Etsy Fee Cheat Sheet [Download]

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Before you go

The cheat sheet answers one question.

After Etsy takes its cut, how much money do you keep from one sale? That number matters—but it is only the first step.

01

Calculate one sale

Use the guide to see what remains after estimated Etsy fees.

02

Repeat it for your products

Compare your bestsellers, low-priced products, and products that rarely sell.

03

Count your time too

Money kept after fees is not the same as profit after your work and costs.

The next question

Is that sale actually worth your time?

The cheat sheet helps you calculate what Etsy takes from one sale. But it cannot show you which of your products are profitable, which are underpriced, or which ones are quietly costing you hours.

That is where ProfitCheck comes in.

Example: A $10 sale may leave you with $8.60 after estimated standard fees. But if the product took hours to create, required ongoing support, or needed paid traffic, the real return may be much lower.

Meet ProfitCheck

Go from “What did I keep?” to “Is this product worth it?”

ProfitCheck helps Etsy digital-product sellers look at the full picture: fees, creation costs, sales, time, and estimated earnings per hour.

Start with the cheat sheet. Then check your first product.

Download the guide now, watch for it in your email, and use ProfitCheck when you are ready to see the bigger picture.

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