Revenue driven for our clients$48,210,377+
Every channel. Every signal. One web.
SpiderOSProfitLive
  • Revenue$12,400
  • Amazon fees-$4,092
  • Ad spend-$2,728
  • Returns-$496
  • COGS-$3,100
  • Profit$1,984

LTV cohorts, 6 months

Payback in month 5

What SpiderOS Profit does differently

  • Every cost stacked

    Referral and FBA fees, ads, returns, storage and COGS, per ASIN, per day.

  • LTV cohorts

    Repeat purchase by first-order month over 12 months.

  • Key months found

    Spot the reorder peak and Subscribe & Save renewals to time retargeting.

  • Spend judged on LTV

    Launch budgets judged on lifetime profit, not first-order ACoS.

How SpiderOS Profit works

Step by step, in the order it runs in your workspace.

  1. 1Stack every cost

    Referral and FBA fees, storage, advertising, returns, promotions and your cost of goods are pulled per ASIN per day from settlement reports, ad reports and the costs you enter.

  2. 2Show true profit

    Profit per ASIN, per day, per channel, after everything, with the fee lines visible so nothing is hidden inside a percentage.

  3. 3Build cohorts

    Customers are grouped by their first-order month and followed for 12 months, using the customer-level data Amazon provides through Brand Analytics, to show repeat purchase and lifetime profit.

  4. 4Find the key months

    Reorder peaks and Subscribe & Save renewal patterns are detected per product, so retargeting and promotions can be timed to them.

  5. 5Set the caps

    Net margin per ASIN sets the profit caps that Ads AI bids against, and lifetime profit informs how much a launch can spend to win a first order.

Built for

  • Deciding what to push

    Products ranked by profit, not revenue, so the ad budget goes where the money is.

  • Judging a launch

    A launch that loses on the first order can still be right if customers come back. The cohort shows the payback month.

  • Catching fee creep

    Fee lines per ASIN per day make an FBA fee change or a storage charge visible the week it happens.

  • Subscribe & Save strategy

    See which products earn repeat orders and when, and set discounts and retargeting accordingly.

Part of a connected web

Sets the profit caps Ads AI bids against.

  • Profit per ASIN and day
  • Fee and COGS tracking
  • 12-month LTV cohorts
  • Payback month
  • Subscribe & Save analysis
  • Profit by channel

Next: SpiderOS Listing AI

Getting set up

Enter cost of goods per SKU once, or sync it from your accounting tool, and the profit view is complete from the next settlement. Cohorts need Brand Analytics access through Brand Registry; Walmart uses order-level estimates.

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SpiderOS Profit, live workspace
Product screenshot to be captured from the live SpiderOS workspace. The mock at the top of the page shows the layout with sample data.

What every SpiderOS module shares

The modules are built on the same connection, the same approval model and the same log, which is why each one gets smarter as the others are switched on.

  • Connected through the official Amazon Ads and Selling Partner APIs, and the equivalent APIs for Walmart, TikTok Shop, Instacart, Meta and Google, so nothing is scraped and access is revoked from your own account.
  • Copilot or autopilot, your choice per action: copilot proposes a change and waits, autopilot applies it inside the guardrails you set, and either way the change is logged with its reason and can be reversed.
  • One workspace per brand, with your team and the PPC Spider team on the same board, roles for who sees what, and your data never used to train models for other customers.
  • Included with every PPC Spider management plan, or on its own from $79 a month, with the plans and limits published on the pricing page.
  • Silk, the assistant, can answer questions about this module in plain language and apply its recommendations with your approval.

Profit and LTV questions

Where does COGS come from?

Enter it once per SKU or sync it from your accounting tool.

Is LTV available for Walmart?

Cohorts need customer-level data, which Amazon provides through Brand Analytics; Walmart uses order-level estimates.

Does it include returns?

Yes. Refunds, return shipping and unsellable returns are counted against the ASIN on the day they post.

Can I see profit by marketplace or channel?

Yes. Amazon, Walmart, TikTok Shop and your store each show profit after their own fees, and together.

How accurate is the cohort data?

It uses Amazon's own repeat purchase data, so it is as accurate as Brand Analytics. Where a channel has no customer-level data, estimates are labelled.

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