Profit Calculation Formula:
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The Resale Profit Calculator helps eBay sellers calculate their net profit after accounting for all costs associated with a sale. It provides a clear picture of your actual earnings from each transaction.
The calculator uses a simple profit formula:
Where:
Explanation: This calculation gives you the actual profit after accounting for all major costs associated with eBay selling.
Details: Accurate profit calculation is essential for eBay sellers to understand their true earnings, price items competitively, and make informed business decisions about which products to source and sell.
Tips: Enter all values in USD. Be sure to include all relevant fees to get an accurate profit calculation. Remember that eBay and PayPal fees are typically calculated as percentages of the sale price.
Q1: What percentage does eBay typically charge?
A: eBay fees vary by category but typically range from 10-15% of the final sale price, plus a fixed $0.30 per order.
Q2: What are PayPal's fees for eBay transactions?
A: PayPal typically charges 2.9% of the sale price plus $0.30 per transaction for US sales.
Q3: Should I include shipping costs in my calculations?
A: Yes, if you're paying for shipping, you should include it in your purchase price or as a separate expense for accurate profit calculation.
Q4: Are there other fees I should consider?
A: Depending on your situation, you might also consider packaging costs, promotional fees, return costs, and your time investment.
Q5: How can I increase my resale profit?
A: Source items at lower prices, optimize your listings, bundle items, offer competitive shipping, and maintain good seller metrics to qualify for fee discounts.