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Landed cost per SKU
Unit cost, ocean or air freight, duty, port and drayage, factory setup amortised across your actual run size, inbound to 3PL. One number per paddle, built the way your accountant should have built it.
Free, no call required
Send us your numbers and we'll build you a full landed-cost and channel margin model, freight, duties, factory setup, platform fees, the lot. You'll see your true margin per SKU and per channel. No meeting, no pitch, no card.
Send my numbers →Takes about 10 minutes to fill in. We come back within 5 business days with a model you keep, whether or not you ever work with us.
Your Shopify dashboard shows a gross margin. It is almost never the real one.
It usually misses ocean freight and the duty on every unit. It misses the factory setup you amortised across a run that ended up shorter than planned. It misses the 3PL fee, the return, the Amazon referral percentage, the wholesale account you priced off a number from eighteen months ago.
Every one of those is a few points. Together they're the difference between a paddle that funds your next production run and one that quietly costs you money on every sale.
You don't need a bookkeeper to tell you that. You need someone to do the arithmetic properly, once, so you can see it.
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Unit cost, ocean or air freight, duty, port and drayage, factory setup amortised across your actual run size, inbound to 3PL. One number per paddle, built the way your accountant should have built it.
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The same SKU costed across DTC, Amazon and wholesale, with platform fees, referral percentages, fulfilment and returns applied to each. Usually the first time a founder sees these side by side.
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Where the money is going, largest first, with the dollar figure attached. Some of it will be fixable this month. Some of it is a pricing conversation.
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A spreadsheet, not a PDF. Change a freight rate or a run size and it recalculates. It's yours whether you hire us or not.
How It Works
The form below. Unit costs, run sizes, freight terms, where you sell. About ten minutes if you have your last invoice to hand.
Five business days. If something's missing or doesn't add up, we email you one question rather than guessing.
The model, plus a short written summary of what we found. If you want to talk it through, there's a link to book a call. If you don't, that's genuinely fine, no follow-up sequence, no drip.
Because it's the most honest sales pitch we have.
We only work with pickleball brands, paddles, apparel, gear. Anyone can say they understand overseas factory deposits and 90-day lead times. Showing you your own numbers, correctly, before you've paid us anything is harder to fake.
If the model is useful and you'd rather not think about this again, we'll quote you. If it's useful and you take it to your own bookkeeper, that's a fair outcome too. Either way you'll know what your paddles cost.
Get Started
Seven fields. Nothing here we wouldn't need to build the model, no phone number, no company size dropdown for a sales rep.
Once it's in, we'll email you one question if anything is missing. Otherwise the next thing you hear from us is the model itself.
We'll email your model to within 5 business days. If we need one clarification we'll ask, otherwise the next thing you hear from us is the model itself.
Ten minutes of form-filling, and you'll know.
Send my numbers → Or book a strategic call instead →The Landed COGS Calculator shows a single SKU's unit economics, true landed cost, contribution margin and break-even price, in under a minute.
Try the calculator Ongoing coverageBookkeeping, landed COGS and fractional CFO plans built only for pickleball gear brands.
View pricingYes. No card, no trial, no call you have to sit through first. We build the model and send it to you.
You'll have seen what we can do, and some people hire us afterwards. That's the whole mechanism. If you don't, you keep the model.
As accurate as the numbers you give us. It's built from your invoices and rates, not an estimate, which is why the form asks what it asks. If something's missing we'll email and ask rather than guess.
No, only gear brands. Paddles, apparel, equipment. Courts and clubs are a different business with different economics.