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What one sale pays on each channel

One product, six ways to sell it. The payout, the margin, and the ROAS that ad has to clear. Amazon, Etsy, eBay, Walmart Marketplace, TikTok Shop, and a Shopify store beside them.

The order

Leave this at 0 if you are not collecting tax. It changes the fee only where that platform’s own rule includes tax.

Each channel uses its own published category, named on the card. Nothing here is an average.

Extra orders after this one, with the same margin. 0 means this is the only order.

Dollars left after platform fees and the shipping you pay. Used for the break-even item price.

The ad

Revenue divided by ad spend. A ROAS of 4 means $4 of item and shipping for each $1 of ads.

Channel options

Off means the Professional plan. The $39.99 monthly fee is not spread across this one sale.

The fee is capped at $100 on one order. US sales tax is not in this base.

Off means this listing is inside the 250 free listings each month. Store plans use a different schedule, which is not on this page.

Standard is a domestic consumer Visa, Mastercard, Discover, or Diners Club card. Premium is a domestic commercial, corporate, or business card, or any domestic American Express card.

The monthly Shopify price is not taken out of this one order.

A different ad number on one channel

1. What the channel keeps

Net payout is the item price plus the shipping you charge, minus platform fees, minus the shipping you pay. Cost of goods comes in the next step. Cards are sorted by net payout, highest first.

2. Margin on the order

Contribution per order = (1 − refund rate) × (item price + shipping charged − cost of goods) − platform fees − shipping you pay.

On a refund, this page assumes you get the goods back, you do not keep the sale, and you do not recover the platform fees or the outbound shipping. It does not add return postage. Payment processing is the payment line from step 1. It is not added a second time.

The margin as a decimal is that contribution divided by the item price plus the shipping you charge. Sales tax is not treated as revenue.

3. The ROAS the ad has to clear

Break-even ROAS is 1 divided by the contribution margin as a decimal. A margin of 0.1500 means 1 ÷ 0.1500.

Target ROAS is 1 divided by (that decimal minus the profit percent you want, also as a decimal). A 10% profit on a 0.1500 margin is 1 ÷ (0.1500 − 0.1000).

The decimal is rounded to four places before that division, so you can check the line on a calculator. Profit per order is the contribution minus the ad spend. Profit per 100 orders counts that same ad spend on every order.

Next

If you sell on more than one of these channels, the next page is how to keep one stock count across Amazon, Walmart, and Shopify.

How to sync inventory across Amazon, Walmart and Shopify

Where the rates come from

Every rate below was read from that platform’s own fee or seller page on October 31, 2026. Rates change. If this page and the platform disagree, the platform is right. Confirm the number on the platform’s page before you price a product. Figures are US dollars for a US sale.

How the fees are grouped

Each card splits the charge the way that platform’s page splits it: the referral or final value fee, payment processing, a fixed per-order fee, and an optional fee you can turn off when the platform lets you opt out. Amazon’s pricing page describes selling-plan fees and referral fees, and does not publish a separate payment-processing fee, so none is added. Walmart’s pricing page and TikTok’s referral chart also do not publish a separate payment-processing fee, so none is added. eBay states that payment processing is inside the final value fee. Shopify’s per-order cost on this page is the Shopify Payments card rate. Etsy publishes the transaction fee, the payment processing fee, and the listing fee as three charges.

What this page does not do