PixelYourSite WooCommerce Cost of Goods

Many store owners know what they charge but not what each sale actually earns. Tracking product costs by hand in spreadsheets or separate accounting tools takes time and invites mistakes. This plugin puts cost tracking inside WooCommerce, so the cost of goods sold is calculated automatically as orders come in and your margins sit next to your sales data.

You enter costs for simple and variable products, either manually or by import, and can update many products in one pass. Detailed profit reports then show where the money is made and where costs run high. A dashboard built for store owners of any technical level keeps the work approachable, and the data can inform decisions about pricing and purchasing for stores of any size.

Features

• WooCommerce integration: Cost tracking is added to your existing WooCommerce store, so you can start recording product costs without changing how the rest of your setup works.
• Automatic cost calculation: The cost of goods sold is calculated for you as sales happen, which removes the manual arithmetic and the errors that come with spreadsheets.
• Detailed profit reports: Reports show your profit margins so you can see what your products really earn and base business decisions on actual figures.
• Bulk cost management: Update costs for several products at the same time instead of editing each one, which helps when supplier prices change across a catalog.
• Simple and variable products: Costs can be tracked for both simple and variable products, keeping profit analysis consistent across the different product types in your store.
• Manual entry or import: Enter costs by hand or import them, depending on how you manage your inventory and accounting records.
• Easy-to-use dashboard: Cost information is managed in an intuitive interface made for store owners, so you do not need technical skills to keep your data current.
• Profit trend monitoring: Real-time data on product costs lets you watch profit trends and adjust pricing or purchasing strategies when the numbers shift.

Best for

• WooCommerce store owners who track costs in spreadsheets
• Small online shops that want clear profit margins
• Larger stores managing many simple and variable products