Calculate your real net profit, break-even ad spend (CPL cap), and money lost to Return-To-Sender (RTS) packages in seconds.
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Net profit
— —Break-even CPL cap
—The most you can pay per lead before this campaign loses money.
Sourcing cost is charged on every confirmed order, including packages that come back as RTS. Orders are shown rounded; the maths uses exact values.
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Start Free TrialStandard Western profit calculators assume 100% of orders are paid online and delivered. In the Moroccan Cash on Delivery (COD) market, your true profitability depends on three critical variables:
You can boost delivery rates by sending instant WhatsApp order confirmations, verifying customer addresses via GPS location pins, and printing clear A6 custom delivery labels with barcodes for independent livreurs.
An average confirmation rate in Morocco ranges between 50% and 70%. Using dedicated call center agents with structured script workflows or automated WhatsApp follow-ups can push this above 75%.
Start from your leads, not your orders. Multiply leads by your confirmation rate to get confirmed orders, then by your delivery rate to get delivered orders. Revenue only comes from delivered orders, while product sourcing, ad spend, delivery fees and return (RTS) fees are charged well beyond them. Net profit is gross revenue minus all four of those costs.
Because gross sales in a cash on delivery model are not collected cash. Every unconfirmed lead still cost you ad budget, and every refused package still costs you a return fee plus the sourcing cost of goods that come back. A store with a 55% confirmation rate and a 65% delivery rate collects money on barely a third of its leads — this calculator shows you that gap and the maximum CPL you can afford before it turns negative.
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