Discounts pile up
A popular promotion brings orders, but how much is left after the markdown?
A busy store can bring in more orders without keeping more profit. Profit Guard is our planned way to help you see the costs behind each sale, understand what changes your margins and make clearer decisions.
Concept experience · No live store connection or installation available.

The answer is rarely one number. It can hide in dozens of small decisions made across your store.
A popular promotion brings orders, but how much is left after the markdown?
Delivery costs shift. The price your customer pays may not tell the whole story.
Refunds, return shipping and handling can alter the value of a sale.
Revenue looks healthy, while bills and inventory payments still need attention.
Profit Guard is envisioned to bring relevant costs and sales signals together so you can better understand what is contributing to your results. See what changed, why it may matter and what deserves your attention.
Meet the planned specialists →These are intended parts of the Profit Guard direction, not currently available automated tools.
Explore margins, product economics and possible sources of profit leakage.
Understand how refunds and associated costs may affect the value of sales.
See how expected inflows, expenses and timing may shape cash decisions.
Adjust a simplified order scenario to see how contribution changes. This educational example uses invented numbers and does not calculate your store's actual financial performance.
Formula: sale price − product cost − discount − shipping − assumed return cost. This does not include every potential expense, tax, fee, or accounting rule. Negative results indicate this limited example costs more than its sale price. Not investment, tax or accounting advice.
The envisioned workflow helps you investigate before acting. Changes affecting pricing, promotions or cash decisions would remain subject to appropriate merchant review and approval.
Surface a pattern worth looking at.
Compare relevant contributing costs.
See an explanation and possible responses.
Choose whether an action should proceed.
Review what changed afterward.
These products address different merchant needs. Availability varies.
“Is there something in my store setup or catalog I should review?”
Explore Store Check →“Where might there be an opportunity to improve store performance?”
Explore Growth →“What is left after the costs behind sales, and what affects it?”
Explore the illustrative example ↑Profit Guard is a planned BRAYN Shopify app. Our aim is to make the economics behind store decisions easier to understand, with meaningful human oversight.
These links are intended site routes. Verify destination readiness before production release.
One planned complete plan
Or $1,490/year
Proposed seven-day free trial — not available to activate.
USD. Proposed commercial targets only. Final prices, terms and available capabilities may change before any launch. No subscription or checkout is active.
No. Profit Guard is planned and is not publicly available for installation.
No. The Profit Explorer is a synthetic illustration with editable assumptions, not a live integration or actual merchant report.
Consequential pricing and financial decisions are intended to require merchant review and approval. Actual features and permissions have not been finalized.
Here, it means sales revenue remaining after selected directly associated costs. Actual business calculations depend on which costs, fees, taxes and accounting methods are included.
No. $149/month, $1,490/year and the seven-day trial are proposed targets, not active billing offers.
No. Profit Guard and Growth are separate planned Shopify suites with different purposes.