Sales & real profit

The profit behind your sales, not just the revenue

Connect your store and Doughflow lines up your real orders with the costs it already tracks. See which products actually earn once you count what each one costs to make, and which channel pays the bills after fees.

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Most profitableThis month

Country Sourdough

84 sold · $756 in

$525

69% margin

Cinnamon Rolls, 6-pack

52 sold · $416 in

$258

62% margin

Rosemary Focaccia

40 sold · $320 in

$188

59% margin

Seasonal Galette

18 sold · $198 in

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Channel by channel

See which channel actually earns

A busy online store and a busy booth don't earn the same. Doughflow splits your sales by channel and nets out the fees, so you can see where your profit really comes from and put your effort there.

  • Online, in person, and the Shop app, side by side
  • Platform fees taken out, so it's your real take
  • Built on the costs you already track in Doughflow

Profit by channel

Online store

96 orders · $41 fees

$771

In person

71 orders · $12 fees

$370

Shop app

14 orders · $5 fees

$77

Net of platform fees, after the cost to make each item.

Real numbers, from day one

Your costs, meet your sales

Connect your store and Doughflow lines your orders up with your products, so you can see what each one earned against what it cost you to make. Your past orders come in too, and they fill in as you match them to a product you've costed.

  • Your products ranked by the profit they bring in
  • A nudge on anything still missing its cost
  • No cut of what you sell elsewhere

Your channels

Your store

Syncing your orders

Square

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Questions, answered

Which stores can I connect?
Square and Shopify connect today — Square in a couple of taps, Shopify with your store address. Your past orders come in with them, so the numbers are real from day one, and more channels follow.
Where does the profit number come from?
Doughflow uses the cost you've set for each product. It matches your orders to those products and takes the cost off, so you see what each one earned rather than just what it sold for. Processor fees come off at your channel and store totals rather than being split across individual products.
What if a product has no cost yet?
It still shows your sales, and it waits at the bottom of the list with a nudge to add its cost. Once you do, its profit and margin show up on the sales that follow.
Do you take a cut of my sales?
Your sales stay yours. Doughflow never takes a cut of what you sell through Square, Shopify, your own storefront, or in person. Reserve preorders on your Doughflow page are free — your customer orders ahead and pays you at pickup. If you turn on online payments for a drop, card processing plus a small per-order service fee applies, shown plainly before you enable it.

Know what your sales really earn

Start free, connect your store, and see the profit on every product you've costed.

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