eMAG profit calculator

Assess profit and price limits before buying or selling a product.

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Enter the product, saleable quantity, currency, price, and purchase, transport, commission and service costs. Choose the applicable rates and check the period, quantity and contractual terms. Enter zero only for a cost you have confirmed does not apply.
If starting from the product record, check the prefilled values and stock source. Complete costs and other missing values; the calculator retains the selected product when you correct details or recalculate.
Compare the baseline calculation with a stress scenario when assessing discounts, returns or higher costs. Confirm the required costs and conditions, then choose Calculate profitability.
Operating profit = revenue excluding output VAT − all economic costs. Margin (%) = operating profit ÷ revenue × 100. Inventory ROI (%) = operating profit ÷ acquisition cost of inventory consumed × 100. Total cost ROI (%) = operating profit ÷ all costs × 100. Values are in the scenario currency; a zero denominator makes the metric incalculable.
Check non-recoverable VAT and stock recovered from returns separately. The result estimates the stated scenario, without confirming market demand or final accounting profit.

Practical example

For comparable revenue of RON 100/unit, total costs are RON 75/unit in this example. Profit per unit = revenue − costs = RON 25, and margin = profit ÷ revenue × 100 = 25%. Check all costs, currency and VAT treatment before using the result.

Frequently asked questions and solutions

The calculator shows high profit, but some costs are missing. Can I use the result?

Complete purchase, commission, shipping and other applicable costs and check each unit and currency. Save the analysis after review and recalculate when conditions change. Do not treat an unknown cost as zero.

The product has estimated profit, but available money is lower. Why?

Compare actual receipts, due dates, costs and returns with analysis values. Estimated profit and the available bank balance are different measures. Check currency and omitted costs before deciding on a purchase or price reduction.