Flipkart Seller Profit Calculator: Net Profit After Every Fee

Enter the selling price, cost and the fees on your Flipkart rate card. The calculator removes GST, deducts commission, collection fee, fixed fee, shipping, ads and returns, and shows the profit, margin and break-even price.

FreeNo sign-upRuns in your browserUpdated 2 Nov 2026
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What you paid, before GST credit.
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Lost shipping and damaged stock.
Registered sellers can usually claim it as input credit.
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How to use this calculator

  1. Enter the selling price including GST and your product cost.
  2. Enter the commission, collection fee, fixed fee and shipping fee.
  3. Add ad cost per unit and the return rate.
  4. Read the profit per unit and the break-even price.

The formula

Sale price without GST = Selling price ÷ (1 + GST%). Fees = Commission% × Price + Collection% × Price + Fixed fee + Shipping fee. Profit = Sale price without GST − Cost − Fees − Ads − Return loss.

Worked example

At ₹799 with 5% GST the price without GST is ₹761. With a ₹350 cost, 12% commission, 2% collection fee, ₹20 fixed fee, ₹60 shipping fee and an 8% return rate at ₹100 (₹8), the profit is about ₹211 per unit, or 27.7% of the sale price without GST. The break-even price is about ₹539.

Understanding your result

Collection fee is charged on the selling price, so a higher price raises it. Use the break-even price as a floor when running offers.

When to use it

  • Price a new listing.
  • Check whether a sale event still leaves a profit.
  • Compare Flipkart with another marketplace.

Assumptions and limits

Storage, packaging, income tax and overheads are not included unless you add them to the product cost. Marketplace fees, GST rules and tax rates change and differ by category. The values pre-filled here are samples only. Replace them with the figures from your own rate card and settlement report.

Frequently asked questions

How do I calculate profit as a Flipkart seller?

Remove GST from the price, then subtract the product cost, commission, collection and fixed fees, shipping, ads and return losses.

What is the collection fee?

A fee charged on each order for payment processing. Check your rate card for the current rate.

How do I find the break-even price?

See the break-even line. It is the price at which profit is zero.

Do returns reduce my profit?

Yes. The tool spreads the return cost across all units using your return rate.

Which GST rate should I use?

The rate that applies to your product under the GST schedule.