For product businesses

Know your margin on every order, before it ships.

Volume discounts, rebates, freight, and royalties stack up fast, and by the time finance reconciles it, the order is already out the door. Dealfloor shows true margin on every order and SKU as the costs add up, holds a floor, and routes the deep discounts for sign-off.

Tuned to how you actually cost a product. Units, COGS, freight, labor, and royalties, all in one P&L.

Harbor & Pine
Wholesale order · Q3 retail program
Option B
Order value · 24,000 units$1,080,000
Proposed price (22% off list)$842,400
Landed cost · COGS, freight, royalty$604,000
Detailed P&L
GROSS MARGIN28%
35% floor
Below the 35% floor. This order can't be confirmed until it's approved.
↳ routed to: Head of Sales
Sound familiar?

Product margin doesn't vanish. It gets discounted, rebated, and freighted away.

An order can look healthy at the list price and barely clear water by the time every cost lands. The gap usually shows up in a reconciliation weeks later, long after the price was promised.

01

The discount lands the order

A buyer pushes for volume pricing and the rep agrees to win the program, with no live view of what the discount does to gross margin. The order books. The margin doesn't.

02

Stacked costs eat the rest

Freight, duties, rebates, royalties, and packout labor pile on top of COGS until a healthy-looking order is barely above water, and nobody saw it coming.

03

It lives in a costing spreadsheet

Landed-cost models sit in Excel, copied per order and never quite current. No floor, no approval step, no record of who signed off on the price.

An order, start to finish

How an order flows.

Step 01

The order gets priced

A 24,000-unit retail program comes in with a 22% volume discount. Dealfloor puts gross margin at 28%, against your 35% floor.

Step 02

The floor trips

The order is held and routed to the Head of Sales with the full landed-cost P&L. She approves it, only because the program locks in a full-year commitment.

Step 03

It's on the record

The margin, the discount, and who approved it are logged to the order. When someone asks why the price was that low, the answer is one click.

See it on your numbers

See Dealfloor on your own orders.

Bring a real order or program quote. In about 20 minutes we'll show you the gross margin, the floor, and the approval flow, running on your numbers instead of a canned demo.

No commitment on the demo · We'll walk it through on your own orders
Product businesses

Questions product teams ask

How does Dealfloor calculate true margin per order and per SKU?
Dealfloor shows true margin on every order and SKU as units, COGS, freight, labor, and royalties stack up – so the number you approve reflects the fully loaded cost to deliver, not just unit price minus unit cost.
Can Dealfloor account for freight, labor, and royalties, not just COGS?
Yes. Dealfloor layers freight, labor, and royalty costs on top of COGS for every line, so margin is calculated on the real landed cost – the things a quick markup usually leaves out are built in.
Will volume discounts or rebates erode our margin without us noticing?
No. Dealfloor recalculates margin as volume discounts and rebates are applied, and the floor holds before the quote goes out – so a discount that would quietly sink an order gets flagged instead of slipping through.
Does Dealfloor work for licensed goods with royalty costs?
Yes. Dealfloor treats royalties as a first-class cost in the P&L, so margin on licensed goods reflects what you actually owe per unit – and the floor accounts for it before the order is approved.