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The Operator Dashboard
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Nine numbers in once a week, six ratios out, including the one almost nobody tracks: how much of your own week went to running the business rather than growing it.
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Details
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Latest week
Nothing entered yet.
Charts
The last 12 weeks you entered, oldest on the left.
Revenue and ad spend
Bars are revenue. The line is ad spend. Same dollar axis, so the gap between them is your gross contribution before cost of goods.
RevenueAd spend
Blended ROAS
Revenue divided by ad spend. The shaded band marks 2.0 to 3.0, a common working range. Your own break even depends on your margin.
Blended ROASReference band, 2.0 to 3.0
Your hours, operations versus growth
Stacked. The darker block is the part of your week that keeps the business running rather than making it bigger.
Operations hoursGrowth hours
What this is telling you
Rules that read your own numbers. Nothing fires unless your data triggers it.
Every week you entered
Newest first. Edit puts a week back in the form above, Delete removes it.
| Week ending | Revenue | Ad spend | Orders | Sessions | Refunds | Listings | Ops h | Growth h | AOV | CVR | ROAS | Refund rate | Rev per hour | Ops share |
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The honest line
Opsbench helps when the operations share of your week keeps climbing on repeatable work, because that is exactly what one full time operator takes off your desk at 2,950 dollars a month. It does not help if the problem is demand rather than load, or if your operations hours are under about ten a week. This tool is worth exactly what you get out of it on its own.