Olympus vs TrueProfit

TrueProfit is a profit tracker for Shopify with Net Profit as its headline number, every cost taken off, and a mobile app. It is priced by your orders a month. Here is how it compares with Olympus, and when it is the better choice.

Checked against TrueProfit's own pages on October 31, 2026; every claim links its source. If something has changed, tell us: support@oldbones.ai

Choose Olympus if you want what you keep after ads without fixed costs blurring it, free, with ads, email and search together and specialists in your own AI.

Choose TrueProfit if you want one net profit number with every cost taken off, rent and salaries included, on a phone app, from $35 a month.

	Olympus	TrueProfit
What it is	Your store's numbers in one place, and your own AI to ask about them	A profit tracker with Net Profit as its headline trueprofit.io
Starting price	Free. You pay Railway about $5 a month for hosting	No free plan; $35 a month for 300 orders, after a 14-day trial trueprofit.io
Paid plans	Pantheon: seven AI agents, custom-built to help you run an ecommerce brand, in your own Claude or ChatGPT: Hermes, your messenger: why the numbers moved, and the Council when a question crosses lanes Plutus, your CFO: margins, break-evens and prices Ares, paid ads: whether your ad spend pays, campaign by campaign Aphrodite, email and retention: what email really earns, which flows are missing or broken, and whether your list is healthy Athena, products and customers: what sells, what sells together, and who comes back Hephaestus, conversion: where shoppers drop off Demeter, search: your Google searches and how AI finds you From $249 a month, with a 14-day free trial.	By orders a month: $35 to 300, $60 to 600, $100 to 1,500, $200 to 3,500, plus a fee per extra order trueprofit.io
A store with $1M to $2.5M in sales a year	Free, or Pantheon at $499 a month ($4,990 a year)	$100 a month to 1,500 orders, $200 to 3,500, plus a fee for each extra order trueprofit.io
Contract	None on Free. Pantheon monthly with no commitment, or yearly with two months free	Monthly only; no yearly plan trueprofit.io
Free plan	Every connection, every view, your whole history and your whole team	No trueprofit.io
Where your data lives	In your own Railway account	On TrueProfit’s servers trueprofit.io
Attribution	No pixel, by design: each ad platform's claims beside what Shopify actually took in	Its own pixel, last-click and assisted, on Enterprise ($200), in beta helpdesk.trueprofit.io
What each product keeps after ads	Yes, free: what each product keeps after ad spend, and your break-even	Net Profit after every cost, fixed costs spread evenly over the dates you pick helpdesk.trueprofit.io
AI	In your own Claude or ChatGPT, on Pantheon: Hermes, six specialists each with one lane, and the Council. No credits or top-ups	An MCP for Claude and ChatGPT, on Enterprise ($200) only helpdesk.trueprofit.io
Can its AI change your ad accounts?	Never. Read-only, by design	Not documented. Its MCP setup allows write and delete tools helpdesk.trueprofit.io
Store platforms	Shopify	Shopify, with TikTok Shop helpdesk.trueprofit.io
Ad platforms	Google Ads, TikTok Ads and Reddit Ads. Meta Ads opens to every store when Meta finishes reviewing the app; beta stores connect today	Eleven, including Meta, Google, TikTok, Microsoft, Snapchat, Pinterest and Amazon apps.shopify.com

Where TrueProfit is the better choice

Low price at low volume

From $35 a month for up to 300 orders.

trueprofit.io

A mobile app

A free iOS and Android app on every plan.

trueprofit.io

Every cost in one number

Rent, salaries, software and agency fees as custom costs, one-time or recurring, taken off for a single Net Profit.

helpdesk.trueprofit.io

Costs from many sources

Ad spend from eleven platforms, and costs from print-on-demand, dropshipping and shipping apps.

apps.shopify.com

A pixel on its top plan

Its own pixel with last-click and assisted purchases on Enterprise, in beta.

helpdesk.trueprofit.io

What's different with Olympus

What you keep after ads, not net profit

TrueProfit takes fixed costs like rent and salaries off its Net Profit, divided evenly over the dates you choose, so a one-off repair bill moves your number for reasons your ads and products didn’t cause. Olympus stops at what each sale keeps after product costs, shipping, fees and ads: the part your decisions move.

A free plan

Every connection and view, your whole history and your team, free. TrueProfit has no free plan.

Email and Google search

What each Klaviyo flow and campaign earned, and the Google searches you rank for, beside your sales and ads.

Your own AI, on Pantheon

Pantheon puts six specialists and the Council in your own Claude or ChatGPT, from $249 a month, with no credits. TrueProfit’s MCP comes with its $200 plan.

See Pantheon at work

Your data, in your own account

Olympus runs in your own Railway account, so your history stays with you.

Questions

How much does TrueProfit cost?

It is priced by orders a month: $35 to 300, $60 to 600, $100 to 1,500 and $200 to 3,500, with a small fee for each order over, capped by plan. Monthly only, with a 14-day trial and no free plan.

Is Olympus a TrueProfit alternative?

For what you keep after ads, your ads, email and search together, and your own AI: yes, and Olympus Free costs nothing. If you want one net profit number with rent and salaries taken off, on a phone app, TrueProfit is the better choice.

Why doesn’t Olympus take off fixed costs?

Fixed costs come in lumps. Spread over the days, they move your number for reasons your ads and products didn’t cause, and hide what your decisions changed. Olympus stops at what each sale keeps after product costs, shipping, fees and ads.

Sources

Read October 31, 2026. Reviews and prices on other companies' pages are theirs; Olympus's are from its own pricing and features.

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