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This is one of the most painful discoveries in DTC: you find out a product you've been scaling has a COGS + shipping + returns cost that means every ad-driven sale is a loss. Campaign ROAS doesn't reveal this because it measures total campaign revenue against total campaign spend — and the high-revenue products mask the loss-making ones. Google Shopping's native reporting gives you campaign-level performance. Seeing it at SKU level requires data you currently don't have in one place.
Solved by Product-Level ROAS — Which products are profitable on ads. Which are draining you.
Standard ad platform ROAS is measured at campaign level. It tells you the campaign returned £X for every £1 spent, but it doesn't tell you which products within that campaign drove the return. Product-Level ROAS connects your Shopify catalogue to ad spend in Insights so you see which SKUs are margin-positive, which break even, and which drain budget—then review Playbook proposed tasks before you reallocate. Multi-touch attribution (first/last/linear/time-decay/position-based; Markov & Shapley when journey volume supports it). Requires Alpomi pixel and sufficient converted journeys.
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The real operational pain that drives people to Alpomi
Google Ads attributes revenue to the campaign — not to the specific product purchased
No native single-screen view in Google Shopping shows SKU-level profitability
A best-selling product can have a high ROAS but a negative contribution margin
BFCM scaling decisions made without product-level data often fund loss-making SKUs at volume
What changes when you close the loop on this feature
Identify loss-making SKUs before you scale them
Product-level ROAS before you invest — not post-season audit
Budget moves to margin-positive products
Stop funding low-margin SKUs with ad spend that erodes overall profitability
Smarter BFCM product selection
Run peak-period campaigns on products that can support the CAC — not just the ones that sell most units
From pain to clarity with Product-Level ROAS
Campaign ROAS: 3.2. Looks good. Scale it. Revenue increases. Profit doesn't. Post-season audit reveals one SKU drove 60% of revenue but had a negative margin on every sale. Budget scaled into the wrong product.
Alpomi: SKU breakdown shows Product A at 5.1 ROAS (margin-positive), Product B at 1.4 ROAS (loss-making at current CPA). Pause spend on Product B. Scale Product A.
New product launch: run a campaign, check overall ROAS. No visibility on whether the new product is performing vs the established SKUs carrying the campaign.
New product launch: product-level view shows the new SKU is underperforming vs your established range. Keep test budget limited until ROAS improves.
See how Product-Level ROAS solves problems specific to your business type
Your best-selling product might be your worst-performing one on ads
High revenue ≠ high margin. The product getting the most clicks might have the lowest margin in your range. Product-Level ROAS shows you the full picture — including which SKUs are profitable to scale and which ones are eating your budget.
We sync your product catalogue and order data from Shopify and match it against spend data from Google Ads and Meta.
Alpomi maps which products were sold through which campaigns using order and product data — SKU-level attribution.
ROAS at product level. Filter by collection, category, or campaign. Identify what to scale and what to pause.
These features work alongside Product-Level ROAS. See how they fit together.
Book a demo and we'll show you how Product-Level ROAS connects to your stack and solves your reporting and attribution challenges.
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