Pricing & profitability Coming soon
dblDigit
Model what a product really costs to land and what it earns — build COGS from materials, price the freight lane, add duty and fees, then solve for the price that hits your margin.
hub Standalone app on the shared dblSuite backbone

What dblDigit is.
dblDigit is the pricing and profitability modeller. Build a product’s cost from its bill of materials, cost the freight lane it ships on — sea, air, rail or road, with real rate cards and volumetric conversions — then add tariffs and your selling fees to see the landed cost and the margin underneath.
Every product carries as many pricing scenarios as you need, each costed independently, so you can compare a 40HC by sea against airfreight before you commit. Solve for the RRP that hits a target gross or net margin, or check the margin an RRP actually delivers.
Scenarios go through approval, and an approved model is pinned to the costs it was signed off against — so a later price rise never quietly restates a decision. Products are linked from dblFeature, and the packaging specs held there can supply the freight parameters directly.
What it does
Everything in one place.
- checkCOGS built from the bill of materials
- checkFreight costing by lane — sea, air, rail, road
- checkRate cards & volumetric weight conversions
- checkTariffs, duty & selling fees → landed cost
- checkUnlimited pricing scenarios per product
- checkRRP solver for a target gross or net margin
- checkApproval-pinned models that never restate silently
Better together
How dblDigit links.
dblDigit works on its own — but its records link to the apps around it over the shared backbone. The app that owns a record stays its system of record; others simply reference it and resolve a live card on read, so nothing is copied and everything stays current.
Products are linked from dblFeature, and its packaging specs can supply the freight parameters directly.
dblDigit is joining the suite soon.
Turn on one app or assemble the suite — multi-entity from day one, no per-seat lock-in.