Our mission
Our mission is to make the numbers behind a small business clear, honest, and free to check.
Small businesses make big decisions on guesses: what a marketplace really takes from a sale, whether a price is high enough, whether a discount will pay off, or what an hour of work is really worth. Getting those numbers wrong is expensive, and the information needed to get them right is often spread across fee pages, help articles, and fine print.
Bussnizz brings that information into tools that do the math for you and show how they did it.
What we believe
Clear beats clever
Every calculator puts the answer first, in plain words: what you keep, what you pay, and your margin. The formula and a worked example sit on the same page, so you never have to trust a black box. Our seller guides follow the same rule: short answer first, then the detail.
Honest means dated and sourced
A fee rate without a date is a guess. Every rate our calculators use links to the platform’s own published fee page, shows the date we last reviewed it, and can be edited if your account is different. When something changes, it goes in the public fee change log. We don’t invent statistics, testimonials, or user counts, and we don’t promise results to the cent.
Free means free
The core tools are free to use with no account, no watermark, and no usage limit. Most PDF tools run inside your browser, so your files stay on your device.
Who we build for
- Online sellers on Etsy, eBay, Amazon, Walmart, TikTok Shop, Shopify, and WooCommerce who need to price for profit. Start with the marketplace profit comparison.
- Freelancers and service businesses working out rates and payment fees. Try the freelance rate calculator and the PayPal fee calculator.
- Anyone running the numbers on pay, loans, materials, or time with our everyday calculators.
How we keep ourselves accountable
- Every fee schedule is reviewed against the platform’s published pages, and the review date is shown on each tool.
- Every formula is printed on the page with an example you can check by hand.
- Every calculator is covered by automated tests that check its math and its edge cases.
- Anything we haven’t built yet is labeled as planned, never shown as working.
What’s next
We’re adding more calculators and guides based on what sellers ask for. If a tool is missing, or a number looks wrong, tell us. Corrections are the fastest way to make these tools better for everyone.