Enter your costs and target profit margin — get the minimum and recommended listing price after all Etsy fees.
Price below this = losing money after Etsy fees and costs.
SafeHand automatically pauses Etsy Ads when your ROAS drops below break-even — so you only pay for ads that work.
Start free →The most common mistake new Etsy sellers make is pricing based on what "looks competitive" rather than what covers all their costs. A profitable Etsy price must account for: materials, your labor time (at a fair hourly rate), packaging, overhead — and then all Etsy fees on top. Pricing below your break-even point means you lose money on every sale.
Enter your material cost, labor rate ($/hour), hours to make the item, and any overhead like packaging or tools. Set your desired profit margin (30% is a common target). The calculator works backwards from your costs and Etsy's fee rates to tell you the minimum listing price to break even and the recommended price to hit your margin target.
Most successful Etsy sellers target a 30–50% profit margin after all costs and fees. At 30% margin, if you spend $3 on materials to make a $10 item, you'd need to price it around $20 to cover Etsy fees and still clear 30%. Lower margins leave no room for ad spend, refunds, or promotions.
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