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What do you keep from each order?

See what remains from an order after your selected costs. Enter a representative order, then compare scenarios. The result is modeled contribution, not final business profit or a prediction of future sales.

All amounts use this one currency. Nothing is converted.

After discounts and expected merchandise refunds; exclude taxes and shipping collected.

Use your consistent landed product-cost definition.

Include costs not already in product cost or shipping.

Shipping cost minus shipping collected from the customer. This can be negative.

Enter the actual or estimated dollar fee on the transaction's applicable payment total.

Marketplace fees, variable commissions, return handling, and other costs not already counted.

Keep its scope consistent with the revenue. This is not automatically fully loaded new-customer CAC.

A planning allocation, not another product cost.

A planning target; broader business costs and taxes may remain.

Blank is missing, not zero; enter 0 where a cost does not apply. Only net shipping cost may be negative. Nothing you enter is stored or sent anywhere.

Reminders. Do not deduct refunds twice. Do not subtract an overhead allocation per order and then subtract the same full overhead again in a monthly total. Keep the revenue scope aligned with the spending scope, and compare estimates with actual orders and a higher-cost scenario.

For the reasoning behind each line, read The Ecommerce Profit Calculator: What Do You Keep From Each Order? or the calculator guide.

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