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eBay Profit Calculator — Free Online Tool
Estimate eBay seller profit using sale price, shipping collected, sales tax, editable tiered final value fees, per-order fee, advertising, item cost and postage.
How to use the eBay Profit Calculator
Estimate eBay seller profit using sale price, shipping collected, sales tax, editable tiered final value fees, per-order fee, advertising, item cost and postage.
- Enter the selling price, shipping collected and any sales tax collected for the order.
- Enter your item acquisition cost and your shipping/handling expenses.
- Verify eBay category, seller plan, tier rates and promotional advertising assumptions.
- Review fee breakdown and profit; recheck deductions on your actual eBay statement.
Accuracy note: Illustrative US non-Store, single-item scenario. See eBay’s official selling-fee policy.
eBay Profit Calculator formula and method
Seller revenue = item price + shipping charged (excluding remitted sales tax). Final value fee is estimated using editable tiered percentages on the applicable fee base; total profit = seller revenue − fees − item cost − shipping paid − other costs.
All numeric results depend on entered measurements, dimensions and settings. Intermediate calculations retain decimal precision; displayed results may be rounded. Verify material specifications, relevant laws and seller fee conditions where applicable.
Worked example
For a $100 US general-category sale, no tax or shipping revenue, $20 product cost, $5 shipping cost, no advertising, 13.6% final value fee and a $0.40 per-order fee, estimated profit is $61.00.
Adjust the values in the interactive tool above to reproduce this example or model your own situation.
Frequently asked questions
Does eBay charge a fee on shipping?
Final value fee calculations generally include eligible buyer shipping, although exceptions exist. Review eBay’s fee policy.
Does this account for sales tax?
Tax can be part of a fee calculation base while not being seller revenue. Enter it separately so it is not treated as profit.
Do Store subscribers pay the same final value fees?
No. Store subscription, selling category, transaction details and region can change rates and thresholds.