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Shopify Profit Margin Calculator

See what you actually keep per order. Enter your selling price, product cost, shipping, payment fee, and any ad cost to get your net profit, net margin, and markup in seconds.

Built for Shopify sellers who want net profit, not just a gross margin that hides the real costs.

Estimate your margin

Every choice updates your estimate live. Your basic result is always free to see.

01 Selling price
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02 Product cost (COGS)
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03 Shipping cost per order
$
04 Payment fee
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05 Other cost per order (ads, packaging)
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Quick answerShopify Profit Margin

Your true margin is what remains after product cost, payment fees, shipping, and marketing, not just the gross figure. Enter your price and costs to see net profit per order, your net margin percentage, and markup, so you can price with confidence.

Definition

Net profit margin is the percentage of each sale you keep after every cost - product, shipping, payment fees, and marketing - not just product cost.

What is the Shopify Profit Margin Calculator?

This free Shopify profit margin calculator reveals your real profit per order. Most store owners look only at gross margin and miss payment fees, shipping, and ad costs. This tool factors them all in to show your true net profit, net margin, and markup.

How this calculator works

Enter your selling price, product cost, per-order shipping, the Shopify payment fee percentage, and any other per-order cost such as ads or packaging. The calculator subtracts every cost from revenue to compute net profit, then expresses it as a margin and a markup.

How to read your result

The headline is your net profit per order. The rows show revenue, total cost, the payment fee, your net margin, and your markup. Most healthy stores aim for a net margin around 10 to 20 percent; if yours is thin, look at pricing, AOV, and conversion before cutting product quality.

Work with a Shopify expert

If your margins are tight, conversion and AOV work usually adds more profit than discounting. Get a free store review.

This free Shopify profit margin calculator gives a fast, data-informed estimate; for wider industry context on Shopify profit margin, see Investopedia on profit margin.

The formulaNet profit = Price - (COGS + shipping + payment fee + other)

Factors

Product cost (COGS)

Your landed cost per unit is usually the biggest single input.

Payment fees

Processing plus the fixed fee quietly reduces every order's margin.

Shipping

Shipping you absorb is one of the most common hidden margin killers.

Marketing per order

Ad spend per order turns a healthy gross margin into a thin net one.

Key takeaways
  • Free and instant - no sign-up required.
  • Built for Shopify and ecommerce stores.
  • Use real numbers to plan with confidence.
  • Turn the result into action with CartCoders.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a good profit margin for a Shopify store?

Most successful stores run a net margin of roughly 10 to 20 percent after all costs. Above 20 percent is strong; below 10 percent is risky because there is little room for ad spend or surprises.

What is the difference between margin and markup?

Margin is profit as a percentage of the selling price; markup is profit as a percentage of cost. A 60 percent margin equals a 150 percent markup. This tool shows both.

Does this include Shopify fees?

Yes. Enter your payment fee percentage and the tool includes processing plus the fixed per-order fee in your net profit.

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Share your store and goals, and our Shopify experts will turn this estimate into an itemised scope, timeline, and quote — usually within 24–48 hours.