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Etsy Fee and Profit Calculator

See what you keep from an Etsy order after the listing fee, transaction fee, payment processing, Offsite Ads, and your own costs. Pick your country for local processing rates. Every rate is editable.

Rates reviewed November 13, 2026

Who this is for: Etsy sellers who want their real profit per order after every fee.By · Last reviewed November 13, 2026 · How it works

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Net profit per order

$22.41

Item costPackagingShipping labelEtsy feesNet profit
Margin
54.6%
ROI
157%
Etsy takes
10.6%
Breakdown
Revenue$41.00
Listing fee−$0.20
Transaction fee (6.5%)−$2.67
Payment processing−$1.48
Item cost−$8.00
Packaging−$0.75
Shipping label−$5.50
Ads and other−$0.00
Net profit$22.41
Show the working
  1. Order total = $35.00 + $6.00 shipping = $41.00
  2. Transaction fee = 6.5% × $41.00 = $2.67
  3. Processing = 3% × $41.00 + $0.25 = $1.48
  4. Total Etsy fees = $4.35

Estimates based on the assumptions shown. Platforms may charge differently for your account, category, or currency. Check your seller account for exact fees. Not financial or tax advice.

Quick answer

The Etsy Profit Calculator shows what you keep after Etsy's listing, transaction, processing, and Offsite Ads fees, for sellers in 7 countries. How it works: Order total = item price + shipping you charge; Etsy fees = listing fee + 6.5% × order + (processing % × order + fixed fee) + regulatory fee + Offsite Ads. For example, with selling from set to United States (USD), item price of $35, and shipping you charge of $6, the net profit per order is $22.41.

How to use the Etsy Profit Calculator

  1. Choose selling from. The country of your bank account sets payment processing.
  2. Enter item price. What the buyer pays for the item, before shipping.
  3. Enter shipping you charge. Etsy charges fees on shipping too.
  4. Enter item cost. What it costs you to make or buy one unit.
  5. Enter packaging. Boxes, mailers, and inserts for this order.
  6. Enter shipping label. What you pay the carrier to send the order.
  7. Open Assumptions and rates to change any rate or fee to match your account.
  8. Read net profit per order and the breakdown. Use Share to send the exact numbers, or Print to save a PDF.

How it's calculated

  • Order total = item price + shipping you charge
  • Etsy fees = listing fee + 6.5% × order + (processing % × order + fixed fee) + regulatory fee + Offsite Ads
  • Net profit = order total − Etsy fees − your costs
  • Margin = net profit ÷ order total

Worked example

With selling from of United States (USD), item price of $35, shipping you charge of $6, item cost of $8, packaging of $0.75, and shipping label of $5.50:

Net profit per order: $22.41. Margin: 54.6%.

Etsy Profit questions

How much does Etsy take per sale?

In the US, Etsy charges a $0.20 listing fee, a 6.5% transaction fee on the item price plus shipping, and payment processing of 3% + $0.25. On a $35 item with $6 shipping, that is about $4.35 before any Offsite Ads fee.

Does Etsy charge fees on shipping?

Yes. The 6.5% transaction fee and payment processing both apply to the shipping you charge the buyer, not only to the item price.

What is the Etsy Offsite Ads fee?

When a sale comes from an Etsy ad on another site, Etsy charges 15% of the order total, or 12% for shops with $10,000 or more in yearly sales, capped at $100 per order. Shops under $10,000 a year can opt out.

Why are my Etsy processing fees different from the US rate?

Etsy sets processing fees by the country of your bank account. UK shops, for example, pay 4% + £0.20, and most EU shops pay 4% + €0.30. Choose your country in the calculator to use your rate.

What profit margin should an Etsy shop aim for?

Many handmade sellers aim to keep at least 25% to 35% of the order total as profit after every fee, materials and shipping, so there is room for ads, returns and your time. Use the profit margin result to check each listing.

Why doesn't my Etsy statement match the calculator exactly?

Currency conversion, refunds, sales tax handling and promotions can change the final amount. The calculator is an estimate based on Etsy's published fees; your payment account shows the exact charges.

Sources

Last reviewed November 13, 2026. Platforms change fees; see the fee change log.