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Ecommerce Calculators

Free ecommerce calculators for Shopify revenue, Amazon FBA profit, sales-tax-aware net margin, and Google Ads ROAS — built from current ad-cost and platform-fee data.

01 · Free tools
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02 · Channels
Shopify · Amazon FBA · Paid social
03 · Coverage
US · UK · CA · AU

Ecommerce profit lives in the gap between gross sales and what actually lands in your bank account after platform fees, ad spend, returns, and tax. Most stores look profitable on the dashboard and break-even on the income statement. Use these calculators to find the gap before it finds you.

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Sizing a new Shopify store

Models traffic × CR × AOV with realistic ranges per vertical.

Shopify store revenue calculator
02
Sourcing an FBA product

Calculates referral fee, FBA fulfillment, storage, returns, and ad spend per unit.

Amazon FBA profit calculator
03
Modeling profit after taxes

Splits sales-tax pass-through from real margin and applies SE + income tax.

Shopify sales tax & profit-after-tax
04
Setting paid-search targets

Reverses break-even ROAS from gross margin and target profit.

Google Ads ROAS calculator
§ 01

The five places ecommerce profit dies

If you've ever wondered why a 'great' month felt broke at month-end, the answer is almost always one of these five.

  • Sales tax / VAT collected counted as revenue (it isn't — it's a liability).
  • Returns and refunds not modelled (5–20% in apparel, 2–8% in CPG).
  • Shipping costs not netted against customer-paid shipping.
  • Blended CAC drift as you scale (early winners stop scaling, payback gets longer).
  • Inventory tied up in slow-moving SKUs you keep reordering on autopilot.
§ 02

What healthy DTC margin actually looks like

Gross margin should be 30–40% as a floor for a paid-traffic brand. EBITDA margin lands at 8–15% once ad spend, opex, and returns are honest. Anything north of 15% net usually means a strong organic engine, repeat purchase, or a category insulated from paid competition.

§ 03

Amazon FBA: the fees that actually matter

FBA's referral fee (usually 15%) is just the start. Fulfillment fees scale with size and weight, storage fees punish slow-movers (especially Q4), and returns processing eats the bottom line in apparel. Run the FBA calculator before you place a PO, not after.

§ 04

Sales tax across states isn't optional

Once you cross $100k revenue or 200 transactions in a state, you have economic nexus and must collect, file, and remit. Shopify Tax helps with calculation but does not register or file for you.

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Channel economics: Shopify vs Amazon FBA

DimensionShopify (DTC)Amazon FBA
Platform fee~3.4% + processing15% referral + FBA fees
Customer relationshipYou own itAmazon owns it
Brand controlTotalLimited
Traffic sourcePaid + email + organicAmazon search
Typical net margin8–15%5–12%
Cash flowDaily payoutsBi-weekly disbursement, holds common
FAQ

Things people ask

What's a healthy Shopify conversion rate?+

Median Shopify conversion is around 1.4–2%. Top quartile sits at 3–5% depending on category. Apparel and home tend to convert lower, supplements and beauty higher.

How much should I spend on ads as a % of revenue?+

DTC brands at scale typically keep blended ad spend under 25–30% of revenue. Early stage you'll often spend 40–50% to find your winning creative and audience.

Do I owe sales tax on Shopify orders?+

Yes, in any state where you have economic nexus (typically $100k revenue or 200 transactions). You must register, collect, file, and remit — Shopify only helps calculate.

Is Amazon FBA still profitable in 2026?+

Yes for differentiated products with real margin. Generic 'reseller' arbitrage is largely over. Use the FBA profit calculator to model fees BEFORE you place a PO.

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