Amazon Dropshipping Calculator Updates

in this video, I'm going to show you some updates to my Amazon dropship and profit calculator. or, if you've never seen it before, I'm going to show you how this calculator actually works. and for one, let's say you are selling this item. you're buying it from your supplier, which is Zorro in this case, and you're selling it on to Amazon. and here's the listing on Amazon. now the first thing, or the first part of this calculator, is to calculate your supplier cost, your price per unit, which is three dollars and seventy nine cents, and since you are selling only one at a time, you will put unit number of units one. if this were a two pack then you would put - right, but you're only selling one at a time. that is your subtotal. I happen to know that the shipping on this item will be $5. if you don't know the shipping, you can always add the item to your cart to determine the shipping at the supplier, and so one thing that I've changed now is that when you calculate the percent tax, for instance, I'm going to put an average. let's say the average is 7% attacks. it is now gonna calculate the tax on the subtotal and on the shipping, because in some states, yes, the shipping is taxable, as I found out recently. I hadn't paid attention to that before, but it is taxable in some states. I have an artikle on it I can put in the description of the video. and the total cost, therefore, is then the subtotal and the tax combined, which in this case is nine dollars and forty-one cents. okay, I'm going to skip the cash back for the moment, which is optional anyway. and you look at the repricing now, those typical Amazon fee is 15%. this tells you your breakeven- all right. so if you type that in your breakeven, you're going to see that you're breaking. even gives you exactly right. you get your zero profit, okay. and what happens here is that you're going to go to Amazon and put into ten, seventy, nine or a the Amazon price into your Amazon price box. type that in, you can press, you can click, and then, once you click, it's gonna tell you that you were below the break-even all right price, which is actually not good because it means that you're losing money. there are a number of cash back sites you could use with this. for example, there's a site that gives you ten percent back, or on every purchase from these sites, like shop smarter and free shipping calm, which I can link in the description. but they're not free. you have to pay for those cashback programs monthly- $10 or $15. but if you have one of those 10% on every order cash back sites, its 10% on the subtotal all right, which is gonna give you a little bit of cash back. and then, of course, if you have some other form of cashback, you can add that in as well. if you have some kind of discounted card or if you have a 2% cashback or whatever you have, okay, and eventually hopefully you can get enough cash back. but anyway, the purpose of this calculator is to show you both if you've lost money or if you've gained money, and a lot of times. you know there's a lot of products you might check where you're going to lose money- and that's why you're not going to list those- and then there gonna be other products where you gain money. so this is gonna show you one change I made as I separated the initial profit and the total profit margins. so now you can see what is my margin before I get any kind of cash back or anything, and you can see that you're losing upfront, even though you're gonna net out positive here at the bottom, because when you add the cash back, you're gonna come out with 33 cents and now your margin is positive. but the reason why it's important- I felt it was important to separate these- is that you might want you, you may not be getting your cash back right away, right? a lot of cash back is something that you have to wait for, right, like cash back sites, credit card even. right. you have to wait usually a month to the next billing cycle to collect your cash back points. so it's important to know how much you're losing up front, because a lot of times you're not getting your cash back until a month later, right. so we want to know how much are we going to lose right now and then how much are we gonna gain back later. so that's why I separated these right. so now I can see: at first I'm gonna have a negative margin of two point 17%, but after I get my profit I have a 3.0, 6% margin. all right. so that is basically how this calculator works. now I did sumit up using control plus. you can use control minus also to zoom out and ctrl + to zoom in, and at the bottom I have a reset button that when you click this reset button. it will clear everything and then you can start again. don't bother with this, this is just an extra button. that's here, all right, still working on this- but basically all you need is the reset button. it will reset everything, right, but it does the calculation, as you can see, right. it definitely will calculate your supplier costs, it will allow you to put an Amazon price and will tell you your profit. all right, so that is how this works. now, when you reach the page, you might see a few of the things on there, such as using skew grid, so you can take a look at that as well. scoobert is a program that can be used that to automatikally monitor stok at your supplier and also reprice your items onto Amazon. so it does both, which there are programs will cost $100 for each of those. there's separate programs, or you pay $100 for the stok monitor and you pay $100 for you pricing. skew grid is $15 for a month for 200 items and it reprice ha's and it controls the stok. all right, it might be a little bit more difficult to use, but if you you know I'll make some more videos to try to help with that, but they do have instructional videos of their own that can look at instructional pages. so you'll see a link for that in the description of this video as well, the link for that software. but the main purpose of this video was just to show this amazon drop shipping profit profit calculator and some of the changes that I made for those of you who have already seen this before. thanks for watching. feel free to like and subscribe. leave comments as usual, take care.

AMAZON DROPSHIPPING CALCULATOR (Demo and Link)

I'm going to show you how to use this Amazon dropship and profit calculator that I created for those who have drop shipping on Amazon. now let's say that, for this example, this is the item that you're going to be selling on Amazon. alright, the item is 375 for each unit, so you will type in 3.75 for the price per unit. now, if you're going to sell one at a time, okay, I'm going to look at the Amazon listing. I see that they're only selling one at a time. then you will put one. but if they were selling it on Amazon is a 2-pack, then you would put two units, alright, but in this case it's just one unit. okay, we have the subtotal, which is 375. then for the percent tax, let's say we just assume an average tax of 7%. type that in, okay, then from there it calculates the tax based on the subtotal: 7% of the subtotal. okay, that gives you the tax. now for the shipping. I happen to know that the supplier charges $5 to ship an item such as this, so I'm going to type in shipping. okay, if you don't know the ship in, just add the item to your cart and find the shipping. the total cost is now nine dollars and one cent, okay. then we have the cash back section. now this is optional. I'm going to leave a blank for now. I'll come back to it and you're gonna see that we go to the. we have the pricing section where the Amazon fee percent is set to fifteen. you can change this, okay, anything in a box can be changed, okay. and from there we'll calculate the break-even price. okay, which is the total based on the total cost and this fee. okay, that is the break-even. okay, if you sell something at the break-even price, just to show you, okay, your profit will be zero, all right. okay. but actually what we're going to do here is type in the Amazon price. so we go to Amazon and I see the item is sell for ten, seventy three, or you can go with the cheapest price, the lowest price- 1066. okay, I'm going to go with the 1066 because I want to be the lowest in this case, and I see that the Amazon price- okay, for 1066- is a little bit above breakeven. Wichita here. these are the fees that you're going to pay on the Hamazon price. sorry, if you sell at this price, these are the fees. 15% of this number gives you that fee, all right. and then we move on to the profit section. so the initial profit, it's going to be five cents, Kay, the profit, which is the price that you're going to sell it for, and then you subtract the fees, all right, and then you subtract the total cost to get the item and this is what you're going to be left with five cents profit. okay, cash back is zero for now. so your total profit is five cents. this is your margin, which is your profit percent of sale, and this is your markup, which is your profits, a percentage of your total cost, right, which is very low. okay, now for the cash back. let's say you are gonna get cash back, right? you say, okay, well, let's see what happens if I had two percent. I say I have a credit card where I get two percent cash back. okay, and every purchase it takes two percent and multiplies it by the total cost. alright, because credit card cash back as a percentage of whatever you charge. and then we have the portal and the portal meaning website. so if you have a cash back site, let's say the cash back site is giving you ten percent cash back, okay, you put 10 here and then you can just click and the portals, they give you a percentage, a percentage of the subtotal, right? they don't give you the percentage of the total cost, okay? so it's 10% of the subtotal, all right. then let's say you have a shipping rebate. you can put that here as well. so if you look down you'll see the credit card it's calculated 18 cents and the portal cash back is 38 cents. so your total is 56 cents. but let's say you got a ship and rebate. I'm gonna go ahead and put that in. let's say you got a five dollar shipping rebate, okay, a refund on your shipment. so now your cash back would be five dollars and 56 cents. so down here, okay, that total cash back, a number will be brought down here- and then it's added with your initial profit to give you a new total profit of five dollars and sixty cents. so as you can see, now your margin is much and your markup is much better, all right, so that's how this works, okay. so basically, if you wanted to do, if you wanted to do another calculation, I'll write a brand new calculation. you can just hit the reset button. all right, you can hit the reset button and just start again. and also wanted to point out: the break-even will change when you put in the cash back. all right, because the breakeven is saying, well, this is the lowest you can charge and make zero profit. so when you add in the cash back, it's going to consider whatever you pay, whatever you're getting in cash back is like it's being subtracted from the cost. all right, because it's like you're getting money back, it's like a discount okay. so that's why you see the break-even went down. all right, just to point that out. but you will click reset and then you can start again. all right, and of course I did this and then I went here. but you could actually do supplier costs and then fill in the cash back right after and that will immediately tell you your breakeven and everything else and you could take it from there. all right, so you can do supplier costs, cash back, repricing and then profit. okay, I hope this calculator is useful and do make use of it and take care.

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How To Make Product Record Sheet In Excel || Amazon Dropshipping In Urdu Part-3

Today we will learn to create that file In which we have to keep the products after searching, And in the file we will see our profit or loss. How much loss or profit are we making in which product? So let's learn how to create this file. First of all, you have to open a new sheet of Excel. After opening, In the first column you have to write "Product-Title". This means that in this column we will put names of products. In the next cell we have to write "SKU", which means stok keeping unit. In the next cell we have to write "ASIN". In the next cell we have to write "NOTE". If there is any problem with any product, then we can write in this column. Then in the next Coleman we will write "Cost": Which product are we getting in, how much? After that we will write "shipping": How much shipping will we have to pay for which product? Shipping means delivery charges. In the 2nd next cell we will write "Amazon-Fee", that How much does Amazon charge for each product after this "Sell Price". after that we will select the 2 cells and select "merge and center", Because the work needs to be done is to come together in both. We will also combine the tax cells with the same method. Now we will increase the cell sizes and bold titles So that it is easy to see When we go down in the file. The title will disappear. We couldn't see what is written, What is the title of which column. To avoid this, we will select this row, then go to "view" and Will go to "Freez Pans". here we select "Freez top row" So that this title is not disappeared if we go down to the file. Now we will calculate the tax. Normally the tax on the store is 8% of the shipping cost combined. We have to apply a formula to calculate tax. the formula is "=(cost+shipping). Now how do we know if our formula is right or not? so to check it, We know that 8% of 100 is "8". We can see by writing 100 here. If so, 8 is coming as an answer. So that means our formula is correct. After checking this, now we apply a formula to calculate the "amazon fee". Amazon charges about 15% on most products. It is charged per sale price, The price we are selling it. 15% has to be paid to Amazon. so its formula are "=sell price*15%. Now Let's look at the profit-loss formula. we are applying the formula to calculate profit and loss. the formula is "=sale price-amazon fee-tax-shipping-cost". no, we will drag this formula So that it apply to whole file. Now, whenever we put any value, it's tax, amazon fee and profit/loss will automatikally count. now lets do some formating. we will apply bordar to the file so that every cell be visible easily, and add some colors to make it attractive. Now your file is ready. you can use it. if you have any confusion, You can ask me in the comment section.

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Dropshipping Rates Calculator Walkthrough

[Music]. hello, it's adrian from southeast here and i'm going to walk you through our new small package shipping rates calculator. to find this tool, head on over to the learning center tab and select small package shipping rates calculator. what's good about this tool is that it's automatikally updated and will give you approximate costs in usd for sending your small packages or cartons from south china through to a choice of destinations around the world. so if you're a drop shipper or an fba amazon seller, this tool is really going to help you get quick answers. so if we just quickly look at how to actually get that pricing, first of all select your country. we've got the usa, uk, germany, france, canada, mexico, australia, belgium and italy. we might add more in the future. so i'll select us. enter the parcel weight. this is in kilos, remember the example here is 0.200. so if we enter 0.25 grams, now the dimensions in centimeters, so we go with 30, 10 and 7, and now we just hit send and open and you can see that you've got the different couriers, features of the partikular type of post that you're selecting and the lead time and, of course, the shipping price. remember, this is all updated and you can just go through and have a look, and this gives you good guidance on what's actually on offer. now. you can leave it at that. but if you are in a position where you actually need some help with logistiks from china, this is one of the things that sophie does for our clients quite regularly. so if we just pop over to our logistiks management solution, you can see here that we take care of the whole logistiks process for you. scroll down to what we actually do. we start by giving you guidance on the type of packing, the transportation and the inco terms for your specific situation and your lead time. we provide affordable warehousing. we can consolidate batches from different suppliers into one shipment. of course, shipping of the goods. we can handle fulfillment to individual customers- so this is great for drop shippers- and we can also test your packaging to make sure that it's going to be appropriate for protecting the type of products that you're trying to send. so if getting this kind of help is interesting to you, you can get a quotation direct from this page as well. just hit the little checkbox which says i need help with logistiks from china and you will now see a little extra form. this is just going to give us some information so we can respond to you and we have a rough idea of what you're trying to do. so i'll just fill it out with the test and now the forms filled out, you can see we've added our name, email address, phone number, roughly how many packages we're planning to send, the type of product and whether it includes batteries, which is important to know for safe sending. then we just hit send and open again, and you'll see this little message here which shows that we have received your inquiry and we'll be getting back to you soon. so that's the tool. i hope you find it really useful. do let us know by contacting us if there's any questions. you've got about it. once you've tried it out, catch you later.

How to Calculate Your Amazon ROI

i'm assuming that you are building your business- e-commerce business- so that you can make yourself some lovely, lovely money. now, if that's the case, you probably want to work out how much money you're going to make, and that comes down to something called roi. so in this video, i'm going to tok you through what roi is and how you can calculate it really simply for your business. now, if you like this kind of content where i'm helping you build your business- whether that's on amazon, etsy, shopify or ebay- be sure to give this video a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel. uh, because we post brand new content each and every day, all about helping you build your own cashola, creating business right here in australia. all right, let's get into it. [Music] neil: how to calculate your amazon roi. how to calculate your amazon roi. so roi means return on investment. return on investment. so let's just have a quick look. what have i got up here? pretty simple: i return on investment. let's suppose you buy a hundred dollars worth of stok. pretty simple: hundred dollars worth of stok for your store. let's actually call it a thousand bucks. thousand bucks worth of stok for your store. okay, you get it shipped over? um, we'll tok about this in a second. you get it shipped over from china into australia, you get it through customs, you put it into amazon, you pay the storage fees at amazon, you list it on amazon, you sell it on amazon, and so you pay the commission, for amazon charges you and you also pay the fba fees for amazon to send it to you, and then amazon sends you some money back. okay, that money that amazon sends you back, that's your own uh pre-tax net profit. that's what it is, pre-tax net profit. so if that is also, if you get back, say, 2 000, well, you've made a 100 return on your investment. so you started with a thousand and then you get back your initial thousand dollars plus another thousand dollars, well, you've doubled your money. therefore, you've made a hundred percent roi. and then, of course, what you would do is you would take that two thousand dollars and spend it on wine, or, alternatively, you could spend it on more stok for your store and just keep doing that and doing that and doing that. that's actually the way to build real wealth. um, a hundred percent roi is very, very easy to do on amazon and uh, we always look to turn over our stok three to four times a year so you can be at you know significant amounts of money by the end of it. anyway, that's how you do it. now there is a calculator at amazon which is over here, so let's just go through the process of a calculation. let's just do what have we got up here? let's just do this one. so this was something i was looking at earlier- not for america, by the way, this is. i was looking at it to sell it in france, just so you know. and our dimensions? let's have a look at our dimensions. we've got here: 16 by 1.8 by 60, 16, 1.8 by 60. and what was the weight of it? again, 11 pounds. and let's suppose it's in the. we've put it into the furniture including- oh, it's all furniture- kitchen. maybe maybe it will grow in kitchen, it will probably go in kitchen, but amazon might move it somewhere else. okay, this is really good. if you haven't used this before, you should absolutely use it. it allows you to work out all of your different margins. okay, allows you to work out all your different margins. so what have we got here? so this thing sells for 79.99. so say, 80 bucks. okay, amazon fulfillment, 80 bucks is what it's going to sell for shipping costs to get it to amazon. what is that, geez, i don't know. looks pretty, pretty light, pretty big though. but if we send it c freight, let's suppose that's going to cost us four dollars a pop to get it sent over. we want to store- i don't know, 10 units- the cost of the product. what do you reckon we could buy that for in china? what do you guys reckon we could buy that for in china? if we were going to buy it in china, what dragon that would cost you? tell me why can't i see your screen? i can see. see, just hide my lovely face and you'll be able to see my screen. i'm going to tok about a good roi in a second: 10 bucks, eight bucks, five bucks, six bucks. so what have we got there? say, 7.50 is a good average of what you guys have said, but cost of product: 750, boom, and then we just calculate it out. so this would make us a 38 profit per sale, which is a net margin of 47 on what we're initially doing it. okay, net profit, net margin, which is pretty good. i'll take that any day, any day. so net profit 38, very, very nice. so that's how you calculate your amazon roi. that was a video from my regular monday night open q and a session with the members of the aussie online entrepreneurs. we've got over two and a half thousand members right around the world all building their own e-commerce businesses. we're actually the fastest growing community of e-commerce entrepreneurs here in australia. if you'd like to find out more, get yourself off to wwwaussieonlineentrepreneurscomedu. thanks for watching. see you next time. bye.

New eBay Fees Calculator: All In One Tool To Calculate Your Profits

one of the biggest mistakes that ebay dropshippers make is that they don't know exactly how much fees they're paying on every transaction that they have on their store, which means we don't know exactly how much we're profiting and how much we should price each product even before we add it to our stores. that is why we here at auto ds created the ebay fees calculator, so that you'll be able to calculate each product that you add before you add it to your stores, to know exactly how much you should price it and how much profit you are going to make when you sell that product. here is exactly how our new ebay fees calculator works. [Music]. first let's head to the product that we want to add to our stores. let's say: this is the product, this jewelry making kit right here. so there are two ways to proceed. the first is by copying the product's url, or you can simply remember the product's price, then head to autods's ebay's fees calculator page. i will leave a link to it right below this video. quick tip: if you found a product on ebay and you want to see how much that seller is profiting, you can simply paste ebay's url right here, click on search and the selling price will fill in automatikally or, like i said, you can remember it: 12.55- and you can simply write it right here: 12.55. type it on the product cost. now what you want to do is start calculating your fees. so let's see what options we have here. first we have the category. so what category does this product belong to? since it is a jewelry making kit, it belongs to the jewelry category. so we're going to click on the category and click on jewelry and watches. the reason that we're doing this is because ebay charges a different fee for every specific category that you see here, and you also have general categories. so if you cannot find the category that you are looking for here, just choose general categories, because that means that this product belongs to a general category where all of the fees are the same. so in this case, i'm going to go with jewelry and watches. then i'll move on to payment processor. so here there are two options: either i'm going with ebay's manage payments or i'm still working with paypal. choose the right payment processor and continue down to the next options: ebay account options. so either you have an ebay store subscription, and by ebay store subscriptions we are not toking about the starter stores. this is only relevant if you have a basic, premium, anchor or enterprise store. that is because starter stores, their fees are pretty much identikal to not having a store at all. so if you are not paying for any store subscription yet, if you're only in the beginning of your journey, leave this box unchecked. otherwise, if you have a basic, premium, anchor or enterprise store, go ahead and click in ebay store subscription. now, if you are a top rated seller, go ahead and click that in two. and if you are an international seller, which means you are selling outside of ebay us or outside of the domestik region that you are selling on- for example, if you're selling on ebay australia and you don't live in australia, then you are an international seller. same thing if you're selling on ebay us and you don't live in the us, you are an international seller. in this case, go ahead and click in international payment. so click in or click out any of the relevant options and move on to the next section, which is your selling price. so we know that the product cost 12.55 cents. now let's see how much we want to sell it for and how much we would profit if we sold it for that price. so in this case let's go with 19.99 as our selling price. so we have our product cost, which is 12.55, and the selling price, which is 19.99. then we have the shipping price and the shipping cost. so this one is self-explanatory. the shipping cost is how much it costs us, the sellers, to ship the products to our customers. so we're going to our suppliers page to see how much our shipping cost is, and in this case we have free shipping, so we're not paying for shipping. but in any case, if we would be paying for shipping, this is where we would be adding that price for the shipping cost- how much we are paying as sellers to ship the product to the customer. so in this case i'm not paying anything and i'm not going to charge anything either. then you have the promotions. so if you are paying ebay any fee to promote this product, then you would want to add it here also. for example, let's say i'm running promoted listings on all of my products and i'm paying ebay a five percent promotion fee on every product that they are helping me sell using the promoted listing. so in this case, if i'm paying ebay five percent, then i would add five percent to the promotions. now, of course, this doesn't mean that every time i sell this product i will be paying that five percent fee only for those transactions where ebay really promoted the listing. the customer clicked on that promoted listings and proceeded to check out from that link. in that case i will be paying ebay that promoted fee and that's only if i have promoted listings, and i would add that here. so if the customer wouldn't buy through promoted listings, i would simply have that as an extra profit. let's do a quick recap. this is the product that we're selling- a jewelry making kit- for 12 dollars and 55 cents, so the product cost is 12.55 and we want to sell it for 19.99. we're not paying a shipping price, so we're not charging a shipping price, and we're paying ebay a five percent promotion fee if the product sells through promoted listings. so in this case our total fees are three dollars and three cents and that is because we have an ebay store subscription. we are a top rated seller and it's also an international payment and the total profit that we will make from selling this product for 19.99, after all fees, is 3.41, clean profit in our pockets. so the selling price is 19.99. we know that the product cost is 12.55 and our total fees, our total break even is 15.2 percent. so after 15.2 percent then we start to profit and that profit is 3.41, after a 3.03 total fees. and down here we have a pie chart showing us our total fees, product cost and profit. so our expenses are here twelve dollars and fifty five cents, our fees are three dollars and three cents and our total profit is 3.41. that is, of course, if all of these settings are correct. so as you see here, if i unclick top rated plus, our total profit will move from 3.41 to 3.31 cents. so we made 10 cents less if we are not a top rated seller. and now let's see how much we will profit more if we wouldn't be an international seller, which is another 1.3 fee in most cases. so if i unclick that, we will make instead of three dollars and 31 cents, three dollars and 34 cents. so in this case it wasn't that much, but that's also because the buying price isn't that high. now if i don't have a store subscription, let's see how that will affect the profit. so unclick that instead of three dollars and 34 cents we will make only two dollars and 84 cents. that is why it's definitely worth it to have an ebay store subscription once we have enough listings on our store. another feature worth mentioning is on the top left you can choose what ebay region you're selling on, and that is because ebay charges different fees for their different regions. in this case, we checked out the fees for the united states region, but if i click here on the drop down menu, as you see, i also have the united kingdom and we are going to add more regions very soon. so by the time you're watching this video, you may have more regions and once again, this is really important because ebay, as i mentioned, charges different fees for different regions. so this is how you can really break down the right fee that you are going to pay. i haven't seen any other tool that really breaks down the right ebay fee that you are going to pay. so definitely take advantage of this ebay fee calculator. i hope that you will find it very, very valuable to help you understand exactly how much fees you are.