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Print-on-Demand Profit Calculator

Calculate your POD profit after base cost, platform fees, and shipping. All calculations run in your browser — no signup, no tracking, no cookies.

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June 2026Last verified
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Profit per unit$9.25
Profit margin37.00%
Monthly profit$462.50
Annualized profit$5,550.00

How the math works

Profit per unit = product price − supplier base cost − (product price × platform fee) − shipping paid by the seller. Monthly profit = profit per unit × monthly sales; annualized profit assumes the same monthly volume for 12 months. The model excludes advertising, refunds, chargebacks, taxes, and other overhead. At a zero price, margin is not defined.

Illustrative scenarios — not benchmarks

$25 product, $8 supplier cost, 15% platform fee, $4 shipping, 50 sales/month

Profit per unit: $9.25. Margin: 37%. Monthly: $462.50. Annualized: $5,550 if sales repeat. Example assumptions only; ads, refunds, tax, and other costs are not included.

$40 product, $12 supplier cost, 15% platform fee, $5 shipping, 100 sales/month

Profit per unit: $17.00. Margin: 42.5%. Monthly: $1,700. Annualized: $20,400 if sales repeat. These are scenarios, not store benchmarks.

FAQ

Do I have to sign up to use this?

No. The calculator is fully client-side. No login, no account, no email capture.

How accurate is this estimate?

It's a model, not a guarantee. Actual profit depends on your niche, design quality, and marketing effort. Use the calculator for scenario planning.

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