
What an ad kept
Profit per order is what each order brought in, less the product costs and payment fees, before the ad’s own cost.
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ROAS counts revenue, and revenue isn’t what you keep. Aplon takes product costs and payment fees off every order an ad drove, and shows what’s left.
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Profit per order is what each order brought in, less the product costs and payment fees, before the ad’s own cost.
Net per order then takes off what the ad paid for each order, so you see what was left once it had paid for itself.

It counts the orders Aplon’s pixel ties to that ad, while the spend is all of it. So what is left after the ad reads low, not high: a floor, not a verdict.
The table above, taken apart: what each order paid, where it went, and what was left once the ad was paid for.
Profit/order needs 10 orders with every cost known; Net/order, 25 the pixel can prove. Read it as a floor, not a verdict.
Orders with an item that has no cost are left out rather than counted as free, and refunded items are taken back off.
Delivery is not taken off here unless you build it into your product costs by country.