Your clients' budgets have a cash limit. Show them where it is.
You already argue for bigger budgets and better stock decisions. Foreqast puts a number on what the shop can actually fund — and you earn on every client who signs up through you.
Why this page exists
"We can't afford it this month" is a cash problem wearing a marketing costume.
Every agency has had the conversation: the campaign is working, the ROAS holds, and the client pulls the budget anyway because the account looks thin. Nobody in the room can say whether it actually is.
Ad spend leaves today and comes back over weeks, and a restock leaves months before the stock sells. That gap is a cash question, and it is the real ceiling on the budgets you can win.
Foreqast prices the gap: what a budget change does to revenue, margin and the bank balance before the return arrives — and the same for a restock, at the terms the supplier actually charges.
For you, that is a stronger argument than a ROAS chart, and a client who knows what they can fund is a client who stops cutting budgets by feel.
What you get
A better argument, and a second revenue line
The referral is the commercial part; the argument is the part that keeps the client.
Commission on accounts you bring
Agreed per partnership rather than published as a fixed rate — the terms depend on volume and on who does the onboarding. Ask and we will tell you a number.
The budget argument, costed
A budget change run through revenue, margin and the cash gap before the return, so the case for spending more stops being a ROAS chart.
Restocks in the same model
Order rhythm, purchase value and payment terms on one cash timeline — which is usually the reason the ad budget was cut in the first place.
A shared view with your client
You can work in the client's account alongside them, so the numbers in the meeting are the ones they see afterwards.
Material you can actually use
A short onboarding for your team and the explanation of the offer in language a shop owner recognises.
A named contact
A partner manager, so a client question mid-pitch does not go into a support queue.
How it runs
From referral to a client who plans
Four steps, and the third one is where the agency relationship gets stronger.
- 1
Pick the clients it fits
Shops between roughly half a million and ten million in revenue, where a restock or a budget decision genuinely moves the account.
- 2
Introduce it as a planning tool, not a dashboard
It answers whether the shop can fund the next move. That is a different conversation from another reporting screen.
- 3
Connect Shopify and their accounting
Orders, basket and refunds from the shop; costs and VAT from the books. The forecast builds itself from both.
- 4
Use it in the budget conversation
Show the cash gap before the return, and the budget discussion stops being a matter of nerve.
Commercials
What you earn, plainly
We are not going to publish a percentage we would then renegotiate on the first call. Here is what is actually settled.
Commission
Per agreement
Set per partnership, based on volume and how much of the onboarding you carry. We name a number in the first conversation.
Your client's plan
From €39/mo
A shop under €500k starts on Solo; most agency clients land on Growth or Scale as revenue grows.
Right now
Free
Early access is free with no card, so a referred client can try it before anyone is billed for anything.
When this partnership is a bad idea
Worth saying out loud before you put it in a client deck.
- Your clients are mostly under a few hundred thousand in revenue — the decisions this prices are not big enough to matter for them yet.
- You want a white-label reporting layer to sell as your own. This is the client's tool with your fingerprints on the setup, not your product.
- Your shops run on a platform other than Shopify — their data comes in by CSV, which works but is not the demo you want to give.
- You are looking for a pure affiliate deal with no involvement. The commission is real, but the partnership only pays for both sides if you actually use it with clients.
FAQ
Questions agencies ask
What is the commission?
It is agreed per partnership rather than published, because it depends on volume and on how much of the onboarding you do. We will give you a number in the first call rather than after a contract.
Who owns the client account?
The client. You can be a user in it, which is the point — but it is their data and their subscription.
Does it replace our reporting?
No, and it should not try. It answers what the shop can fund next quarter; your reporting answers what the campaigns did last week.
Which shop platforms are supported?
Shopify syncs directly today. Other platforms come in via CSV import with a saved mapping, and more are on the roadmap.
Can we run it for the client?
You can work in their account with them. We would not recommend running it without them looking — the value is the client understanding the number.
Bring us your first three shops
Tell us what your client base looks like and we will agree terms and set up the first accounts with you.