Bookkeeping for
Direct to Consumer
Return on ad spend looks great. The bank account disagrees. DTC books connect ad spend, subscriptions and fulfillment costs to actual cash.
After-ad
contribution margin on every monthly packet
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The usual mess
What keeps Direct to Consumer owners up at night
- Ad platforms report profit; the bank reports otherwise
- Subscription revenue, refunds and churn untracked
- Fulfillment and shipping costs buried in one line
- Landed cost of goods: a mystery
How BooXkeeping helps
Month-end built for your business
Contribution margin, after ads
Margin per order after fees, shipping and ad spend: the number that matters.
Subscription schedules
Monthly recurring revenue, refunds and churn recognized properly, month over month.
Fulfillment cost clarity
Third-party fulfillment, pick-pack and freight broken out so you can renegotiate with data.
Landed cost of goods
Duties, freight and unit costs rolled into your true product cost.
Plays nice with
All integrations →
Shopify, Amazon, Stripe, PayPal, QuickBooks
We cut two products that 'crushed it' on ad spend and made more money the next quarter.
★★★★★
Jules Tanaka
Ember & Oak Candle Co.
· Carlsbad, CA
Books that speak Direct to Consumer.
One call, and we'll walk you through exactly how your books would run.