Dropshipping Profit
Profit per order.
Profit per order.
How to use Dropshipping Profit
- Enter selling price, product cost, shipping, fee percent, and ad cost
- See profit per order and profit margin instantly
- Add monthly orders to project monthly profit and revenue
About Dropshipping Profit
The Dropshipping Profit Calculator shows exactly what you keep on each sale. Enter your selling price, product cost, shipping, transaction fee percentage, and ad cost per order to instantly see both profit per order and profit margin as a percentage. Add a monthly orders figure and it projects your monthly profit and revenue at scale, so you can tell whether a product is actually worth running before you commit ad budget to it.
Because you type in the transaction fee yourself, it works for any store or marketplace. Selling through eBay, Amazon, Shopify, or your own site just means entering the final value fee, referral fee, or payment processor rate that applies to you, and the margin math updates the same way. The numbers are currency-agnostic too, so it works just as well in rupees, dollars, or pounds for sellers in India or anywhere else. It also saves you from building and re-checking your own dropshipping spreadsheet in Excel; there are no formulas to write and no cells to break, and you can retest a new price or ad cost in seconds.
It's completely free with no signup, and it runs entirely in your browser. Every number you type stays on your device, nothing is uploaded to a server, and there are no limits on how many products, prices, or ad-cost scenarios you can test.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the Dropshipping Profit Calculator free?
- Yes, it is 100% free with no account, no signup, and no usage limits. Test as many products, prices, and ad-cost scenarios as you like.
- Is my data uploaded anywhere?
- No. The calculator runs entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript. Your prices, costs, and margins are never sent to a server or stored anywhere, so your numbers stay completely private.
- How is profit per order calculated?
- Profit per order = selling price − product cost − shipping cost − (selling price × transaction fee %) − ad cost per order. Profit margin is that profit divided by the selling price, shown as a percentage.
- How do I calculate my dropshipping profit margin?
- The tool does it for you: it divides your profit per order by your selling price and shows the result as a percentage. A $10 profit on a $40 sale is a 25% margin, and the figure updates instantly as you change any input.
- What transaction fee should I enter?
- Use the percentage your payment processor or marketplace charges. Stripe and PayPal are commonly around 2.9% plus a small fixed fee, though rates vary by provider and country. Enter the percentage portion here that best matches your processor.
- Can I use this for eBay dropshipping?
- Yes. eBay charges a final value fee that varies by category, so enter that percentage in the transaction fee field and the calculator will factor it into your profit and margin. It doesn't apply an eBay fee automatically, which lets you match your exact category rate.
- Does it work for Amazon dropshipping?
- Yes. Amazon referral fees differ by category, typically in the 8–15% range, so put that percentage in the transaction fee field. The tool then treats Amazon like any other channel and shows your true profit per order and margin.
- Is there an Excel version, or can I use this instead of a spreadsheet?
- This is a browser calculator rather than a downloadable Excel file, but it replaces the spreadsheet many dropshippers build by hand. There are no formulas to set up or break, and you can test a new price or ad cost and see the margin update in seconds.
- Can I use it in India or with other currencies?
- Yes. The calculator only cares about the numbers, not the currency symbol, so you can enter amounts in rupees, dollars, pounds, or anything else. Just keep every field in the same currency and the profit and percentage results stay correct.
- Why is my profit per order negative?
- A negative result means your combined costs and fees exceed your selling price, so you lose money on every sale. Raise your price, lower your product or shipping cost, or reduce your ad cost per order to get back above break-even.
- How do I estimate ad cost per order?
- Divide your total ad spend for a period by the number of orders it produced. For example, $600 in ad spend that generated 100 orders is $6.00 ad cost per order. This is closely related to your cost per acquisition (CPA).
- How do I project my monthly dropshipping profit?
- Enter a monthly orders figure and the calculator multiplies your profit per order and revenue across that volume. It's a quick way to see whether a product's margin is big enough to hit your income goal at realistic order counts.