Selling digital products on Etsy? Use this free Etsy fee calculator cheat sheet to see what remains after estimated Etsy listing, transaction, and payment-processing fees—before your time, software, ads, and creation costs.
Find out what Etsy takes from your digital-product sales
Most Etsy sellers look at a $10 sale and think they made $10. But Etsy deducts more than one type of fee—and low-priced digital products can be especially sensitive to fixed processing and listing charges.
This free Etsy digital product fee cheat sheet shows you how to calculate your estimated amount kept from a single sale in under two minutes.
- See how much Etsy takes per sale using a simple, repeatable formula.
- Calculate what you keep from $5, $10, $15, $20, and other common prices.
- Spot underpriced products before creating more listings.
- Understand the difference between revenue, amount kept, and actual profit.
If you sell five copies each of 20 digital products priced at $10, you generate $1,000 in revenue—but keep approximately $860 after these estimated Etsy fees.
If those products took 40 hours to create, that is a first-month return of approximately $21.50 per hour before software, advertising, refunds, support, and other costs.
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