how the app will be offered.