Why ecommerce margin math matters
Media buying and page optimization only work if the underlying unit economics hold. This page keeps the model grounded in product, fee, and return-rate reality.
Model per-unit profit, gross margin, and ad-efficiency pressure using deterministic ecommerce inputs.
Profit / unit
$45.36
After fees, shipping, and returns
Gross margin
54.0%
Profit as a share of selling price
Monthly profit
$2,036
After ad spend
Break-even ROAS
1.85x
ROAS needed to cover current per-order profit
You keep $45.36 per order before ad spend, which becomes $4,536 per month at the current volume.
After ad spend, the current model yields $2,036 in monthly profit.
+$5
$89.00
Profit / unit
$49.97
Gross margin
56.1%
+$10
$94.00
Profit / unit
$54.57
Gross margin
58.1%
+$15
$99.00
Profit / unit
$59.18
Gross margin
59.8%
| Scenario | Price | Profit / unit | Gross margin |
|---|---|---|---|
| +$5 | $89.00 | $49.97 | 56.1% |
| +$10 | $94.00 | $54.57 | 58.1% |
| +$15 | $99.00 | $59.18 | 59.8% |
+$5
$89.00
Profit / unit
$49.97
Gross margin
56.1%
+$10
$94.00
Profit / unit
$54.57
Gross margin
58.1%
+$15
$99.00
Profit / unit
$59.18
Gross margin
59.8%
| Scenario | Price | Profit / unit | Gross margin |
|---|---|---|---|
| +$5 | $89.00 | $49.97 | 56.1% |
| +$10 | $94.00 | $54.57 | 58.1% |
| +$15 | $99.00 | $59.18 | 59.8% |
Media buying and page optimization only work if the underlying unit economics hold. This page keeps the model grounded in product, fee, and return-rate reality.
Price-step scenarios help quantify whether better conversion, a price increase, or lower fees would have the biggest business impact.
Yes. The default examples and framing are built around ecommerce products, Shopify-style fees, shipping, and return rates.
Yes. The page is designed to connect product margin to allowable acquisition economics and break-even ROAS.
Margin only improves if the page converts efficiently. Ultima is built to help operators improve the economics after the click.
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