Profit apps are a big step up from guessing. But an estimate built from settings isn't the same as books built from what actually happened.
TrueProfit is built for
Metreks is built for
| Metreks | TrueProfit | |
|---|---|---|
| Profit dashboard for Shopify | Yes | Yes |
| Product cost source | Actual supplier charges | Costs you enter or rules you set |
| Payment fees | Every actual fee | Calculated from fee settings |
| Every bank and card expense | Yes | Custom costs you add |
| Reconciled to your bank | Yes | No |
| Balance sheet, cash flow, general ledger | Yes | No |
| Sales tax by state | Yes | No |
| Replaces QuickBooks or a bookkeeper | Yes | No |
Based on TrueProfit's public product information, checked October 2026. Products change; check their site for the latest.
A profit app is only as accurate as its settings. If a product's cost changed, if a fee rate depends on the card or country, if a chargeback arrives weeks later, or if a cost never made it into the app, the number drifts away from what's in your bank. You usually find out at tax time.
Metreks doesn't rely on settings for the money that already moved. It books the actual supplier charges, the actual fees, every refund and every bank and card transaction, then checks the result against your statements. If the books and the bank disagree, you see exactly why.
Because Metreks keeps real books, you also get the balance sheet, cash flow, sales tax by state, month-end close and accountant access, so it replaces your accounting software instead of sitting on top of it.
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