United States Etsy sellers
Etsy Pricing Calculator
Find the estimated Etsy price per item needed to reach a target dollar profit or profit margin after Etsy fees and seller costs.
Pricing calculator
Choose a target and enter the order costs that should be covered by the Etsy price.
Recommended Price Per Item
$22.60
Target achieved
Based on the costs and Etsy fees entered, this estimated price produces $20.00 in net profit.
Primary results
- Target profit
- $20.00
- Expected net profit
- $20.00
- Expected profit margin
- 88.50%
- Item revenue
- $22.60
- Seller revenue
- $22.60
- Estimated Etsy fees
- $2.60
- Total costs
- $2.60
- One-cent-below check
- Does not achieve target
Detailed breakdown
Revenue
- Item price per unit
- $22.60
- Quantity
- 1
- Item revenue
- $22.60
- Shipping charged
- $0.00
- Gift wrap
- $0.00
- Seller revenue
- $22.60
- Sales tax paid by buyer
- $0.00
Etsy fees
- Listing fee
- $0.20
- Transaction fee
- $1.47
- Payment processing fee
- $0.93
- Total Etsy fees
- $2.60
Seller costs
- Product cost
- $0.00
- Packaging
- $0.00
- Seller-paid shipping
- $0.00
- Advertising
- $0.00
- Other costs
- $0.00
- Total seller costs
- $0.00
- Total costs
- $2.60
- Expected net profit
- $20.00
- Expected profit margin
- 88.50%
How to price an Etsy product
A useful Etsy price needs to cover marketplace fees, product costs, packaging, seller-paid shipping, advertising, and any other order-level costs you want included. This calculator works backward from a target profit or margin instead of asking you to guess a price first.
How the Etsy pricing calculator works
SellerFormulas tests a possible item price, calculates Etsy fees using the same engine as the Etsy Fee Calculator, deducts costs using the same profit engine as the Etsy Profit Calculator, and then adjusts the price until the lowest cent-level price meeting your target is found.
Net Profit = Seller Revenue - Etsy Fees - Seller Costs. Profit Margin = Net Profit / Seller Revenue x 100.
Pricing for a target dollar profit
In Target Profit mode, the solver looks for the lowest per-item selling price where net profit is at least the desired dollar amount. A target profit of $0.00 acts as a break-even price search.
Pricing for a target profit margin
In Target Profit Margin mode, the solver looks for the lowest per-item selling price where net profit divided by seller revenue meets or exceeds the margin entered. Sales tax is excluded from seller revenue.
What costs should Etsy sellers include?
Include product cost per item, packaging, postage or shipping-label cost, advertising costs you want attributed to the order, and other variable costs. Labor can be included in product cost or other costs for now if you want it reflected in the recommendation.
Worked example
Example inputs: quantity 1, product cost $12.00, packaging $1.00, seller shipping $5.00, advertising $2.00, buyer shipping $0.00, gift wrap $0.00, sales tax $0.00, listing fee included, and target profit $10.00.
- Recommended price per item: $33.65
- Etsy fees: $3.65
- Total costs: $23.65
- Net profit: $10.00
- Profit margin: 29.72%
Break-even Etsy pricing
Set Target Profit to $0.00 to estimate the lowest item price that covers Etsy fees and the seller costs entered. This is a break-even-style order estimate, not a full business break-even analysis.
Why Etsy fees matter when setting prices
Etsy fees apply to more than just product cost. Buyer-paid shipping and gift wrap can affect fee bases, and payment processing can be affected by sales tax. Solving through the same fee engine keeps the pricing recommendation aligned with the fee and profit calculators.
What this calculator includes
- Target profit and target margin pricing modes
- Existing Etsy fee and profit engines
- Product cost per item multiplied by quantity
- Order-level packaging, shipping, advertising, and other costs
- One-cent-below validation of the recommended price
Limitations
These are estimates based on entered order-level variable costs. The calculator does not automatically include income tax, monthly overhead, rent, subscriptions, employee payroll, currency conversion, discounts, refunds, Etsy Offsite Ads unless included manually as advertising, or future fee changes.
Frequently asked questions
How should I price my Etsy products?
Start by entering your costs and choosing either a target dollar profit or target margin. The calculator estimates the minimum per-item price needed to meet that target.
How do I price an Etsy item for a specific profit?
Use Target Profit mode and enter the profit you want for the order. The solver searches for the lowest per-item price where calculated net profit meets or exceeds that amount.
How do I price an Etsy item for a 30% margin?
Use Target Profit Margin mode and enter 30. The calculator solves against profit margin as net profit divided by seller revenue.
Does this Etsy pricing calculator include fees?
Yes. It reuses SellerFormulas' Etsy fee engine and profit engine rather than creating a separate fee approximation.
Does Etsy charge fees on shipping?
The existing Etsy fee engine includes buyer-paid shipping in the fee bases established for the Etsy Fee Calculator.
Should I include packaging in my Etsy price?
If packaging is an order-level cost you need covered, enter it in the packaging field so the recommended price includes it.
Does this calculator include Offsite Ads?
It does not calculate Offsite Ads automatically. Enter any Offsite Ads, Etsy Ads, or other marketing cost manually in the advertising field.
What is an Etsy break-even price?
It is the estimated item price where seller revenue covers Etsy fees and the seller costs entered, leaving approximately $0.00 in net profit.
Why is the recommended price higher than my product cost?
Product cost is only one part of the order. Etsy fees, packaging, seller-paid shipping, advertising, other costs, and your profit target can all increase the required price.
Should I include my labor cost?
If you want labor reflected in the pricing decision, include an estimated labor amount in product cost or other costs for now. A separate labor module is not part of this task.