We build the financial nervous system for modern commerce.
CM6 — short for Contribution Margin 6 — is the contribution-profit intelligence layer that sits directly between your transactional data and the decisions that compound into true business value.
Why CM6 exists.
The next generation of commerce winners won't be the brands with the highest top-line growth. They'll be the ones with the clearest view of the profit underneath it. We exist to give every operator that view.
We believe contribution margin is the most honest number in a commerce business. It tells you whether the next pound you spend on customer acquisition or inventory will compound into business value or quietly burn. CM6 brings that number out of lagging quarterly reconciliations and drops it directly into the centre of daily operations.
How we build.
Mathematical rigor
If a number isn’t defensible from first principles, it doesn’t belong on our platform. Heuristics are temporary tools, not final answers.
Calibrated to your business
Industry averages obscure the operational truth. Every cost layer we track is custom-calibrated directly to your data and your physical logistics.
Your data, isolated and yours
Data privacy is an architectural standard. Every store gets its own isolated dataset — never pooled with another brand’s. You own the underlying rows, can export them at any time, and uninstalling deletes them outright.
Cross-departmental by design
One unassailable number, three teams completely aligned. We build layouts that let finance, marketing, and operations work from the exact same view.
Strategic, not cosmetic
We design features that change commercial decisions, not ones that decorate dashboards. Every data point must earn its place.
Compound through discipline
Consistent profitability isn’t a flash marketing campaign — it’s an organizational habit. We build the infrastructure that makes that habit permanent.
We’d love to hear about your operation.
Whether you are scaling past your first £1M, optimizing enterprise execution at £50M, or consolidating an investment portfolio — we want to understand what you are steering and where your operational friction lives.