sellerprofit_sale_breakeven

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Works out how many more orders a sale or coupon needs just to keep the same profit a month, for one item on Etsy, Shopify or Amazon. Each platform's fees are worked out at the full price and again at the sale price: percentage fees fall with the price and fixed fees stay (Etsy's listing and processing fees, Shopify's 30¢), so the answer is extra orders = kept at full price ÷ kept on sale − 1. On Amazon the sale is a coupon plus the 2.5% coupon fee (third-party estimate); Amazon's public pages don't state whether the referral fee is on the price before or after the coupon, so both readings are returned. It fits a seller who asks whether 25% off is worth it, how many more sales a discount needs, or whether to join a sales event. Takes the platform, the item price, the discount percent, materials and label; optionally shipping charged, packaging ($1 typical, flagged), orders a month, and the platform's own field: Etsy Offsite Ads, Shopify plan, Amazon category and fulfillment fee. Returns one order at full price and on sale (price, each fee, costs, kept), the fee change, the extra orders needed and, with orders a month, the orders needed and what the sale costs if orders don't rise. When the sale price keeps nothing, it says no number of orders makes the sale pay. US dollars; dated rates with sources. Free, no sign-in. Takes numbers only; nothing is stored.