Fees hide in different places
Listing, transaction, processing, ad, regulatory, and refund costs rarely appear in one useful view.
Built for Etsy sellers, not accountants
We’re testing a one-time report that turns Etsy CSVs and your cost inputs into per-order profit estimates, loss flags, and target-margin price scenarios.
Illustrative USD inputs. Excludes tax/VAT and labor; actual fees vary.
Sellers describe downloading statements, classifying fees in Excel, then returning order by order for variants and SKUs.
Why this exists
Listing, transaction, processing, ad, regulatory, and refund costs rarely appear in one useful view.
Materials, packaging, labor, Printify, and shipping need to be joined manually with Etsy exports.
A bestseller can quietly lose money while the dashboard celebrates sales. The proposed report would flag it order by order.
One input. One useful answer.
Join the research list first. Selected pilot sellers will receive the exact data instructions, delivery time, and price before deciding whether to share a CSV or pay anything.
Tell us what your Etsy shop sells.
See the required CSV fields, cost inputs, timing, and price first.
Only then decide whether the proposed report is worth $9.
Founding pilot
Honest validation note: this is a pilot-interest page, not a finished product. No payment or CSV is collected here. We store your form answers for up to 60 days to qualify and contact you about this pilot; request deletion by replying to any pilot email.
Before you upload anything
No. Joining the research list needs only an email and shop type. A later report would use exported CSV files, never your password.
No. It is a pricing and profitability report for operational decisions.
This page stores your email, shop type, order-volume band, current method, referral source, and consent timestamp for up to 60 days. It does not accept order data or CSVs. Any later file pilot will state its deletion policy before upload.
The hypothesis is narrower: one estimate of what each order kept and what price may reach a target margin.