Calculate your exact dropshipping profit after all eBay fees — supports UK, US, Germany and Australia.
Add what you pay Amazon for the product plus any Amazon postage. This is the real cost of fulfilling the order before eBay takes its cut.
eBay deducts a Final Value Fee percentage of the sale price plus a fixed order fee. We calculate both for your marketplace and subtract them from your sale price.
What is left after costs and fees is your net profit. The break-even price shows the minimum you can charge without losing money on the order.
Take your eBay sale price and subtract your Amazon cost, any Amazon postage you pay, and all eBay fees (the Final Value Fee plus the fixed order fee). What remains is your net profit. This calculator does the maths automatically for the UK, US, Germany and Australia.
Most Amazon to eBay dropshippers aim for a net margin of 10–20% after fees. Thin margins are common in this model, so even small pricing mistakes can turn a sale into a loss. Use the break-even figure to see the minimum price you must charge to avoid losing money.
It includes eBay’s Final Value Fee and fixed order fee for the selected marketplace. Your Amazon cost is whatever you pay the supplier, including any Amazon postage you enter. It does not include optional extras such as eBay Promoted Listings or currency conversion fees.
The break-even price is the lowest eBay sale price at which your net profit is exactly zero — covering your Amazon cost plus all eBay fees. Price anything below it and you lose money on the order. Always list above break-even to stay profitable.
Yes. Coderom monitors Amazon prices and stock 24/7 and reprices your eBay listings automatically to protect the margin you set. Instead of checking each product by hand, you define your rules once and let the platform keep every listing profitable.
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