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Product link profit calculator

Paste the link to a product and the marketplace, the product id and usually the category are read straight out of it. You fill in the price and your cost, and the commission, closing fee, shipping and tax come from the rate card rather than from memory.

Free, no sign up neededUpdated 18 September 2026

Paste the product link

Marketplace
Amazon India
ASIN
B08XYZ1234
Category
Clothing and apparelbest guess, check it
Product, as the link describes it
Wildcraft Backpack Laptop Casual Black
Everything above came out of the link itself. Nothing was fetched from Amazon India, because a browser cannot read another site's pages and would get a bot check rather than a price if it tried. Put in what you sell it for and what it costs you, and the rest is worked out from the current rate card.

Your product

Amazon charges no commission on most categories, so the money leaves through shipping and the fixed fee instead.

₹

What the buyer pays, GST included.

g

Packed weight. Amazon rounds up to the next half kilo.

How is it shipped?
Where do most orders go?

Pick the one that matches the bulk of your orders. National is the safe assumption for most sellers.

₹

What you pay your supplier per unit.

₹
%

Of sales.

%

Including RTO.

%

₹198.38

Net profit per order, after everything

19.9%

Net margin

₹710

Amazon pays you

12.9%

Goes to Amazon in fees

₹731

Break even price

50%

Return on what you spent per unit

At a hundred orders a month this product brings in ₹19,838. Amazon keeps ₹128.62 of every ₹999 sale before you have paid for the product itself.

Watch the price band. In this category Amazon charges 0% up to ₹1,000 and 15.5% above it. Listing at ₹1,001 instead of ₹1,000 earns you one rupee more and costs you ₹201.25 in profit.
Amazon India rates in this tool are indicative and were last set on 2026-03-16. Check your own rate card before you lock a price.
Published range above 1,000 rupees is roughly 7 to 24 percent by sub category.

Where the money goes

  • What the buyer pays

    ₹999.00

  • GST on the product (18%)

    Collected from the buyer and paid to the government. It was never your money.

    -₹152.39

  • Amazon commission (0%)

    ₹0.00

  • Closing fee

    -₹30.00

  • Shipping fee

    -₹79.00

  • Tax on marketplace fees (18%)

    -₹19.62

  • TCS (1%)

    Deposited against your GSTIN. You claim it back when you file.

    -₹8.47

  • Settlement into your bank

    ₹709.52

  • Product cost

    -₹380.00

  • Packaging

    -₹15.00

  • Advertising (10% of sale)

    -₹99.90

  • Returns allowance (8% return rate)

    Spread across every order so one bad return does not surprise you.

    -₹16.24

  • Net profit per order

    ₹198.38

How this works

  • The link tells you more than people expect. The domain gives the marketplace, the path gives the product id, and the readable part of the address is usually the product title.
  • That title is matched against a keyword list to guess the category, which is the input people most often get wrong and the one that changes the commission most.
  • Nothing is fetched from the marketplace. A page in your browser cannot read another site, and the sites that do not block it outright serve a bot check instead of a price, so any tool claiming to pull the live price is either using an official API you have connected or is guessing.
  • Price and cost stay yours to enter. Everything after that is the rate card, applied exactly the same way as it would be on your settlement report.
  • Where we recognise the marketplace but have no published rate card for it, we say so rather than showing you a number we made up.

Questions sellers ask

Why can it not just read the price from the link?

Because browsers deliberately stop a page on one site from reading pages on another, and the big marketplaces block automated requests on top of that. Pulling a live price needs either an official API connection with your seller credentials or a server that scrapes and gets blocked. We would rather fill in four fields out of six honestly than pretend to do six.

Which links work?

Amazon India, Flipkart, Meesho, Etsy, eBay and any store running on Shopify give you a full fee breakdown. Myntra, AJIO, Nykaa, Blinkit, Zepto, JioMart, Walmart, Wayfair, AliExpress and the other Amazon marketplaces are recognised and identified, but they either do not publish a rate card or we have not added it yet, and we say which.

The category it guessed is wrong. Does that matter?

Yes, quite a lot, and you should change it in the dropdown. Commission varies by more than ten percentage points between categories on the same marketplace, which is more than most sellers make in margin.

Why do Blinkit and Zepto not give me a number?

Because neither publishes a rate card. Quick commerce commission is negotiated with a category manager and depends on your brand, your category and sometimes the city. Anyone showing you a precise Blinkit fee calculation is showing you a guess with a decimal point on it.

Can I use this for a product I do not sell yet?

That is the best use of it. Paste a competitor link, enter what they charge and what you think you could source it for, and you have a straight answer on whether the category is worth entering before you buy any stock.

Is the link I paste stored anywhere?

No. It is parsed in your browser and never sent to us.

Done for you

Get marketplace account management

A calculator tells you the margin. Holding that margin every week is the harder part. Our team runs pricing, fees, returns and reporting on your account so the number you just worked out survives contact with real orders.

Where do you sell today?
What is getting in the way right now?
Roughly how much do you sell a month?

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