Shopify Revenue Checker

Net profit = revenue − COGS − shipping − marketing − payment processing fees. Divide net profit by revenue for your margin percentage. This calculator does all of it per order.

10–20% net margin is typical for ecommerce, 20%+ is strong, and 30%+ is excellent (usually private-label or premium brands). Dropshipping stores that run paid ads often land at 5–15% once ad spend is included.

Shopify Payments processing (2.9% + $0.30 on Basic in the US, 1.7% + £0.25 in the UK), any third-party gateway fee of 0.5–2%, plus your monthly subscription divided by monthly orders for fully-loaded profit.

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Shopify Payments takes about 2.9% + $0.30 per online order on Basic in the US (2.7% on Grow, 2.5% on Advanced) and roughly 1.7% + £0.25 in the UK. Using a third-party gateway instead adds a 2% platform fee on Basic.

Yes — enter supplier cost as COGS, supplier shipping as shipping and ad spend as marketing to get your true per-order dropshipping profit and margin.

On a $50 order with $15 COGS, $5 shipping, $8 marketing and 2.9% + $0.30 processing ($1.75), profit is about $20.25 — a 40.5% margin. Raise ad spend to $18 and the same order drops to roughly $10.25, or 20.5%.

Break-even price = (COGS + shipping + marketing + fixed fee) ÷ (1 − payment fee rate). With $15 COGS, $5 shipping, $8 ads and 2.9% + $0.30 fees, you break even at about $29.30 — anything below that loses money on every order.

Break-even ROAS = 1 ÷ gross margin. If your gross margin after COGS, shipping and fees is 50%, you need at least 2.0x ROAS to break even; at 33% margin you need 3.0x. Enter your ad spend per order above to see whether your current ROAS is actually profitable.

For true net profit, yes. Divide your monthly plan cost ($39 Basic, $105 Grow, $399 Advanced) plus app subscriptions by your monthly order count and add it to marketing. At 200 orders/month, a $39 plan is about $0.20 per order.

Compare the plan fee difference against your processing saving. Grow saves 0.2% versus Basic, so it pays for itself above roughly $33,000 in monthly revenue; Advanced saves another 0.2% and makes sense above about $150,000 a month.

Put the POD supplier's product price plus their shipping into COGS, keep your customer shipping charge in revenue, and add ad spend as marketing. Most POD stores need a 2.2–2.5x markup on base cost to hold a healthy margin after fees.

Yes — completely free, no sign-up and no email. Everything is calculated in your browser and you can download a branded PDF report of the numbers.