Etsy Profit Calculator —
Know Your Real Profit on Every Sale

An Etsy Profit Calculator helps sellers estimate how much money they actually keep from a sale after Etsy fees, payment processing, listing fees, product costs, shipping, advertising, and other business expenses are deducted.

Start with your sale price and subtract Etsy marketplace fees, payment processing fees, listing fees, advertising costs, product costs, shipping, and other expenses. The amount left is your estimated net profit per sale.

Yes. The calculator allows you to account for transaction fees, payment processing, listing fees, and optional advertising or Offsite Ads costs. You can also adjust the fee percentages to match your own situation.

Yes. Enter your product cost and shipping cost in the calculator. You can also use the Other Costs field for packaging, supplies, production expenses, or other costs related to the order.

Yes. Advertising expenses can reduce the amount you keep from each order. Use the Ads / Offsite Ads option in the calculator to model different advertising scenarios and compare your estimated profit.

There is no single profit margin that works for every Etsy seller. Your ideal margin depends on your product costs, labor, shipping, marketing expenses, pricing strategy, and business goals. The important thing is to understand your actual costs before setting your price.

Absolutely. One of the best uses is testing different selling prices before listing a product. Enter different sale prices and costs to see how your estimated profit and profit margin change.

Not necessarily. Etsy fees can vary depending on factors such as your location, payment setup, advertising participation, currency conversion, taxes, and other account-specific conditions. Use the calculator's editable fee fields and verify the current fees that apply to your shop.