E-Commerce Product Profit Calculator

$4.99

Estimate how much you may earn from each product after product costs, shipping, marketplace fees, payment fees, advertising, discounts, and other expenses. Compare products and better understand where your sales revenue is going with one simple worksheet.

See what may be left from each sale after the costs of selling your product.

Revenue does not always mean profit.

A product may sell for $50, but product costs, shipping, advertising, marketplace fees, payment fees, discounts, and other expenses can reduce how much money remains from the sale.

The Data Driven Tech E-Commerce Product Profit Calculator helps online sellers organize these costs and estimate how much may remain from each product sale.

Enter your selling price and related expenses. The worksheet calculates estimated profit per sale and profit margin so you can more easily compare products.

Use it to review existing products, test new pricing ideas, or compare products before deciding where to focus your business.

It is useful for Shopify stores, marketplace sellers, independent online stores, social commerce businesses, and other e-commerce sellers.

No complicated setup. No monthly subscription.

Purchase once, download the worksheet, and use it for your business.

What You Can Track
Product name
SKU or product code
Selling price
Product cost
Shipping cost
Packaging cost
Marketplace fees
Payment processing fees
Advertising cost
Discounts
Other selling costs
Total estimated cost
Estimated profit per sale
Estimated profit margin

Who It Is For
Shopify sellers
Online store owners
Marketplace sellers
E-commerce businesses
Social media sellers
Product-based businesses
New online sellers
Entrepreneurs

What Is Included
E-Commerce Product Profit Calculator
Example worksheet with sample products
Quick Start instructions
Reusable digital worksheet

How It Works

  1. Enter your product selling price.
  2. Add the costs associated with selling the product.
  3. Let the worksheet calculate your estimated total cost.
  4. Review estimated profit per sale.
  5. Compare profit margins across products.