Is this product actually worth making?
Enter one Etsy sale and see Maker Earnings, Business Earnings, hourly return, and where every dollar went. It updates as you type.
Start with the sale price.
Follow the same order you would think through a listing: money in, cost to make, time, then marketplace fees.
Sale
What did the customer pay?
Materials
What did it cost to build and pack?
Labor
How much is your shop time worth?
Marketplace fees
Known Etsy and payment fees are filled in for you.
Pricing goal
Optional, used for the recommended price.
This estimate uses Etsy's $0.20 listing fee, 6.5% transaction fee, and 3% + $0.25 payment fee. Edit Offsite Ads only when it applies to the sale.
Imagine seeing this for every product in your shop.
This calculator solves one sale. Maker Forge stores products, materials, labor, machines, packaging, sales channels, pricing, and shop dashboards so you never rebuild the math.
How Etsy earnings work
Maker Earnings are what remains after materials, packaging, other making costs, and Etsy fees. Business Earnings also subtract the value of your time.
Why labor belongs here
Handmade products can look strong until your time is included. Add designing, making, finishing, packing, and order prep time.
Why price changes matter
Etsy fees and fixed costs mean a small increase can create a larger change in hourly earnings than many makers expect.