Enter your sale price, costs, and shipping — see your true net profit and margin after every Etsy fee.
Add an item price to see your true net profit and margin.
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Start free →Profit margin is the percentage of your revenue that you actually keep as profit after every cost and fee. On Etsy, your true margin must account for materials, labor, packaging, the actual shipping label cost, and all Etsy fees (listing, transaction, payment processing). Many sellers are surprised to find their real margin is 10–15% lower than expected once all costs are included.
Enter your item sale price and any shipping you charge the buyer. Then fill in all your costs: materials, labor (what you pay yourself or staff), packaging, and the actual carrier shipping cost you pay (not what you charge). Toggle "Offsite Ads" if the sale came via Etsy's external advertising. The calculator shows net profit, margin on price, and a full fee and cost breakdown.
A healthy Etsy shop targets 30–50% net profit margin. Below 20% leaves little room for Etsy Ads, refunds, promotions, or slow seasons. If your margin is below 20%, consider raising prices, reducing material costs, or batching production to lower labor cost per item.
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