E-commerce Profit Margin Calculator

Calculate true profit margins for online retail

What is this? Calculate true profit margins for online retail. See landed cost, platform fees, marketing costs, and net profit per sale.

Who it's for: Business professionals, investors, and entrepreneurs.
Revenue & COGS
Platform & Marketing
Margin Analysis
Gross Profit
Gross Margin
Net Profit
Net Margin
Take Rate
CAC Recovery

For educational purposes. Actual margins vary by platform and business model.

E-Commerce Tools & Platforms

Tools that pair well with this calculator — selected by our team.

Jungle Scout →
15–20% recurring — Amazon product research
Helium 10 →
30% recurring through Awin — keyword research
ToolBest ForNetwork
Jungle Scout15–20% recurringDirect
Helium 1030% recurring through AwinAwin

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good e-commerce profit margin?

Gross margins of 50-70% are typical for e-commerce. Net margins of 10-20% are healthy. Margins vary widely by category — jewelry and digital products can hit 70%+ net, while consumer electronics often struggle to reach 5%.

What is the Amazon referral fee?

Amazon charges 6-15% referral fee on each sale, depending on category. Most categories are 8-15%. FBA adds fulfillment fees ($3-6+ per unit). Always factor these into your pricing before listing.

How do I calculate true profitability?

Include ALL costs: product cost, shipping, Amazon/Platform fees, advertising, returns, storage, payment processing, and your time. The most overlooked cost is return rate — budget 5-15% of revenue for returns.

What is a healthy sell-through rate?

Sell-through rate = units sold / units received. Above 0.5 (50%) per month is decent. Above 0.75 is excellent. Low sell-through means you're carrying too much inventory or pricing is wrong.

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