Spend when demand spikes. Keep the customers about to leave.Acquisition and churn, timed to the weather.
Rain, heat and the seasons move your demand and your churn, often by more than your budget does. Blufire models both against the weather, then times your acquisition to the days enquiries spike and get cheaper, and flags the customers about to leave with enough warning to keep them. You win the demand your competitors miss and hold the customers they lose.










































































The weather decides who calls, and who leaves.
Not a forecast widget. When to spend, when to hold, and which customers the next cold snap is about to cost you.
Spend into demand, not against it.
Most budgets are spread evenly while demand is anything but. Blufire models how your enquiries respond to the weather, finds the windows where conversion rises and cost per lead falls, and reads them off a forward forecast. The result is weather-triggered timing that leans your spend in the day before demand spikes and pulls back when it fades, so the same budget wins more customers.
- Demand response curve. How your leads move with the weather, band by band
- Cheaper on the good days. The windows where cost per lead falls, not just volume
- Timed to the forecast. Bid signals that lean in the day before demand spikes
See the churn coming, with time to stop it.
The damage from a weather event arrives weeks after the weather does, when the bill lands or the season turns. Blufire models that lag against your own cancellations, so you can see the wave forming and flag the at-risk customers 10 to 14 days before they decide to leave. Acting before the drop-off saves far more than reacting at the cancel screen, and the offer is a pause timed to the moment, not a blanket discount.
- The lag modelled. The weeks between a weather event and the cancellation wave
- At-risk cohort, early. The customers to reach 10 to 14 days out
- Save before the drop-off. A proactive save that beats a reactive discount many times over
We let the data pick your driver, not a template.
Weather modeling fails when it assumes the same rule for everyone. Blufire strips out the day-of-week and seasonal pattern in your demand, then tests every weather signal in both directions to find which one actually moves your business and by how much. You get the true driver, the size of its effect, and an honest read of how much of your swing the weather really explains, so you act on signal and ignore noise.
- Data-driven driver. Rain, heat, cold and wind tested in both directions
- The real effect size. How much each signal moves demand and churn
- Honest about the share. The part weather explains, so you trust the call
Your demand, your churn, and the weather that moves them.
We join decades of local weather and a live forecast to your own performance, so the model is fitted to your business, not an industry average.
☀Weather
Years of local history and a rolling 14-day forecast at your locations, so every window is grounded in real conditions and looks forward, not just back.
↗Your demand
Your ad spend, clicks and enquiries, so the model learns how your leads and their cost actually respond to the weather.
◯Your customers
Your subscriptions and cancellations, so weather-driven churn is fitted to your real lag and your real save rates, not a benchmark.
Built by an award-winning analytics team.
Margin OS comes from Blufire, trusted by 100+ mid-market and enterprise brands and recognised across the APAC and Global Search Awards. The same people now model your margin.




One signal, across the platform.
Weather modeling feeds the same acquisition and retention work you already run in Blufire.
The things buyers ask.
Win the demand, and keep the customers.
Connect your data and we fit the weather to your business, then hand you the windows to spend into and the customers to save before they leave.
Connect your data
Ad and lead history, plus subscriptions for churn.
Fit the model
Deseasonalised and tested in both directions.
Find your driver
The weather signal that actually moves you.
Time acquisition
Lean in the day before demand spikes.
Save the churn
Flag the at-risk cohort before the wave.