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Cross-border cost-profit calculator
Break down purchase, inbound, packing, last-mile and platform costs, then compare them with the selling price.
Calculate per-unit cross-border profit from price, cost, inbound freight, commission and ads.
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Fill in the numbers and press Calculate, or load the example first.
Use this when you want a platform-neutral profit estimate. Enter the selling price with each cost and commission line. Use figures from purchase orders, freight quotes and platform invoices; unpublished official rate cards are not built in.
Profit = selling price − product cost − inbound − packing − fulfilment − storage − ads − return reserve − other − commission − payment fees.
Selling price minus the cost and fee lines listed above. Commission is your entered rate times the fee base.
Use Copy results to paste the figures into a sheet. This page calculates one unit; set quantity or extend the sheet yourself for a batch.
The math is the same. This page starts from the selling price; the cost-profit page leads with the cost breakdown. You can use both.
Report formula, copy, or fee-rule issues. Do not send your prices or costs.
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