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Marketplace profit calculator

Work out your net profit per product, your margin and the lowest price at which you do not lose money.

Calculations run in your browser; nothing you enter is saved. Tariffs last updated: Nov 2, 2026

The tax rate and currency come from the country's current tariff.
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The price the customer pays.
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What the product costs you to make or buy, excluding shipping and packaging.
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The share of the selling price the marketplace takes. Empty counts as 0.
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The shipping you pay. Empty counts as 0.
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Comes from the tariff if you pick a country; if you change it, it counts as your own value. The same rate is added to the commission.
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Packaging cost per product.
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Advertising cost per sale.
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The share of sales that are returned; up to 90%.

How to use it

  1. Pick your country; the tax rate comes from the current tariff. If it is not listed, choose "Other" and enter the currency and rate yourself.
  2. Enter the selling price, product cost, commission and shipping cost.
  3. Read the result card, then use the price slider to see how other prices change your profit.

Frequently asked questions

How is net profit calculated?

Tax is separated from the selling price if it is included; commission, shipping, product cost and other costs are subtracted. What remains is the net profit per product before income tax.

How does tax affect profit?

Tax included in the price goes to the government. In price-inclusive systems (VAT, GST) the tax on your costs is credited back; with sales tax added on top it is not. If your tax rules differ, change the rate and the "Tax included" switch.

What is the break-even price?

It is the lowest selling price at which you do not lose money. The marker on the slider shows it; below it you lose money on each product.

Are the results exact?

No, they are an estimate based on the values you enter and are calculated before income tax. Ask your accountant for exact tax figures.

Is the information I enter stored?

No. The calculation runs in your browser; none of the values you enter is sent to a server or saved.

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