Fee reality check
Compare marketplace and payment fees before assuming a product is profitable.
Seller tools
Check whether a product still makes money after platform fees, payment processing, shipping, ads, and taxes before you list it.
Built for Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Shopify, marketplace, and handmade sellers. Inputs stay local unless a tool clearly says otherwise.
Decision support
Compare marketplace and payment fees before assuming a product is profitable.
Back into margin, markup, shipping, ad spend, and tax assumptions before publishing.
Use invoice, tax, and late-fee tools around the sale so operations do not eat the margin.
Tool cluster
Estimate Amazon referral, fulfillment, storage, and product costs with editable assumptions.
Estimate eBay selling fees, costs, profit, and margin with editable assumptions.
Estimate Etsy fees, costs, profit, and margin with editable fee assumptions.
Estimate Shopify order profit after product, shipping, payment, advertising, and platform costs.
Calculate profit, margin, markup, and target selling prices from cost and revenue.
Estimate PayPal or Stripe fees, net proceeds, or the amount to charge.
Add or remove sales tax or VAT using an editable rate.
Create a simple invoice and download as PDF.
Estimate a simple or monthly-compounded late fee from invoice balance, rate, and overdue time.
Estimate a sustainable freelance hourly rate from income goals, expenses, taxes, and billable hours.
Estimate federal self-employment tax and a quarterly planning amount for 1099 income.
Trust model
These hubs group existing tools around real decisions. The calculators keep assumptions visible, link to related tools, and leave room for future AdSense or sponsor modules without putting ads inside formulas or results.
FAQ
No. Platforms change fee schedules. The tools expose editable assumptions so you can compare scenarios and verify against the current platform policy.
Use the platform-specific calculator first, then check profit margin and payment fees to stress-test the result.
Yes, but sponsor/ad modules should stay clearly labeled and separated from calculator formulas.