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Shopify profit calculator

Enter one product's numbers and your monthly costs. The card fee defaults to Shopify Payments on the Basic plan; change it if you use another gateway or plan. You get profit per order, break-even ROAS and the month's profit.

Free, no sign-up. Updated · fees checked on October 21, 2026

Profit per month

$2,208.80

Profit per order
$11.99
Margin per order
20.32%
Revenue
$11,800.00
Ad spend
$4,000.00
Your ROAS
2.95x
Break-even ROAS
1.84x
Orders to cover monthly costs
16
Payment fees per order
$2.01

How it's calculated

Profit per order
= price − product − shipping − card fee − ad cost per order
Monthly profit
= profit per order × orders − (Shopify plan + apps)

Example

A $59 product costing $18, with $7 shipping, 2.9% + $0.30 card fees ($2.01) and $20 of ads per order leaves $11.99. At 200 orders, with the $39 Basic plan and $150 of apps: 11.99 × 200 − 189 = $2209.

Shopify's own fees in the numbers

On Shopify Payments the card rate depends on the plan: 2.9%, 2.7% or 2.5% + 30¢ on Basic, Grow and Advanced (US online, standard cards), plus 1% for international cards. With another payment provider Shopify adds a third-party transaction fee of 2%, 1% or 0.6%. Use the Shopify fee calculator for the monthly total.

FAQ

How do I work out my Shopify profit?

For each order: price minus product cost, shipping, payment fee and ad cost. Multiply by orders, then subtract your Shopify plan and app subscriptions.

Which card fee should I use?

Shopify Payments on Basic is 2.9% + 30¢ (US, standard online cards, checked 2026-10-21). Other gateways charge their own rate, and Shopify adds its third-party fee.

Does Shopify take a percentage of sales?

Through payment processing, yes: the card rate on Shopify Payments, or the third-party transaction fee when you use another provider.

How can I keep more per order?

Raise order value with bundles and post-purchase upsells, and cut per-order app fees and unnecessary subscriptions.

Sources (read on October 21, 2026)

  1. Shopify pricing

Fees change; check the provider's page before relying on a figure. Results are estimates for general information, not financial or tax advice. Brand names belong to their owners; Chekvo isn't affiliated with them.

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