Ecommerce KPI Tool
Net Profit After Fees Calculator
Model true per-order profit after marketplace, payment, shipping, and ad costs.
Formula: Net Profit = Price - Product Cost - Shipping - Payment Fees - Marketplace Fees - Ad Cost
Plan Mode
Free mode includes core outputs. Premium preview unlocks advanced inputs and deeper planning metrics.
Inputs
Enter your current operating numbers to get a quick decision-ready snapshot.
Scenario workspace
Save scenarios, compare outcomes, and export planning reports. Workspace data is auto-saved in your browser on this device.
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| Scenario | Plan | Net profit per order | Net margin | Total fees per order |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Current session | Free | $35.12 | 29.27% | $17.88 |
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When to use this tool
- Before selling on a new marketplace with additional commission fees.
- When promotions are driving volume but profitability is unclear.
- When CAC or shipping costs move and pricing decisions are required.
Premium Preview capabilities
- Return-adjusted profit view per order.
- Fee stack transparency across payment and marketplace channels.
- More reliable pricing and channel mix decisions.
- Save up to 5 scenarios per tool and compare them side by side.
- Export scenario reports to CSV and PDF for planning discussions.
- Goal tracker for target-versus-actual performance on any key metric.
- Sensitivity analysis to test how input shifts affect core outcomes.
Ready to package these metrics into one workflow?
Use the Premium page to plan tiered access and conversion paths across this niche suite.
FAQ
Why include ad cost per order here?
Without ad cost, reported order profit can look healthy while actual acquisition-led profitability is weak.
Should I use average or channel-specific fees?
Channel-specific inputs are better for decisions. Use averages only for fast high-level checks.
What if net margin is near zero?
Small changes in fees, shipping, or returns can push profit negative, so margin buffer is important.