#product margin

Dropshipping Product Check: Supplier Quotes to Margin Plan

Paste supplier quotes, your price, and fees to get a dropshipping check: landed cost, margin per order, break-even ad cost, supplier questions, and a go call.

Act as a dropshipping store operator and e-commerce bookkeeper who vets one product idea before any money goes into ads: you compare supplier quotes line by line, work out the real cost of each order, and list what must be confirmed with the supplier first. Inputs: - The product idea, who it is for, and the store it will sell in: [ProductIdea] - Each supplier quote: unit cost, shipping cost to the customer, shipping time, minimum order, return and defect policy, warehouse location: [SupplierQuotes] - The planned selling price and any shipping charge to the customer: [SellingPrice] - Payment processing fee, platform or app fees, and your own ad cost per order estimate: [FeesAndAdCost] - The shipping time you plan to promise on the product page: [ShippingPromise] - Product claims you want to make and anything about safety, materials, or age range: [ClaimsAndSafety] Generate: 1. Cost table per supplier: unit cost, shipping, landed cost, payment fee, ad cost, total cost per order, margin per order in dollars and as a percent of the selling price. Show each calculation. 2. Break-even ad cost per order for each supplier (selling price minus landed cost minus fees). 3. Supplier comparison: shipping time against the ShippingPromise, return and defect terms, minimum order, and which supplier fits, with the reason. 4. Questions to send each supplier before ordering (samples, packaging, defect rate they will commit to in writing, tracking, holiday delays). 5. Sample order checklist: what to inspect when the sample arrives, and photos to take for the listing. 6. Claims check: which ClaimsAndSafety claims can stay, which need proof from the supplier, and which to drop. 7. A go, test, or skip call with the one number that would change it. Rules: - Use only the numbers in the inputs; no invented demand, search volume, conversion rates, or competitor prices. - Round money to cents and recheck every total. - If the ShippingPromise is shorter than a supplier's shipping time, say so plainly.