Add materials, labour, overhead and packaging. Account for shipping and a realistic returns reserve once.
Step 2
Use your own provider’s verified percentage, fixed fee and fee-tax schedule. The default calculator inputs are illustrative.
Step 3
Select whether the selling price includes product tax. The online payment service charge is calculated from what the customer pays; the illustrative platform fee uses revenue excluding product tax.
Step 4
Compare estimated profit and break-even. These are pricing estimates, not a tax filing calculation or promised realized profit.
Last reviewed 13 October 2026. Provider requirements can change. Confirm account and product eligibility with the relevant provider before accepting orders.
The result is only as useful as its inputs. Your labour and packaging belong in costs; delivery must not be counted twice. Check fixed fees as well as percentages, and use the tax-inclusive setting that matches the price you are evaluating.
A checklist you can use beside the form.
Record materials, labour, overhead and packaging.
Choose the correct product tax basis.
Use verified percentage/fixed provider fees.
Account for delivery and a realistic reserve once.
Compare break-even and profit scenarios, then choose your own price.
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