Etsy tells you what it paid you. Not what you made.

Etsy's dashboard never sees what your product cost you. Put in one item and find out what's actually left.

One product. Rough numbers are fine.

Your price$

What the item cost you$

Postage you pay$

Shipping the buyer pays$

Packaging$

Offering free shipping? Put 0 in the buyer's field and leave your postage in. That's the whole point.

The buyer found you on Etsy $0.00

Etsy advertised you elsewhere and took 15% $0.00

Where your Etsy sale actually goes

Each one is small. Together they're the difference between a business and an expensive hobby.

Hourly rate, packaging, listings, fee rates, returns, ad spend. They don't change per product, so you don't retype them.

Paste straight from your spreadsheet in any column order, or load a CSV. A hundred products takes about as long as one.

Ranked by what it costs you per month, not per unit — and for anything handmade, what it really pays you per hour.