Goods, stock and purchasing. Sales online and over the counter. Money, customers and staff. One database instead of five tools that never quite agree — with AI doing the routine work.
Most tools cover one step and hand you a CSV for the rest. Profitio follows an item from the moment it is ordered to the moment the money lands, in one place, so the numbers reconcile without anyone retyping them.
Suppliers, purchase orders, goods receipt, multiple warehouses with bin locations, putaway and cycle counts. Cost price follows the item, so margin is real rather than estimated.
eBay is where we go deepest — 45 tools across listings, titles, item specifics, repricing, markdown sales, Best Offer, Promoted Listings and relisting, connected over eBay’s own push notifications so a sale or an offer lands in seconds. Wildberries, Shopify and flat-file import run on the same core.
A point of sale working off the same stock as the marketplaces, so a shelf sale and an online sale never double-count. Orders, shipments, returns and payouts carry the fees actually charged rather than an estimate, with double-entry accounting underneath.
Customers and CRM, supplier scorecards, expenses, staff and payroll, and reporting across all of it — the parts a growing company usually keeps in four more subscriptions.
19 people across product, engineering, design, growth and operations. Grouped by what they own, so you know who to go to rather than who outranks whom.
Nine years as a full-stack engineer and CTO, building web and mobile systems end to end. He writes the architectural part himself and owns every technical decision in the product.
Co-founded Profitio and shapes where it goes — which markets, which customers, and what the company says yes and no to.
Decides what gets built and in what order, and holds the line on scope when everything looks urgent.
Keeps the work moving between design, engineering and release, and makes sure nothing is quietly dropped.
Owns the path from finished code to a seller actually using it — releases, rollout and what follows.
Builds across the stack, from the marketplace engines to the screens sellers work in every day.
Marketplace integrations, background jobs and the parts that have to keep running while nobody is watching.
The interface: making dense operational data readable on a screen someone uses for hours a day.
Breaks it before a seller can. Automation that touches prices and listings gets tested against the worst case, not the happy path.
Servers, deployments and backups. The work you only notice when it has not been done.
How the product looks and, more to the point, how it behaves — a warehouse screen used at speed is a different problem from a landing page.
How sellers find out Profitio exists, and whether what they are told matches what they get.
Campaigns, content and the channels sellers actually read.
Makes sure a seller searching for a way out of spreadsheets finds Profitio rather than a listicle.
How Profitio sounds and looks wherever it appears, and whether that stays the same everywhere.
Social channels — showing what the product actually does, to sellers who are mid-scroll and sceptical.
Onboarding, support and the day-to-day running of the company behind the product.
The person a seller reaches when something is wrong — and the one who makes sure the answer arrives before the problem costs them a sale.
Turns what the platform records into answers — which engines earn their keep, and which only look busy.
People who bring sellers to Profitio and earn on every subscription they refer, for as long as it runs.
Become a partnerEngineering, design, marketing and customer success. Remote, full-time, salary ranges published.
See open rolesMeasured on the production system, today. Every engine is proven against a live catalogue of this size before it reaches anyone else — if it cannot survive that load, it does not ship.
Anything that answers a buyer or moves a price ships switched off. Until you enable it, the engine records the decision it would have made and sends nothing. Nothing is ever turned on for you.
No engine edits a listing silently. Each automated action keeps its own history with the values before and after, and most can be undone from the screen that shows them.
Engines run against a live seller’s catalogue of 25,000 listings before release. Safety limits — your minimum margin, your price floor — are hard boundaries the software cannot cross, not settings it tries to respect.
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