Nusty Space › How do I find my real profit per Amazon product? › How do I calculate profit per Amazon product?
How do I calculate profit per Amazon product?
To calculate profit on an Amazon product, take the selling price and subtract Amazon's commission, product cost (COGS), shipping and taxes. Repeat it per product, not for the whole store. Nusty Space does this automatically with your account data.
What are the steps?
- Note the listing's selling price.
- Subtract Amazon's commission, which runs from 10% to 15%. Amazon selling prices
- Subtract product cost (COGS) and shipping.
- Subtract taxes. Sebrae pricing guide
- What is left is profit; divide by price for margin.
How does Nusty Space automate this?
Price and fees come through the SP-API; you enter cost once. The trial is 3 days free and the monthly plan costs R$ 29.90. Plans
What does an example look like?
Price R$ 100, 15% commission (R$ 15), cost R$ 50, shipping R$ 10: R$ 25 is left before taxes.
What common mistakes should you avoid?
- Forgetting shipping.
- Using one fee for every category.
- Calculating for the whole store and hiding losing products.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a spreadsheet?
Not with a connected tool.
Do I redo the math at every sale?
No. The dashboard recalculates when price, fee or cost change.
What about taxes?
Confirm with your accountant; they vary by tax regime.
Is profit guaranteed?
No. It is the result of your data.
Why calculate product by product?
Because cost and fees differ for each product, and an overall total hides the ones losing money. Nusty Space calculates each profit with Amazon’s real price and fee and the cost you entered, and shows “—” when any of those data is missing.