Settlement calculator
What is left from an order once the commission, the courier, the packing and the ones that come back have all taken their share.
The order
One order, as the customer sees it and as it costs you.
What the customer pays
Your buying or making cost
What comes out of it
Take these from your own settlement statement or courier rate card. We do not fill them in for you — every platform charges differently and the rates change.
Of the order value
Of the amount collected
Bag, tape, label, invoice
Returns
Orders that go out and come back — refused at the door, or returned after delivery.
Out of every 100 orders you ship
Both legs, if your courier bills you for both
Enter the order value and your own rates above. The result appears here.
What this is for
The money that lands in your account is never the price on the listing. A ₹1,499 order can settle at ₹1,100, and if eight in a hundred come back it is worth less than that again — because the returns are paid for out of the orders that stayed sold.
Returns are the part most sellers under-count. A parcel that goes out and comes back has cost you freight in both directions and a packing bag, and if it arrives back marked or soiled it has cost you the piece as well. Spread over every order you shipped, that is often the difference between a margin that works and one that does not.
You type in your own rates. We do not fill in a commission percentage for any marketplace, because those differ by category, change without much notice, and are worth reading off your own settlement statement. The same goes for courier charges — use your own rate card or your last month’s bills.
If the order value you entered includes GST, remember the profit shown still has that tax sitting inside it; the GST calculator will separate the two.