How to use this calculator
Enter your total product cost, fulfillment cost, expected fee percentage, and target margin. The calculator estimates a recommended selling price and the break-even price.
Calculate the selling price you need on eBay to protect your target profit margin. This tool works backward from product cost, shipping, fixed costs, and fee percentage to recommend a sustainable listing price.
Enter your total product cost, fulfillment cost, expected fee percentage, and target margin. The calculator estimates a recommended selling price and the break-even price.
The recommended price is the minimum price needed to reach your target margin after variable fees. If market price is lower, you need lower costs or a lower margin target.
If the required price is much higher than the market, the product may not be a good sourcing candidate.
With $25 product cost, $8 shipping and packaging, 13.25% fees, and 25% target margin, the recommended price is about $53.46.
Add product cost, shipping, packaging, and expected fees, then divide by the percentage of revenue left after your target margin and fee rate.
A sustainable eBay price should cover all fixed costs, marketplace fees, fulfillment costs, return risk, and the profit margin you want to keep.
Divide total fixed cost by one minus the fee rate. This gives the minimum price before profit margin is added.
The final price must cover eBay fees, payment fees, shipping, packaging, returns, advertising, and profit. Product cost alone is not enough.
Many sellers aim for 20% to 30% net margin, but the right target depends on category competition, turnover speed, and return risk.
| Metric | Use |
|---|---|
| Recommended Price | Price needed to hit your target margin. |
| Break-even Price | Lowest price before losing money. |
| Expected Profit | Profit per order at the recommended price. |