Glossary / Haul
Haul
A batch of items bought together at once.
A haul is a collection of items purchased in a single trip or transaction — from a thrift store, estate sale, garage sale, or wholesale lot. The total cost of the haul is divided across individual items (usually proportionally or equally) to determine per-item COGS. Tracking hauls properly is important for accurate profit calculation on each item.
Example
You spend $60 at an estate sale and buy 10 items. Your average COGS per item is $6. If one item sells for $40 and another for $8, you track each with $6 COGS.
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