True landed cost per unit
Freight, customs, duty and prep split across the lines they paid for, by units, by value or by hand, always summing back to the invoice to the cent.
More on landed costCogsIQ works out what each unit cost you to land, freight and duty included, costs every sale against the batch it came from, and brings in TikTok's orders, settlements, fees, ads and payouts. Then it shows what each SKU, batch and shop actually kept.
30 days free with one shop and 5 purchase orders. No card needed.
+6.9%
Revenue $66,380.00, net profit $4,550.80, accrual basis
Find CogsIQ in the App Store inside TikTok Shop Seller Center, where you already run your shop. Collabrun, our affiliate app, is there too: it finds creators, sends affiliate invites and shows the profit each one makes, costed the same way CogsIQ costs your units.
A short tour of CogsIQ: landed cost, FIFO batches and the profit each SKU and shop keeps.
Connect your shop or import the reports you already download. CogsIQ does the allocation, the matching and the reconciliation.
Freight, customs, duty and prep split across the lines they paid for, by units, by value or by hand, always summing back to the invoice to the cent.
More on landed costEach received purchase-order line is its own lot at its own cost, and sales draw from the oldest lot first. Profit per batch, not a blended average.
More on FIFO batchesFees, ads, refunds, 3PL handling and payouts matched to the sale, read on an accrual basis or a cash one, with alerts when a margin moves.
More on fees and profitA shop can grow its sales and lose money doing it. CogsIQ takes every cost out of revenue, in order, so you can see where the margin went.
| Revenue | $66,380.00 |
|---|---|
| Discounts | −$18,900.00 |
| Fulfilment and shipping | −$16,400.00 |
| Cost of goods, FIFO | −$14,200.00 |
| Platform and affiliate fees | −$7,650.00 |
| Warehouse and ads | −$3,100.00 |
| Refunds and samples | −$1,579.20 |
| Net profit | $4,550.80 |
Example figures, not real shop data. A net margin of +6.9%, every deduction traced to the report row and the batch it came from.
A weekly digest of what actually moved: the SKU quietly giving margin back, and the one earning more than it did.
One workspace for every shop you manage, with a management fee per shop and roles scoped to the shops each person works on.
Cost visibility is enforced on the server for every request and every export. Tenant isolation is enforced in the database, not just the interface.
No feature tiers. Every shop on a plan gets all of it.
Collabrun runs affiliate creator programs for TikTok Shop sellers. CogsIQ knows what your units cost. Use both and the profit Collabrun shows for each creator is costed from your own purchase orders.
Two products from one team: both are built and operated by ProTechBridge. CogsIQ works out landed cost and profit per SKU. Collabrun finds TikTok creators, sends affiliate invites and shows the profit each creator makes.
From the same team: collaborators, free calculators for running a small team, including work hours and overtime, hourly to salary and PTO accrual. No signup.
CogsIQ + Collabrun puts both on one plan per shop: $125 a shop a month, the two prices added together. See pricing
One account
The same email signs in to both. Signed in to one, you continue to the other without signing in again.
One shop, one connection
Both read the same TikTok Shop in the same workspace.
The same costing
Collabrun's profit per creator uses the FIFO cost of the exact units that shipped, the same costing CogsIQ does. With CogsIQ, those costs come from your own purchase orders, freight and duty included.
Pay for one, keep the other's dashboard
A shop paid on CogsIQ keeps Collabrun's affiliate dashboard: the figures, profit per creator included. Campaigns, sample requests and messages need a Collabrun plan. A shop paid on Collabrun keeps the CogsIQ dashboard.
No cut of your revenue, no per-order fee, no charge per seat. One price per active shop.
Free trial
30 daysfree
Try CogsIQ on one shop. No card needed.
Per shop
Launch pricing: 50% off
$25
a shop a month
List price $49.99
List price $49.99 a shop a month, with the term discounts on top.
Less a month for a longer term, billed up front:
After the trial, everything for one shop:
10 or more shops
$18.75a shop a month
On any term, monthly included. Once a subscription has 10 or more shops, every shop on it pays the 12-month rate.
For sellers and agencies running several shops.
Work out your bill
Pick a term and the number of shops. The rate per shop never depends on how much you sell.
Allowances warn; they never block. This is an accounting product: a cap that stops you recording a purchase order corrupts the very numbers you pay for. Only adding a shop is a hard limit, because that is the thing being billed.
$25per shop / month
10 or more shops: every shop is $18.75 a month, on any term.
Trial first: 1 shop, 5 purchase orders, no card. Upgrade when you are ready.
With Collabrun too
Collabrun runs your TikTok Shop affiliate program: creator search, campaigns and sample request rules. CogsIQ + Collabrun puts both products on one plan per shop, priced as the two added together, on the same terms. Pay for one and that shop keeps the other's dashboard.
CogsIQ + Collabrun, per shop
$125
a shop a month
List price $449.98
The same four terms, billed up front:
CogsIQ + Collabrun, 10 or more shops
$93.75a shop a month
The same rule for the pair: once a subscription has 10 or more shops, every shop on it pays the combined 12-month rate, on any term.
How landed cost, TikTok's fees and its payouts actually work, and what CogsIQ does with each.
No. Everything works from the report exports you already download from Seller Center. A direct TikTok integration exists and will sync for you automatically, but it is entirely optional, plenty of sellers never turn it on.
FIFO for the cost of goods on a sale: each received purchase-order line is its own lot, and sales draw from the oldest lot first. Weighted average is shown separately as the inventory-valuation figure. Worth being straight with you, TikTok never reports which physical batch shipped an order, so oldest-first is an explicit assumption rather than a measurement.
Add it to the purchase order it belongs to. Landed cost recalculates, and every unit already sold out of that batch is re-costed, so past margins correct themselves instead of staying quietly wrong.
Yes. Cost visibility is a per-invite toggle (summary-only or full breakdown), and it is enforced on the server for every request and every export, not just hidden in the interface.
Every tenant-scoped table is protected by Postgres row-level security, enforced at the database layer rather than by application filters. A bug in a query cannot return another workspace's rows.
No. Map the extra TikTok product IDs and seller SKUs onto one internal product, and sales across all of them roll up to a single SKU sharing one cost basis and one inventory pool.
One account signs in to both, and both read the same TikTok Shop in the same workspace. Collabrun's profit per creator uses the same FIFO costing, from your own purchase orders when you use CogsIQ. A shop paid on either keeps the other's dashboard, and CogsIQ + Collabrun puts both on one plan per shop.
Any time, and yes. Owners can export a complete JSON bundle of their workspace whenever they want, and full deletion is available on request.
Import one settlement report and one purchase order. You'll see the gap between revenue and profit immediately.