Etsy Fee Calculator

    Enter your sale price, shipping, and costs to estimate what Etsy keeps and what you take home. Fee rates below are editable defaults you can match to your seller dashboard. Always confirm current rates with Etsy before making pricing decisions.

    Instant calculations · Editable fee assumptions · Export-ready results

    Inputs

    Values update results instantly. Adjust fee assumptions to match your seller dashboard.

    Sale details

    USD

    Price the buyer pays for the item before shipping.

    USD

    Shipping amount added at checkout.

    Number of identical items in this order line.

    Your costs

    USD

    Your cost to make or source each item.

    USD

    What you pay the carrier for this order.

    USD

    Boxes, mailers, tissue, stickers, and inserts.

    Fee assumptions

    USD

    Per-listing fee charged when the listing is published or renewed.

    %

    Percentage fee on item price + shipping + gift wrap.

    %

    Percentage portion of Etsy Payments processing.

    USD

    Fixed per-order processing amount.

    Offsite ads

    Turn on if this sale is attributed to Etsy Offsite Ads.

    12%

    Common rates are around 12% or 15% of order value, depending on shop volume.

    Results

    Live estimates based on your inputs and editable fee assumptions.

    50.7% · Excellent

    Order revenue

    $32.50

    Item total plus shipping charged.

    Total Etsy fees

    $3.54

    All marketplace and payment fees combined.

    Your costs

    $12.50

    Product, shipping, and packaging costs.

    Net profit

    $16.46

    What remains after fees and costs.

    Profit margin

    Excellent

    50.7%

    Net profit as a share of order revenue.

    Break-even sale price

    $9.81

    Lowest item price that covers fees and costs at these settings.

    What this means

    Strong result: net profit is positive with a 50.7% margin. Etsy fees consume about 10.9% of order revenue. Your break-even item price sits near 9.81, so you have a cushion if costs move slightly.

    Where each order dollar goes

    Interactive breakdown of fees, costs, and remaining profit.

    Distribution

    • Listing fee
      $0.20
      0.6%
    • Transaction fee
      $2.11
      6.5%
    • Processing fee
      $1.23
      3.8%
    • Your costs
      $12.50
      38.5%
    • Net profit
      $16.46
      50.7%

    Total $32.50 · 5 segments · interactive

    Line-item breakdown

    Dollar amounts, share of revenue, and visual proportion.

    Item total
    $28.00
    Shipping charged
    $4.50
    Listing fee
    $0.20
    Transaction fee
    $2.11
    Processing fee
    $1.23
    Offsite ads fee
    $0.00
    Total fees
    $3.54
    Your costs
    $12.50
    Net profit
    $16.46
    Profit margin
    50.7%
    Break-even sale price
    $9.81

    Assumptions used

    • • Listing fee 0.20 per sale scenario
    • • Transaction fee 6.50% of order revenue
    • • Processing fee 3.00% + 0.25 fixed
    • • Offsite ads not included

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    Profit intelligence

    Profit Health Score

    A quick read on margin strength, fee efficiency, shipping control, and pricing safety.

    100
    / 100
    ExcellentCalculated from live inputs — updates instantly
    Profit margin: 50.7% margin is excellent. Premium pricing is working well for this product.
    Fee burden: Only 10.9% of revenue goes to fees — very efficient.
    Shipping cost: Shipping costs look controlled or not applicable to this calculator.

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    Excellent margin — premium positioning is working

    With 50.7% margin and $16.46 profit per order, this product is priced well above costs. You have strong headroom to offer bundle discounts, absorb seasonal shipping surcharges, or invest in better packaging without eroding profit.

    Very efficient fee structure

    Only 10.9% of revenue goes to platform fees. This is better than most sellers achieve and means your pricing power goes straight to profit.

    Insights update instantly as you edit inputs. They are estimates based on your assumptions, not financial advice.

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    How it works

    Methodology & formulas

    This calculator is transparent by design. Review the steps and formulas so you can trust the estimate and adjust assumptions when your dashboard differs.

    Calculation steps

    1. 1Order revenue is calculated as (item sale price × quantity) + shipping charged to the buyer.
    2. 2Transaction fee uses your chosen percentage of order revenue.
    3. 3Payment processing fee uses your chosen percentage of order revenue plus the fixed fee.
    4. 4If offsite ads are enabled, that percentage is also applied to order revenue.
    5. 5Your costs combine product cost × quantity, actual shipping cost, and packaging.
    6. 6Net profit equals order revenue minus total fees minus your costs.
    7. 7Profit margin equals net profit divided by order revenue.
    8. 8Break-even sale price solves for the item price that brings net profit to zero while holding shipping charged, quantity, costs, and fee rates constant.

    Formulas

    • Order revenue = (sale price × quantity) + shipping charged
    • Transaction fee = order revenue × transaction fee %
    • Processing fee = (order revenue × processing %) + fixed processing fee
    • Offsite ads fee = order revenue × offsite ads % (when enabled)
    • Total fees = listing fee + transaction fee + processing fee + offsite ads fee
    • Your costs = (product cost × quantity) + shipping cost + packaging
    • Net profit = order revenue − total fees − your costs
    • Profit margin = net profit ÷ order revenue

    Important assumptions

    • Default fee rates are configurable estimates commonly used by US Etsy sellers and may not match your shop, category, or country.
    • Transaction and processing fees are applied to item total plus shipping charged to the buyer.
    • Listing fee is counted once for this sale scenario (renewals and multi-quantity listing strategies can differ).
    • Offsite ads fee is optional and only included when enabled.
    • Taxes, currency conversion, deposits, subscriptions, and promotional tools are not included unless you add them into costs.
    • Always verify live rates in your Etsy seller account before final pricing decisions.

    Worked example

    Handmade candle example

    You sell one handmade candle for $28 with $4.50 shipping charged. Your product costs $8, shipping costs $3.75, and packaging costs $0.75. Offsite ads are off.

    Order revenue is $32.50. With default fee assumptions, total fees land near $3.54, your costs are $12.50, and net profit is about $16.46 (roughly a 50.6% margin). Your break-even item price under these settings is well below $28, which means the listing has healthy room if costs stay stable.

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