The number nobody keeps
Sold out is costing you more than you think.
It starts counting the day you connect. Every day before that is a day you’ll never get back.
days your best product sat at zero
systems that wrote down what it cost
Sound familiar?
There’s no alert for money you didn’t make.
- 01
Your bestseller hit zero on a Tuesday. The restock landed the next Thursday.
Nine days.
- 02
Shopify shows nine quiet days. It calls that low demand.
So the next order is smaller. So it sells out again.
- 03
Nobody told you. You found out when a customer asked.
You live in your reports. You know today’s sold-out SKU.
- 04
You have no idea what last quarter’s sold-out days cost you.
Because nothing, anywhere, wrote it down.
And it came out of the same cash you need for the next order.
Here’s what changes
Every day at zero gets a dollar figure
Priced, not guessed
Every day a product sits at zero gets a dollar figure. Yours. From your run-rate, your price, your hours out. The math is on the screen — check it against your own admin.
Ranked by what it cost
You get a list, ranked by what each product cost you while it was gone.
The five you protect
You know which five you can’t afford to run out of. Not a guess. A number.
It starts counting the day you connect. Every day before that is a day nobody wrote down — which is exactly why the number doesn’t exist yet.
Due diligence
The three reasons not to believe this — answered
“I know when I’m out of stock.”
You know today’s. You don’t know last quarter’s 31 zero-days across 14 products, or what they cost. Nobody kept that.
“I could build that report.”
From data that isn’t there. Shopify doesn’t keep hours-at-zero. Once the moment passes, it’s gone. The only way to have the number is to have been counting.
“It’ll be some inflated vendor number.”
Every dollar shows its math. If it doesn’t tie out to your admin, don’t trust it.
“Those 8 zero-days weren’t low demand — they were no inventory.”
A plain average can’t tell the difference between “nobody wanted it” and “we had nothing to sell.” Neither can your forecast, and that’s the part that keeps costing you.
The difference
You never lose those sales again.
You know exactly which products to protect — before the quarter closes, not after.
Without Lost Sales
It keeps looking like a slow week. The forecast keeps ordering less. The bestseller keeps running out. And the money keeps leaving with no record it was ever there.
With Lost Sales
You know what sold out cost you. In dollars. Per product. Before the quarter closes.
Join the waitlist. It starts counting the day you connect.
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