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Digital product profit.

Estimate Gumroad, Etsy, Payhip, or direct sales with the fees, refunds, costs, and time that usually get missed.

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  • Editable fees
Price x sales - fees and refunds - costs and time = what you keep

Monthly model

Use your real assumptions.

The result updates as you type. Start simple, then open fee details only if you need them.

Sale

Loads a realistic starting point. Every number stays editable.

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40%
Cost
Fee detailsEdit the preset

Sources checked :

Same product

Compare the fee stack.

Every row uses the same price, sales, refunds, and costs. Only the preset fees change.

PlatformModeled feesNet profitMargin

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FAQ

Short answers.

How is profit calculated?

Gross monthly sales minus refunds, percentage fees, fixed transaction fees, delivery costs, software, marketing, and the time value you enter.

Why are refunds charged before fees?

The free model is intentionally conservative and assumes modeled transaction fees are still paid on refunded orders. Provider policies differ, so edit the fee fields when your statement shows something else.

Are the fee presets guaranteed to be current?

No. Official source links and the checked date are shown beside the fee controls. Fees can change and account-specific charges may apply.

How does the Gumroad profit estimate work?

The direct-sales preset uses Gumroad's published 10% + $0.50 per transaction, with no separate processing fee. Gumroad Discover sales use a different fee.

Can I calculate Etsy profit for digital downloads?

Yes. The Etsy US preset includes the $0.20 listing fee, 6.5% transaction fee, and 3% + $0.25 payment processing fee. Offsite Ads and account-specific charges are excluded.

Does this guarantee profit?

No. It tests assumptions. Demand, taxes, disputes, ad performance, and platform rules can change the real result.