Work backward from product cost, shipping, fees, ad CPA and your target margin to estimate the minimum selling price your product needs.
The calculator adds your fixed per-order costs, then works backward through percentage-based fees and your desired net margin. The result is the minimum modeled selling price that leaves the chosen margin after those costs.
Break-even price is the point where modeled profit reaches approximately zero. Target price is higher because it reserves your chosen profit margin after fees and advertising.
If paid acquisition is part of your expected sales model, treating CPA as a per-order cost helps prevent a product from looking profitable before ads and unprofitable after scaling.
Not automatically. Treat it as a minimum planning level, then compare it with customer willingness to pay, competitor positioning, taxes, discounts and your broader brand strategy.
Set Ad Cost Per Sale / CPA to $0. The calculator will price around your remaining costs and target margin.
Yes. Enter the product, shipping, payment, refund and acquisition costs that apply to your own store.
If percentage costs plus target margin reach 100% or more, the model cannot produce a finite price. Lower the target margin or review your fee assumptions.