Price your work.
Plan your profit.
Turn a product idea into a clear set of numbers. Compare platform fees, include your costs, and find your break-even point.
Let’s run the numbers.
New here? Start with an example, then make it yours.How it works
- Choose an example
Try Ebook above. The numbers are illustrative, not sales forecasts.
- Enter your assumptions
Choose a platform, then enter price, monthly orders and costs. Results update as you type.
- Read the three answers
See estimated monthly profit, break-even orders and the price needed for your profit goal.
- Test a cautious plan
Lower orders or add refunds. Compare platforms below, then save or export your scenario.
All amounts are USD. Estimates are before income tax, not actual bank payouts. See the model’s limits →
Estimated monthly profit after fees and optional costs · before income tax
What happens as sales grow?
Each point estimates monthly profit at a different order volume. The filled dot is your current plan; the dashed marker is the modeled break-even point.
Saved plans stay in this browser. Share links contain your assumptions.
Compare your platform options.
Same price, orders and business costs. Click a row to explore a platform. Features and tax responsibilities differ.
| Platform | Transaction fees | Monthly plan | Monthly profit | Break-even |
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Where your revenue goes
Change the price.
See the trade-off.
Order count stays the same here. Real demand may change with your price.
How to use a price floorYour saved plans
A plan, with its assumptions in plain sight.
Estimates exclude income tax, sales-tax effects on fees, payout deductions, currency conversion, chargebacks and affiliate fees. Platform availability depends on your country and product. This is a planning model, not a settlement statement.
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4 min readBefore you start.
Is this my actual bank payout?
No. This estimates product profitability from the assumptions you enter. Actual payouts can include taxes, currency conversion, payout charges, reserves and adjustments that are outside this model.
Can I use it outside the United States?
Yes, as a USD planning model. The Stripe and Payhip processing presets use US account rates; replace them with your own fees for another country. Platform eligibility and tax obligations require a separate check. This tool does not convert currencies.
Why do Gumroad fees look higher than 10%?
The direct-sale preset adds the separately published card-processing fee and fixed fees. It also models the published volume discount. See the linked fee source for eligibility and current details.
Will you upload or store my business numbers?
Calculations run in your browser. Saving a plan uses this device’s local storage. A copied share link includes the plan in its URL fragment; anyone with that link can read it. We do not provide cloud accounts or synchronization.
Is it free?
Yes. Calculating, comparing, saving locally and exporting are available without an account or payment. There are no subscriptions to this website in the current version.