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Cross-border profit calculator
Calculate per-unit cross-border profit from price, cost, inbound freight, commission and ads.
Break down purchase, inbound, packing, last-mile and platform costs, then compare them with the selling price.
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Fill in the numbers and press Calculate, or load the example first.
For sellers who want the cost lines first. Enter purchase, inbound, packing and last-mile costs, then the selling price and commission. The formula matches the cross-border profit calculator, with a cost-first layout. Use quoted and invoiced rates.
Total cost = purchase + inbound + packing + fulfilment + storage + ads + return reserve + other + commission + payment fees. Profit = selling price − total cost.
List purchase and pre-warehouse costs first, then platform commission, last-mile and ads, and subtract the total from the selling price. Do not forget inbound freight and a return reserve.
Allocate a shipment’s freight to one unit by chargeable weight or CBM, then enter it here. The first-leg freight calculator can total the shipment first.
Copy the results into your own sheet and freeze the cost columns as a template. This page does not download an Excel file.
Report formula, copy, or fee-rule issues. Do not send your prices or costs.
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