See your true profit, offer by offer.

Working out what each offer, campaign and customer really earns after every cost: processing fees, refunds, chargebacks, alert fees, the reserve your processors hold, product cost and what you paid to win the customer. Beast does it on every sale across every processor, so you see true profit, not just revenue.

Beast does, for subscription merchants. It takes every cost off every sale across every processor, from fees, refunds and chargebacks to the reserve, product cost and ad spend, and shows net cash flow and margin for every offer, campaign and day, with LTV and renewals for every month of customers.

The money a customer brings in over time, from the first order through every renewal. Beast shows it for every month of new customers, gross and net, at 30, 60, 90 days and beyond, and by campaign and offer, so you can see which customers are worth winning and how fast their value builds.

It starts with revenue from your billing platform and takes off every cost: refunds and chargebacks, processing and chargeback fees, alert fees, product cost, the reserve your processors hold and your ad spend per new customer. You set the costs once, by offer or processor, and every figure follows.

Cash flow counts every dollar in and out in a period, including the reserve your processors hold back. Profitability follows the customers you won in that period and sets their revenue against their own costs, including what you paid to win them. Beast shows both, side by side.

Yes. Enter your ad spend per new customer, product cost, processing fee, reserve, chargeback fee and alert fees once, then set different rates by campaign, offer or processor where they differ. Beast applies them to every sale, so each offer is judged on its own costs.

Compare what a month of customers is worth at 60 or 90 days with what you paid to win them, after your product and processing costs. If customers bring in about $130 by day 60 and cost $35 each to win, you can bid harder on the offers whose customers renew best.

The share of customers who pay again at each renewal. Beast shows it cycle by cycle for each month of new customers, against the starting base or the cycle before, so you can see where customers drop off and which offers keep them longest.

Yes. Group cash flow and profit by campaign, then by product, or by day, week or month, and download any view. Each row shows revenue, refunds and chargebacks, fees, ad spend, reserve, net cash flow and cash margin, so the offer behind a change is easy to find.

Because costs move on their own. Ad spend per customer creeps up, a processor raises its fees, or refunds and chargebacks climb on one offer. Revenue hides it; true profit shows it. Beast flags the change by offer and by day, so you can act before the month closes.

Every renewal that fails and isn't won back takes money out of that customer's lifetime value. Beast counts only renewals that went through, so a better approval rate shows up as higher LTV. More on failed payment recovery and approval rates.

A billing platform reports sales and renewals. Beast adds the costs that live elsewhere, from each processor’s fees and reserve to chargebacks, alert fees and your ad spend, and puts every processor side by side, so profit and LTV are true for every offer.

Your billing platform and your processors, read-only, then your costs. There's no code to add to your checkout and nothing to migrate, and most merchants are live in days. See every billing platform, gateway and processor Beast connects to on the integrations page.

Profitability & LTV is part of the Platform plan, billed monthly by your processing volume, from $99 a month. The same plan includes Opportunities, Deposits & Reserves and the rest of the Platform, for unlimited users. See pricing for every volume band.