Ecommerce Profit Calculator

1. 01Enter the price and product costType the selling price and what the item costs you.
2. 02Add shipping and feesType the shipping cost, the marketplace or payment fee percentage, and any flat fees per order.
3. 03Read the net profitThe net profit, net margin, and total fees update as you type.

• Price a listingCheck the real margin a price leaves after every fee.
• Compare marketplacesChange the fee percentage to compare selling on different platforms.
• Spot loss-making ordersSee when shipping and fees turn a sale into a loss.

• A typical orderA 100 price with 40 cost, 8 shipping, a 15% fee, and 2 flat fees leaves 35 profit and a 35% net margin.
• Fees scale with priceRaising the price raises the percentage fee too, so profit grows a little less than the price.
• A lossA low price with high shipping and fees can produce a negative profit, flagging an order to avoid.

Fees are the percentage fee on the selling price plus any flat fees: fees = price x fee% / 100 + other fees. Net profit = price - product cost - shipping cost - fees, and net margin = net profit / price x 100.

You enter the selling price, product cost, shipping cost, a fee percentage, and flat fees, all in the same currency. The tool returns net profit, net margin, and total fees. It assumes the percentage fee applies to the full selling price.

Leave optional fields at 0 to ignore them. Use it per order, and fold any tax you want to account for into the product cost or flat fees.

A common mistake is forgetting the percentage fee applies to the price, not the profit. This is a per-order estimate; it does not spread overheads, returns, or advertising across orders. This is an educational estimate based on the numbers you enter, not financial advice or a carrier quote. Check it against your own figures before you rely on it.

The calculation runs in your browser on your device. Your numbers are never uploaded, stored, or shared, and closing the tab clears everything.

What does the fee percentage cover?

Marketplace and payment fees charged as a percentage of the selling price, such as a platform commission plus a card fee.

Is this gross or net profit?

Net of the costs and fees you enter. Include everything per order for a true net figure.

Can the profit be negative?

Yes. When shipping and fees exceed the margin, the order loses money.

Does it handle tax?

Not directly. Fold any tax you want to include into the product cost or the flat fees.

Is my data saved?

No. Everything runs in your browser and nothing you enter is stored.