✳ THE REAL NUMBERS BEHIND YOUR BUSINESS

Revenue is loud.
Profit is the truth.

What do you actually keep after product costs, shipping, platform fees and ads? Find out in seconds.

Calculate my profit No signup. No spreadsheet. No surprises.
✦ Built for online sellers✦ Works on mobile✦ Data stays in your browser

01 / FREE BUSINESS TOOL

True Profit Calculator.

Enter your costs. We’ll do the math.

Currency selection changes labels only. It does not convert exchange rates. Enter all amounts in the same currency.

Try a sample:
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Your order details

All values are for one customer order unless marked / unit.

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Percentage fees and the refund allowance are estimated on total money collected (items + customer shipping). Include refunds only as an estimated allowance, not as guaranteed losses.

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Your real numbers

Estimated contribution profit · per order

PROFITABLE

What you actually keep

$6.00

20.0% margin$6.00 / unit
Money collected$30.00
Costs & fees Profit

Cost breakdown

$24.00 total
Total variable costs & fees$24.00
Break-even item price$23.33
Item price for your target margin$32.31

Estimates only. Before fixed overhead, income taxes, and costs not entered. Fees and refunds vary by platform; verify your actual rates.

✓ No account needed✓ No data is uploaded✓ Free to use

02 / THE FORMULA

Make more decisions with better numbers.

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Start with revenue

Unit price × units per order, plus shipping your customer pays.

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Subtract every variable cost

Products, fulfilment, packaging, ads, transaction fees and estimated refund loss.

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See what's actually left

Get contribution profit, margin, break-even item price and target-margin price.

Important: A 25% profit margin isn't the same as a 25% markup. This calculator uses margin = (revenue − variable costs) / revenue. Its break-even and target prices assume the per-order costs you entered stay fixed while the item price changes; real fees and ad costs can vary. Enter selling price excluding collected sales tax, or account for taxes in your costs.