Commerce
See your art framed on your own wall before you spend three hundred dollars.
Visualisation then fulfilment.
No account. No card. No sales call.
See the margin after every fee and return
Put in your price, costs, fees, returns and ad spend. See what you keep per order and the most you can pay to win a customer. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
Where the money goes
- Sale price$49.00
- Cost of goods−$14.00
- Shipping you absorb−$6.00
- Platform + payment fees−$5.64
- Returns (amortised)−$3.84
- Advertising−$12.00
- You keep$7.52
Naive margin — price minus cost of goods — reads 71.4%. The real figure after every cost lands is 15.3%.
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FrameMeter — true margin · $7.52 net per order (15.3%), not 71.4% · Breakeven ROAS 2.51x · $3,008 profit a month at 400 orders Run it yourself: https://framemeter.com
What you actually get
Six things that are true on the first day, not on the roadmap.
Honest unit economics
Landed cost, fees, shipping and returns in one number, so you know the real margin per order.
Inventory that reconciles
Stock counts tie to purchase orders and fulfilment. No phantom units.
Fast, boring checkout
A checkout optimised for completion rather than novelty, on every device.
Returns without argument
A published policy, a self-serve portal and a label in two clicks.
Supplier scorecards
Lead time, defect rate and price drift tracked per supplier over time.
Ship where you sell
Multi-currency pricing and duty-inclusive totals calculated before checkout.
The problem
Custom framing is expensive, intimidating and entirely unvisualised.
The customer stands at a counter choosing between forty mouldings and six mat colours held against a corner of their piece, guesses, pays 280 dollars, and finds out three weeks later whether it works.
Online framing services are cheaper but the same blind guess, so most people never frame anything at all.
Who this is for
People framing art, prints, photographs, jerseys and memorabilia, and the independent frame shops who want online ordering without building it themselves.
How it works
Three steps, and the first one costs nothing.
- 01
Try the free true-margin calculator
Put in your price and costs, and see what you actually keep. No account, no card, no call.
- 02
Put FrameMeter to work
Visualisation then fulfilment.
- 03
Upgrade only if it earns it
Keep the free result either way. Move to a paid plan when FrameMeter is already doing the work.
Questions people actually ask
Do I need to talk to anyone to try this?
No. The free true-margin calculator runs without an account, a card or a call.
What does it cost?
The free tier is free forever. Paid plans start at $49 per month.
Who is this actually for?
People framing art, prints, photographs, jerseys and memorabilia, and the independent frame shops who want online ordering without building it themselves.
What problem does it solve?
Custom framing is expensive, intimidating and entirely unvisualised.
Why should I trust the result?
It is plain arithmetic on the numbers you put in, worked out in your browser. Change any input and every figure updates, so you can check each one yourself.
Pricing
Published in full. No “contact us for pricing”, no per-seat surprise on renewal.
Free
The true-margin calculator, free for good.
- Free true-margin calculator
- No credit card
- Core features included
- Community support
ProPopular
For people who use it every day.
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited usage
- Full history and exports
- Integrations and API access
- Email support
Scale
For teams that depend on this in production.
- Everything in Pro
- SSO and SCIM
- Audit log and data residency
- 99.9% uptime SLA
- Dedicated support channel
Prices in USD. Cancel any time from the dashboard — no email, no retention call.
See the margin after every fee and return
Put in your price, costs, fees, returns and ad spend. See what you keep per order and the most you can pay to win a customer. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
Open the free toolIt runs in your browser. FrameMeter never sees your inputs.