Calculate Etsy seller fees including listing fees, transaction fees, payment processing, and shipping label costs with profit analysis.
Estimate the deductions between an Etsy order's customer-facing revenue and the seller's resulting profit. The calculator separates listing fees, transaction fees, payment processing, and shipping label costs, then shows their effect on profit. This distinction matters because payment processing is not the same charge as Etsy's transaction fee. A common mistake is treating the result as every possible Etsy deduction, although advertising, currency conversion, refunds, taxes, and location-dependent charges may fall outside the scenario.
Build the scenario from the sale values the form requests, keeping revenue and costs in their proper roles. A shipping label cost is postage purchased by the seller; it is not shipping money collected from the buyer. The calculator applies its displayed assumptions to the order and reports the named fee categories, so each category can be reviewed separately.
The calculation starts from order revenue and accounts for listing, transaction, payment processing, and shipping label amounts when presenting profit analysis. Review each named amount before relying on the final figure. Profit here means revenue after the costs represented by the calculator, not accounting net income unless materials, labor, packaging, advertising, taxes, refunds, and other business costs are also represented.
No. It is a scenario estimate, not a payout statement. An actual deposit can also reflect taxes Etsy handles, refunds, reserves, advertising charges, currency conversion, prior balances, or other account activity. Compare the calculator's assumptions and inputs with the order receipt and payment account before using the result for bookkeeping.
They are different deductions. The transaction fee is an Etsy marketplace charge associated with a sale, while payment processing covers processing the customer's payment through Etsy Payments. Their rates and calculation bases are not interchangeable, so keeping them separate makes it easier to identify which assumption caused a difference from an actual order statement.
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