Dropship Scout · Launch workspace

Know your numbers. Test your offer.

One place for supplier evidence, advertising limits, campaign drafts, and actual results. Calculations use your assumptions, not a sales forecast.

Interactive preview. Starting costs are illustrative. Nothing is saved, published, or purchased.

1. Choose the offer

Product / offer nameWho is it for?What verified benefit are you selling?Supplier or evidence link (https://…)

I checked current availability and unit cost.I checked shipping for my intended destination.I have customer-interest evidence, beyond an AI score.

These are your attestations. The app does not independently verify the source.

2. Set a profitable test

Order revenue includes any shipping you charge the buyer, before taxes. Shipping cost is what you pay to fulfill the order. The default platform allowance is 5%; adjust it for your channel. Tax, duties and overhead are excluded.

Total order revenue, including charged shipping ($)Product cost ($)Shipping per order ($)Payment fee (%)Fixed payment fee ($)Platform fee (%)Returns allowance (%)Expected acquisition cost ($)Advertising test budget ($)Target profit per order ($)

3. Campaign draft

Templates assembled from your inputs. Review product claims and policies before publishing. No paid AI generation runs here.

For . Merchant-provided benefit: Before publishing: substantiate this benefit and add verified specifications, delivery estimates, return terms, and original or licensed photos.

Three hooks to test

: looking for ?
A closer look at .
Could fit your needs? Here's what to check.

Short video script

[Template draft — verify all claims before recording] 0–3s: Show with the question: “Looking for ?” 3–12s: Demonstrate the product using your own footage. Explain only features you have verified. 12–20s: Explain who it is for: . Show limitations and verified delivery terms. 20–25s: Invite viewers to review the product details and decide whether it fits their needs.

These are deterministic templates, not AI-generated research or verified product claims.
Verification checkboxes are your manual attestations, not independent verification. Confirm supplier identity, stock, landed costs, destination-specific shipping, and return terms.
Substantiate your stated benefit; remove unsupported medical, safety, income, and performance claims.
Use original or licensed media and disclose required sponsorships.
Review the listing and approve publishing yourself.
Set a test spending cap and record actual spend, orders, revenue, and refunds.

4. Record the actual test

Enter totals for this product and test period. Refunds are dollar amounts; revenue is before refunds. This ledger is manual, not automatically synced from ad accounts.

spend ($)ordersrevenue ($)refunds ($)

Contribution after test

$0.00

Actual acquisition cost

—

Actual ROAS

No ad spend

No completed orders recorded yet.

Product and shipping costs are estimates from step 2. Taxes, overhead, and supplier credits are outside this calculation.

Merchandising manager

A rules-based decision assistant. It evaluates costs and evidence; it does not predict demand.

Profit after ads

$8.67

Net margin

22.2%

Break-even acquisition cost

$16.67

Target acquisition ceiling

$11.67

Break-even ROAS

2.34×

Orders test budget could fund

Review missing evidence

Verify the missing evidence before spending on a launch.
Confirm supplier availability and product cost.
Confirm shipping cost for the destination.
Add evidence of customer interest.

Free: 3 saved launches. Pro: 50. Campaign drafts and calculations do not incur generation fees. Publishing and fulfillment remain separate, approved actions.