Stop guessing what your products actually cost.

If you make what you sell, your BigCommerce catalog only tells half the story. The other half — raw materials, recipes, batches, and the real cost of each production run — usually lives in a spreadsheet that stopped being accurate months ago. MakerStock closes that gap.

Real costing, not estimates

When you run a batch, MakerStock deducts raw materials FIFO from your actual lots and snapshots the unit cost of each one at the moment it's consumed. The COGS you get back is what that specific batch really cost you — not an average, not a guess. Ingredient prices moved between two deliveries? Your margin reflects it.

Traceability that survives an audit

Every finished batch carries its full history: which supplier lot went in, which expiry date, which customer order it went out on. One click generates a lot report PDF covering traceability. Expiry alerts run daily and automatically release expired lots reserved on unshipped orders.

Built for the shop floor, not just the back office

Production doesn't happen at a desk. The MakerStock mobile app lets your operators launch a batch, check feasibility against current stock, receive supplier deliveries, and record lot numbers from where the work actually happens. Each operator gets their own login and warehouse permissions.

The full workflow, in one place

Buy — supplier purchase orders, partial receiving, cost captured at the line level. Make — recipes and bills of materials, batch planning, feasibility checks before you commit stock, multi-warehouse with lot transfers. Sell — finished stock syncs to BigCommerce automatically; B2B reseller orders, delivery notes and invoices for your wholesale channel. Understand — P&L, gross margin by product, top and flop performers, inventory turnover, break-even analysis and 12-month projections.

Who uses MakerStock

Soap and cosmetics brands, food and beverage producers, breweries and distilleries, coffee roasters, supplement makers, candle studios, and any BigCommerce merchant assembling kits or bundles from components.