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Ecommerce Profit Calculator

Net profit: $15.00 (25.42% margin)

Rumus: Net = Price − (Cost + Shipping + Platform fee + Ads)

Net Profit

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$15.00

Profit Margin

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25.42%

ROI

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34.09%

Total Costs

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$44.00

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Calculate ecommerce net profit after product cost, shipping, platform fees, and ads with Zetawala’s free ecommerce profit calculator. Deterministic math only—no AI—so Shopify, WooCommerce, and marketplace sellers see true unit economics instantly. Margin and ROI update as soon as costs change.

Contoh Penggunaan Praktis

Parameter input standar dan hasil optimasi yang diharapkan.

Contoh Input

Price $79 · Cost $28 · Shipping $6 · Platform fee $8 · Ads $12

Hasil yang Dihasilkan

Net profit $25 · Margin ~31.6% · ROI ~46.3% · Total costs $54

Pertanyaan yang Sering Diajukan

Jawaban penting untuk pertanyaan peringkat teknis & pengindeksan pencarian.

How is ecommerce net profit calculated?
Net profit = Selling price − (Product cost + Shipping + Platform fee + Advertising). Margin% = Net ÷ Price × 100. ROI% = Net ÷ Total costs × 100.
Does this include marketplace and ad costs?
Yes. Enter platform fees and advertising alongside COGS and shipping so the net figure reflects real take-home per order.
Is the ecommerce profit calculator AI-powered?
No. All outputs are deterministic arithmetic from your inputs—fast, transparent, and free.
Who should use this tool?
DTC brands, dropshippers, and online retailers validating SKU pricing before scaling paid traffic.
How is this different from the simple profit margin calculator?
Profit Margin compares cost vs price only. Ecommerce Profit layers shipping, fees, and ads for fuller unit economics.
Can I model a loss-making SKU?
Yes. If costs exceed price, net profit and margin go negative—useful for spotting unprofitable products early.