Free tool for Etsy makers

20% off the price.
How much off your profit?

Check the offer before you launch it. Compare what each order leaves you and the extra sales needed to earn the same profit.

Country-specific Etsy fee model · USD, GBP, EUR and more · no signup

Try the offer before you run it

CurrencySeller country

Your normal order and discount

Normal item priceShipping chargedItem-price discountNormal-price sales to match

One item per order. The discount applies to the item price only; shipping and extras stay fixed.

Costs for each order

MaterialsPackagingActual postageOther item costsMaking and packing timeTarget hourly pay

Ads, buyer location and tax assumptions

Offsite Ads on the order

Allocated Etsy Ads spendOther Etsy fees, tax includedGift wrap chargedPersonalization extraTax added at checkoutHeld fixed in both scenarios. Use your applicable checkout-tax assumption.Tax included in pricesEnter a rate only if you remit tax included in these prices.

Include tax on modelled seller fees

US state taxes on seller fees are not inferred. Texas transaction-fee tax has its own option; enter other known taxes as additional fees.

Seller-fee tax rate

Texas seller: include transaction-fee tax

Uses WSN's existing Etsy fee model and country profiles, checked 6 October 2026. See the full fee calculator and assumptions. Match shop and payment-account currencies. No currency-conversion fee, income tax or prediction of sales is included.

Free, no account needed. Your entered amounts stay in this open page and are not saved or sent to WSN.

See what the sale changes

Profit per discounted order

$6.51After modelled Etsy fees, your item costs and $10.00 for your time.

Discounted item price: $32.00
Normal profit per order: $13.75
Discounted sales to match 10 normal sales: 22 items
Reduction in profit per order: 52.7%

To match $137.50 of profit from 10 normal-price sales, this scenario needs 22 discounted sales. This calculates a target, not extra demand caused by the offer.

One order, compared
Per order	Normal	Discounted
Item price	$40.00	$32.00
Order revenue	$40.00	$32.00
Included tax you remit	$0.00	$0.00
Etsy fees and ads	$4.25	$3.49
Item costs	$12.00	$12.00
Target pay	$10.00	$10.00
Profit after pay	$13.75	$6.51

The model recalculates price-dependent fees at the discounted price, including the Offsite Ads cap. Actual invoice rounding and tax treatment can differ.

A discount changes more than the price.

Materials and making time usually stay the same when you cut the price. Some Etsy fees fall with the sale price, while fixed fees stay fixed. That is why a 20% price cut can remove much more than 20% of your profit.

The US example starts with a $40 item, $12 of materials and half an hour of work at $20/hour. A 20% discount makes the item $32. The calculator applies the selected fee assumptions to each price and compares profit after your target pay.

Formula: discounted sales needed = normal profit per order × normal sales target ÷ discounted profit per order, rounded up. There is no useful positive-profit sales target if either scenario has no positive profit after pay.

This is an arithmetic comparison, not a forecast that a sale will attract more buyers. Use your actual costs and Etsy invoice settings. Apply discounts only to a genuine normal price; Etsy's pricing guide explains its approach to pricing and sales.

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