Meesho Profit Calculator
Many Meesho suppliers see orders coming in but are not sure how much they actually earn. Shipping charges, returns and RTO can turn a good-looking price into a loss. This free Meesho profit calculator shows your real profit on every order.
Enter the packed size and weight of your parcel to get the volumetric and chargeable weight, then your selling price, your product and packing cost, and the shipping charge from your supplier panel. Add the GST rate of your product, any ad cost per order and your return or RTO rate with the return charge.
The Meesho profit calculator then shows what Meesho deducts, what you receive, the GST on your product, the loss on each return and your profit per order after returns. Add your orders per month to see monthly profit. Your rates are saved on your device so the next calculation takes seconds. Use it before you set a price, so every new listing on Meesho earns a profit from day one.
Seller Profit Calculator for Flipkart, Amazon and Myntra
Marketplace fees work differently on every platform, so a single seller profit calculator that handles Flipkart, Amazon, Meesho and Myntra saves a lot of spreadsheet work. Paste a product link to pick the marketplace, or choose it yourself.
Fill in your own rate card from Seller Hub or Seller Central: commission or referral fee, fixed or closing fee, shipping or weight handling fee and any other fees, with 18% GST on fees if you want it included. The calculator works out volumetric weight as length × width × height ÷ 5000 and tells you which weight slab to use.
The result shows your payout, what the marketplace keeps in rupees and as a percentage, your profit and margin per order, the effect of returns and ads, and monthly profit. Because you enter your own rate card, the numbers match your actual account, not a generic estimate. It is the quickest way to compare marketplaces and decide where each product is worth selling.
Frequently asked questions
Does the profit calculator fetch fees from the product link?
No. Marketplaces do not show seller fees on product pages, so you enter your own rate card once; it is saved on your device.
How are returns counted?
For each return you lose the forward shipping, pay the return charge and lose the cost of items that cannot be resold.