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Ecommerce Profit Calculator

Calculate your selling price, profit margin, and recommended retail price while factoring in all costs, taxes, and fees

Cost & Pricing Inputs

Advanced Settings

Profitability Results

Gross Profit

$0.00
Per Unit

Total Cost

$0.00
Per Unit

Selling Price

$0.00
Before Tax

Profit Margin

0%
Gross Margin
Cost Components Amount
Base Cost (COGS) $0.00
Packaging $0.00
Freight & Shipping $0.00
Marketing & Ads $0.00
Marketplace Fees $0.00
Payment Fees $0.00
Other Costs $0.00
Total Cost $0.00

Volume Pricing Tiers

1-10 Units

$0.00
0% margin

11-50 Units

$0.00
0% margin

51-100 Units

$0.00
0% margin

100+ Units

$0.00
0% margin
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Master Your Ecommerce Pricing Strategy

About This Pricing Calculator

Our comprehensive ecommerce Profit calculator is designed to help online sellers accurately determine product pricing while considering all associated costs. Whether you're selling on Shopify, Amazon, eBay, or your own online store, this tool provides a detailed breakdown of expenses to ensure you maintain healthy profit margins.

Pricing products correctly is critical for ecommerce success. Set prices too high and you'll lose customers; set them too low and you'll erode your profits. This calculator factors in every cost component - from manufacturing and shipping to taxes and platform fees - giving you the confidence to price your products competitively while protecting your bottom line.

How to Use This Calculator

Follow these steps to calculate your optimal product pricing:

  1. Enter your base costs - Include manufacturing, product acquisition, and materials costs
  2. Add packaging expenses - Boxes, protective materials, and branded packaging
  3. Include shipping costs - Both freight to your warehouse and last-mile delivery to customers
  4. Factor in marketing expenses - Cost per acquisition for ads and promotions
  5. Account for platform fees - Marketplace commissions and payment processing fees
  6. Include operational costs - Storage, returns, insurance, and other overhead
  7. Set your target profit margin - The percentage you want to earn on each sale
  8. Adjust for volume discounts - If you offer tiered pricing for larger orders

The calculator will instantly show your recommended selling price, profit per unit, and margin percentage. Use the "What-If Analysis" section to test different scenarios and optimize your pricing strategy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What costs should I include in my pricing calculation?

For accurate pricing, include all direct and indirect costs: product cost (COGS), packaging, shipping to warehouse, shipping to customer, marketing expenses, platform fees (Amazon, eBay, Shopify), payment processing fees, returns processing, storage costs, and any other operational expenses. Our calculator helps you account for all these variables.

How do I determine the right profit margin?

Profit margins vary by industry and product type. As a general guideline:

  • Physical products: 30-60% gross margin
  • Digital products: 70-90% gross margin
  • Handmade goods: 50-80% gross margin

Consider your business model, competition, and value proposition. Use the calculator to test different margin levels and see how they affect your pricing and profitability.

How do taxes affect my pricing strategy?

Taxes such as GST, VAT, or sales tax can significantly impact your final pricing. Our calculator allows you to:

  • Add your applicable tax rate
  • Choose whether to include tax in your retail price
  • See a detailed breakdown of tax amounts

Remember to research tax requirements for each market you sell in, as regulations vary by country and region.

Should I offer volume discounts?

Volume discounts can be an effective strategy to:

  • Encourage larger orders
  • Improve inventory turnover
  • Build customer loyalty

Use our volume pricing tiers feature to calculate how discounts affect your profit margins. Ensure that even with discounts, your pricing covers all costs and maintains acceptable profitability.

How often should I review my pricing?

Regular pricing reviews are essential for maintaining profitability. We recommend:

  • Quarterly reviews for stable markets
  • Monthly reviews in volatile markets
  • Immediate review when costs change significantly
  • Before launching new products or entering new markets

Save your calculations in this tool to easily revisit and update them as your costs change.

Optimize Your Ecommerce Profits Today

Stop guessing your prices and start calculating with precision. Our free tool helps thousands of sellers maximize their profitability.

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