How much remains after an Amazon sale?
Subtract sourcing, referral, fulfillment, shipping and other variable costs from net sales revenue. The contribution is not final business profit because fixed costs and income taxes are excluded.
Calculate contribution and margin using your own platform, payment and shipping costs.
Calculate nowCommissions and additional charges often appear on different statements. This calculator uses your inputs on a stated net revenue basis.
Net revenue, platform and payment fees, variable costs, contribution and margin per sale.
Subtract sourcing, referral, fulfillment, shipping and other variable costs from net sales revenue. The contribution is not final business profit because fixed costs and income taxes are excluded.
Use the rates, fee base and fixed charges that apply to your seller account and category. Enter those values rather than relying on a generic fee template.
Include payment processing, transaction charges and variable app costs where they apply. Subscription fees are fixed costs and should be assessed separately.
Cost of goods, platform fees, shipping, returns, ads or low prices can absorb revenue. Calculate each order's contribution before drawing conclusions about total profit.
Use the same product cost in two separate scenarios and enter each platform's actual charges. Compare contribution per sale, not only headline commission rates.
Include seller-paid shipping and packaging. If buyers pay shipping separately, include that revenue consistently in the sale and fee bases you enter.
Yes. You can calculate without an account or purchase.
No. The calculator uses the rates you enter and makes no claim about current platform tariffs.
Yes. Enter applicable FBA charges as other variable costs; no FBA tariff is retrieved automatically.
Yes. Save local scenarios and calculate each platform with its own fees.
No. Fixed overhead, income taxes and other expenses may still be missing.
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