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See the outputs that matter when evaluating price, margin, channel fit and break-even economics.
Model marketplace fees, product costs and selling economics before you commit. Ecomly Profit helps ecommerce sellers compare channels with clearer assumptions and practical profit metrics.
CALCULATE · COMPARE · DECIDEStart with the channel you sell on, enter the economics of the product, and review the modeled result with the assumptions kept visible.
Select Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, TikTok Shop or eBay so the calculator starts with the relevant marketplace model.
Add selling price, product cost, fulfilment, shipping, advertising and other costs that shape your unit economics.
See modeled profit, margin and break-even economics, then compare channels before making your next selling decision.
Start with your overall unit economics, compare channels, or use a focused calculator for pricing, landed cost, margin and advertising decisions.
Bring selling price, product cost, fulfilment, shipping, advertising and marketplace fees into one clearer profitability model.
Test the variables that change ecommerce profitability before you adjust pricing, commit to inventory or expand to another channel.
Explore All Tools →Each marketplace has a different fee structure and operating model. Ecomly Profit keeps those differences visible so you can evaluate channels with better context.
Model selling economics with category-sensitive marketplace costs and other relevant seller inputs.
Explore Amazon calculator →Evaluate store economics using payment, operating and acquisition costs that affect direct-to-consumer margin.
Explore Shopify calculator →Estimate profitability while accounting for listing, transaction and other seller costs relevant to your inputs.
Explore Etsy calculator →Model product economics where marketplace fees, affiliate activity and fulfilment choices can influence margin.
Explore TikTok Shop calculator →Review selling economics with marketplace charges, product costs and operating inputs brought into one model.
Explore eBay calculator →Use a consistent set of business inputs to compare modeled economics across multiple ecommerce channels.
Start comparison →Ecomly Profit turns scattered marketplace costs and operating inputs into a clearer decision framework—while keeping assumptions visible instead of hiding them behind a single number.
See the outputs that matter when evaluating price, margin, channel fit and break-even economics.
Marketplace fees and business costs are modeled with context so you can understand what is driving the result.
Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, TikTok Shop and eBay are treated as different selling environments—not one generic fee model.
Bring revenue, fees and operating costs together to get a more useful view of modeled net profit and margin.
Use the calculators for the numbers, then go deeper with clear explanations of marketplace costs, pricing, margin and unit economics.
Learn how product cost, fulfilment, marketplace fees, advertising and pricing interact before you make a selling decision.
Browse profit guides →See how common marketplace charges can affect contribution margin and why fee assumptions need context.
Read guides →Use pricing decisions together with costs and fees instead of relying on revenue or markup alone.
Read guides →Understand the relationship between selling price, margin, advertising and the level where profit disappears.
Read guides →Ecomly Profit is designed as an analytical tool—not a promise of future earnings. We keep the model understandable so you can evaluate the result in the context of your own business.
Review our methodology →Results depend on the inputs and assumptions you provide and should be reviewed against your actual costs.
Fees may vary by category, region, seller plan, fulfilment method, promotion and marketplace policy.
Our goal is to show what drives the model rather than present a black-box profitability number.
Ecomly Profit is not presented as an official calculator of Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, TikTok Shop or eBay.
Model your costs, marketplace fees, margin and break-even economics with a clearer view of what may be left as profit.