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Ecommerce Profit Calculator

Calculate your actual profit per order after product costs, shipping, platform fees, and advertising spend. Works for Shopify, Amazon, eBay, and Etsy.

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Price customer pays

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What you pay for the product

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Your shipping cost

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Average ad spend per sale

About This Calculator

Ecommerce Profit Calculator is designed specifically for UK businesses and individuals. All calculations use current 2025/26 rates and follow HMRC guidelines.

Completely free with no signup required. Results are instant and calculated in your browser — no data is sent to our servers. For significant financial decisions, consult a qualified UK accountant or financial adviser.

How to use this calculator

  1. 1Enter your product cost, shipping cost, platform fee percentage (Shopify, Amazon, eBay, or Etsy), payment processing fee, advertising cost per order, and returns allowance. The calculator shows your real profit per order and margin.
  2. 2Most ecommerce businesses underestimate their true costs by forgetting platform fees, payment processing (typically 1.5–3%), and a realistic returns allowance. This calculator includes all of them.
  3. 3If your net margin is below 10%, review each cost line. Platform fees on Amazon FBA can reach 30–40% of the selling price. Reducing ad spend per order (improving ROAS) is usually the fastest route to better margins.

Use alongside

Pair this tool with our other free calculators: Contractor vs Employee Calculator, IR35 Calculator.

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Rates and thresholds sourced from HMRC and GOV.UK. Updated for the 2025/26 tax year.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It includes product cost, shipping, platform fees (Shopify, Amazon, eBay, Etsy), payment processing fees, advertising cost, and returns allowance. You can customise each figure.

A gross margin of 30–50% is good for ecommerce. After all fees and ads, a net margin of 10–20% is healthy. Many ecommerce businesses operate on thinner margins of 5–15%.

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Last updated: 1 April 2026 · Rates for 2025/26 tax year