You could demonstrate a simple $15 order passing through a marketplace, payment processing, model calls, a voice service and messaging. Then show how turning unnecessary layers off changes the economics. Use examples, not claims about actual vendor pricing.
30-second video outline
What really happens to the profit from a small sale?
It's not just the product. Marketplaces, subscriptions, payments and AI services can each add costs.
I tried a free interactive calculator that lets you test the assumptions yourself, without uploading your business numbers.
Try “Value Your Stack” on HDPJoin and compare a complicated setup with a simpler one.
(Use your own examples. Figures are illustrative and platform terms vary.)
Make it your own. Don't present this as a real customer result, a guaranteed savings claim or undisclosed sponsored content.
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Five angles worth testing
Fee stack: “What does it cost to sell one $15 item?” Subscriptions: “How much does the $100 plan add per order?” Operations: “Do more agents always make a process better?” DIY versus managed: “When is it cheaper to run the process for you?” Creator commerce: “Could your own shop reduce dependence on marketplaces?”
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