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E-commerce Profit & Fees Calculator (KSA & UAE)

See your real profit after marketplace fees, VAT, shipping costs and ad spend. Perfect for Amazon, Noon and online store sellers in the Gulf.

Enter your product details

This will auto-fill an approximate platform fee and VAT. You can still edit values.

Approx. total marketplace fees: referral + fulfillment + payment gateway.

Common VAT: KSA 15%, UAE 5%. Always confirm for your business.

Disclaimer: This calculator is for estimation only and does not replace professional accounting or tax advice.

💡 Quick Guide

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Add your numbers

Enter selling price, cost, shipping, ad spend, platform fee and VAT for your country.

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See real profit

Instantly see revenue, total cost, net profit per order and profit margin.

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Plan discounts

Check break-even price and max safe discount before running sales or offers.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What does this e-commerce profit calculator do?

This tool helps you understand your true profit per order as an e-commerce seller. You enter your selling price, product cost, shipping, ad spend, platform fee percentage and VAT rate. The calculator then shows revenue, total costs, net profit, margin, break-even price and your maximum safe discount.

Is this calculator only for KSA and UAE?

The tool is optimized for Gulf sellers and uses common VAT values for KSA and UAE, but you can use it for any country by entering your own VAT and fee percentages. Just pick the correct currency and numbers that match your business.

How accurate are the results?

The math is accurate based on the numbers you enter, but the tool cannot replace your accountant or tax advisor. Marketplace fee structures and tax rules can change, so always double-check important decisions with a professional when needed.

What is the difference between revenue and net profit?

Revenue is the amount your customer pays (your selling price). Net profit is what is left after subtracting all costs: product cost, shipping, ad spend, marketplace fees and VAT. The net profit and margin are the key numbers you should track.