EtsyMargin

Etsy seller calculator

Etsy Profit Calculator

Use this Etsy profit calculator when you already know a listing price but want to understand the real seller margin. It emphasizes net profit, margin, ROI, total cost, and a suggested minimum break-even price. That makes it useful for comparing handmade products, supplies, packaging, labor-heavy items, and listings with shipping charges.

Net profit
$19.75
Profit margin
49.4%
Total Etsy fees
$4.25
ROI
123.4%

Listing fee: US$0.20. Estimated local listing fee: $0.20.

Listing fee USD$0.20
Listing fee converted$0.20
Transaction fee$2.60
Payment processing fee$1.45
Offsite ads fee$0.00
Currency conversion fee$0.00
Total Etsy fees$4.25
Total costs$20.25
Assumptions and formula transparency

Gross revenue = sale price x quantity + shipping charged. Listing fees are fixed per quantity. Transaction, payment processing, and offsite ads fees are estimated from gross revenue. Etsy publishes fixed fees such as listing fees in USD and converts them to your payment account currency at the market rate when the fee is reflected in your payment account. This calculator uses the exchange rate shown above, so your actual Etsy amount may vary. This calculator does not include regulatory operating fees, VAT, sales tax, deposit fees, Etsy Ads spend, Pattern, subscriptions, refunds, or gift wrap unless they are explicitly shown. The currency selector controls display formatting and does not perform foreign exchange conversion.

How this calculator works

The calculator separates Etsy fees from product and shipping costs, then turns the remaining profit into margin and ROI percentages.

Formula used

Profit margin = net profit / gross revenue x 100. ROI = net profit / product and shipping costs x 100.

Common mistakes

  • Treating margin and markup as the same metric.
  • Leaving packaging or tool costs out of COGS.
  • Checking profit only after a listing starts selling.

Fee assumptions used

These are editable planning assumptions from the local fee table, last reviewed 2026-05-08. Payment processing assumptions can vary by country, currency, payment method, and seller setup, so they are estimates rather than guaranteed exact fees.

Etsy publishes fixed fees such as listing fees in USD and converts them to your payment account currency at the market rate when the fee is reflected in your payment account. This calculator uses the exchange rate shown in the calculator, so your actual Etsy amount may vary. Regulatory operating fees, VAT, sales tax, currency conversion, deposit fees, Etsy Ads spend, Pattern, subscriptions, refunds, and gift wrap are not included unless explicitly shown.

CountryListingDefault USD rateTransactionPayment processingOffsite ads
United StatesUSD 0.2016.5%3.0% + USD 0.250%, 12%, 15%
United KingdomUSD 0.200.796.5%4.0% + GBP 0.200%, 12%, 15%
CanadaUSD 0.201.376.5%Domestic or US order: 3.0% + CAD 0.25; International order: 4.0% + CAD 0.250%, 12%, 15%
AustraliaUSD 0.201.526.5%Domestic order: 3.0% + AUD 0.25; International order: 4.0% + AUD 0.250%, 12%, 15%
European Union GenericUSD 0.200.936.5%4.0% + EUR 0.300%, 12%, 15%

Seller margin notes

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FAQ

Are these Etsy fee estimates exact?

No. They are planning estimates based on local fee assumptions and should be checked against Etsy's official fee documentation.

Does this include taxes or VAT?

No. Tax handling can vary by buyer location, seller setup, and marketplace rules, so taxes are intentionally excluded from these estimates.

Why does shipping affect Etsy fees?

This calculator assumes Etsy transaction fees apply to the full order amount, including shipping charged to the buyer.

What offsite ads rate should I use?

Use 0% when the sale is not from offsite ads, 12% for the lower offsite ads assumption, and 15% for the higher assumption.

Can I share my calculation?

Yes. Use the copy share link button to save the current inputs in the page URL.

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