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Estimate what's left after Etsy fees and entered costs.

An order total is not the amount you keep. Enter the applicable amount, percentage fees, shipping, and materials to get a quick estimate before you price a listing.

This works great for checking one listing at a time.

But if you're running 20+ active listings across Etsy, Shopify, and eBay, re-pasting each price every time you check your numbers stops being "quick" — it becomes the thing you avoid doing until tax season.

The Multi-Shop Seller Profit Tracker imports CSVs from all three platforms into one dashboard, so you see combined estimated profit across everything — without rebuilding the math every time. It's a one-time purchase that runs 100% offline: nothing is uploaded, no account, no server.

Not sure what a profit-tracking spreadsheet should even track, or whether a spreadsheet, a subscription tool, or a one-time tracker fits your shop? See the columns to track and a free-vs-paid comparison →

Want the fee breakdown behind these numbers? Read How Etsy Fees Work in 2026, with a worked example.

Charging for shipping vs. marking it "free" — does that change your fees? See the math at four price points →

Adding duty to your price under Etsy's DDP requirement? See how much to gross up →

Want every fee in one sourced table? See the full Etsy Fee Structure Datasheet (CSV) →

Not sure how to bake these fees into your price in the first place? See the fee-inclusive pricing formula, worked through with real numbers →

Had a sale cost more in fees than expected? See how the Offsite Ads fee (12% or 15% on the full order) stacks on top →

Weighing your own store against Etsy? See the Etsy vs Shopify breakeven formula — plug in your own numbers →

Selling on eBay too? See what actually differs between Etsy and eBay fees →

Refunded a buyer and wondering which fees come back? See what Etsy actually refunds — full vs. partial, with the math →

Heard the 1099-K threshold changed again? It's $20,000/200 for 2026 — see what that means for your shop →

Funds on hold in your payment account? See what's documented about Etsy's Payment Account Reserve — and the two levers that release funds sooner →

Repricing for the Q4 rush? See what changed this year and the price that keeps your old take-home →

Selling from the UK without a VAT number on file? See the extra 20% VAT Etsy adds to its own fees →

Selling from the UK, France, Italy, Spain, or Turkey? See the Regulatory Operating Fee rates that changed on June 22, 2026 →

Confused why one sale shows three separate $0.20 charges? See when the listing fee is charged, renewed, and multiplied →

This tool provides estimates for bookkeeping purposes only, not tax advice — please consult a licensed professional.
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