Know what your product actually costs.
Freight, ingredients, and co-packer charges in one cost per unit, corrected when the real numbers land.
Cost tracking means knowing what a unit really cost you, not what a recipe’s ingredients add up to.
For a CPG brand that means landed cost, so freight is carried by the goods it arrived with, and COGS per batch, so a March run is not priced off February’s numbers. Peasy includes both, free.
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The half-right number
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Cost from what happened
Link the bill to the purchase order and the freight spreads across the lines it arrived on. Ingredients roll up per batch, and third-party charges land on the batch that incurred them. Record the expected co-packer charge when you set up the run, and the real invoice replaces it later.
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It fixes itself, backwards
One freight charge from the bill, spread across the goods it actually shipped.
One batch’s cost, rolled up from its ingredients and the co-packer’s own charges.
The period you are closing, with a note recording how every figure was reached.
Built for brands that make their product
Most inventory tools cost your product the way a warehouse would: what you paid for the box. If you make the thing, the cost is spread across a bill, a batch, and an invoice that has not arrived yet.
Freight carried by the goods it arrived with, not guessed at afterward.
COGS per batch, rolled up from ingredients and the charges that batch actually incurred.
A Co-Manufacturer Cost Basis field, so a co-packer’s charges land per unit or per batch.
Costs that correct themselves when the real invoice lands, back through what you already sold.
Free, because we make money on payments, not on your SKUs.
It runs on your data, though. Bills entered and linked to your POs, and templates carrying current ingredient costs. Peasy makes that discipline pay off, not replace it.
Peasy transformed our operations by preventing costly stockouts, powering better forecasting and planning through its dashboard, and delivering the relief of seeing exactly how much cash is tied up in our inventory, something we could never justify with expensive alternatives before.
Danny walsh
Peak State Coffee
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What is landed cost?
Landed cost is what a unit cost by the time it reached you, including freight, not just the invoice price. Freight from a bill spreads across the goods it arrived with, so what you carry is what you paid.
