Order profit
Model one order with multiple listings, buyer-paid charges, seller discounts, Etsy fees, and variable costs.
Seller unit economics
Understand what remains after marketplace fees and variable costs. The first MarginGauge tool models Etsy contribution profit for supported US seller orders.
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Model one order with multiple listings, buyer-paid charges, seller discounts, Etsy fees, and variable costs.
Find the lowest supported whole-cent listing price that meets a contribution-profit or margin target.
Review the fee lines, calculation basis, rounding convention, source links, and catalog version behind each result.
Etsy seller guides
Original, source-linked guides for US sellers using Etsy.com, a US bank account, and USD.
Fee fundamentals
Separate listing, transaction, and payment-processing fees, then see how they affect a worked order.
Profit workflow
Organize seller revenue, Etsy fees, operating costs, and allocated ad spend without confusing profit with payout.
Pricing decisions
Build a selling price around your costs and contribution target with a complete worked example.
Shipping and profit
Separate buyer-paid shipping from the actual label cost and compare the resulting contribution.
Advertising fees
Confirm the attributed-order tier, understand the fee base, and see how the per-order cap changes profit.
Traffic attribution
Compare the seller-driven fee credit with Etsy-driven advertising fees and see how attribution changes order profit.
Taxes and fee bases
Separate buyer sales tax from seller revenue and see why tax can still change payment-processing fees.
Pricing and attribution
Compare the minimum price needed to protect a profit target under no attribution, 15%, and 12% Offsite Ads.