profitaftersalescosts
nounThe money a company keeps after it pays for things like fixing or helping customers after they buy something.
The manager checked the profitaftersalescosts to see how much money was left after paying for repairs and customer support.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The financial gain remaining once warranty, repair, and customer-care expenses are subtracted from sales revenue.
The company's profitaftersalescosts dropped because warranty claims rose sharply.
3. A business metric used to measure how much money is left after covering costs that happen after a product is sold.
Analysts compared profitaftersalescosts across regions to find the most efficient service teams.
4. The leftover earnings from a sale after paying for returns, maintenance, and follow-up help.
High return rates reduced the profitaftersalescosts for the online store.