Etsy Fee & Tariff Calculator
A margin checkup for any Etsy listing
Most fee calculators hand you a rough estimate. This one rebuilds the full cost stack of a single Etsy listing line by line and ends with the number that actually reaches the seller. The line it adds that competitors skip is Etsy's 15% transaction fee applied to the prepaid US import duty a non-US seller fronts for the buyer: exactly the charge that turns a listing that looked profitable negative. Every calculation runs locally in the browser, makes zero network requests, and the same engine is available as a free web version with no install.
Features
Full line-by-line fee breakdown of any public Etsy listing
15% transaction fee computed on prepaid US import duties (DDP tariff), the line generic calculators skip
100% free: the Pro tier is waitlist-only, billing is not live
Zero network requests, settings stay on the device
Use Cases
Pricing a new listing: see the payout before you commit to a number
Repricing: check what a price change does to real margin, not the sticker
Non-US sellers: see the DDP duty effect before it eats the margin
Comments
Interesting catch on the 15% transaction fee applying to prepaid import duties. That's the kind of detail generic calculators skip, and it explains how a "profitable" listing can quietly go negative. Do you plan to let people compare a few prices side by side, so sellers can see the break-even point as they change the price?
Charging Etsy's 15% on the prepaid duty is a line I hadn't seen anyone spell out, and it's exactly what catches non-US sellers. One question: does the result change when the shop belongs to a US LLC but the goods still ship from abroad? That setup is common for founders outside the US, and I'm not sure the duty line works the same way.
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Interesting catch on the 15% transaction fee applying to prepaid import duties. That's the kind of detail generic calculators skip, and it explains how a "profitable" listing can quietly go negative. Do you plan to let people compare a few prices side by side, so sellers can see the break-even point as they change the price?
Charging Etsy's 15% on the prepaid duty is a line I hadn't seen anyone spell out, and it's exactly what catches non-US sellers. One question: does the result change when the shop belongs to a US LLC but the goods still ship from abroad? That setup is common for founders outside the US, and I'm not sure the duty line works the same way.
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