Targets:
Factor Payment Schedules
Into Your Team’s Goals –
Skip Loans and Pocket More Profit!

Set quarterly revenue and profit targets based on your upcoming payments.
Track progress weekly and act fast when you’re falling behind —
so you can borrow less and avoid emergency loans at high interest rates

No credit card required

2 weeks free 

Included in Pro plan

Use Case A

Catch Underperformance
Before Emergency Loans

Spot falling behind in week 2 —
not month 3 when you need emergency cash
Example:
Seller planned to sell 330 units in Q1.

By March, only 40 units sold (10%). Panicking, they spent an extra $9,000 on ads and borrowed $20,000 at 12% — $2,400 in interest alone.

Final result: just 200 units.

If they had spotted the problem in January, they could have adjusted ads gradually — no panic spending, no emergency loans.

What to track:

1
Pace % — below 100% means you’re behind
2
Performance Gap — how much money you’re short
3
Daily Target Needed — what daily rate catches you up.

2 weeks free 

No credit card required

Included in Pro plan

Use Case B

Prevent Out-of-Stock
Caused by Overperformance

Selling faster than planned?
Great — until you run out of stock and lose your organic ranking.
Example:
Product at 140% Pace on Units. At this rate, stock runs out 6 weeks early.Out of stock = Amazon drops your ranking = months to recover = thousands in lost organic sales.

If spotted early: order next batch sooner — or reduce ad spend to slow sales until new stock arrives.
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What to track:

1
Ahead” status — great news, but plan accordingly
2
Units Pace above 100% — will you have enough stock?
3
Check lead times — can you reorder in time?

2 weeks free 

No credit card required

Included in Pro plan