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Etsy CSV profit calculator

Use an Etsy order item CSV with editable fee and SKU cost assumptions to estimate order-level contribution, flag missing cost records, and compare Offsite Ads scenarios without uploading the raw file.

Maintained by Seller Profit Guard Editorial Team. Last reviewed: 2026-07-12.

What this calculator checks

The calculator connects revenue with the costs that gross sales leave out. It can review item revenue, shipping charged, quantity, marketplace and payment fee assumptions, Offsite Ads exposure, material, packaging, labor, shipping cost, and other seller-entered costs.

The result is an operating estimate rather than a tax or accounting figure. Use it to find orders and SKUs that deserve a price, shipping, cost-record, or advertising review, then verify the underlying export and current Etsy rules before changing the business.

  • Run no-ad, 12% Offsite Ads, and 15% Offsite Ads stress tests.
  • Flag SKUs that sold without a matching cost record.
  • Separate revenue, platform fees, private costs, and estimated contribution.
  • Export a working report for private seller review.

A safer local-first workflow

The browser reads the file for mapping and calculations. Buyer names, delivery addresses, private messages, and payment credentials are not required. Use a public dummy CSV for testing and redact commercially sensitive SKU costs before sharing screenshots.

Start with one recent export and confirm every mapped column before trusting totals. A missing shipping field or a revenue column mapped to the wrong total can make a precise-looking report wrong.

Sources and further reading

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Related guide: Read the SKU-level profit guide.

This tool provides operating estimates, not tax, accounting, legal, financial, or marketplace-policy advice. Verify current official sources and your own records before changing prices or operations.