Flipkart Fee Calculator
Flipkart charges commission plus a fixed closing fee plus shipping - and GST applies to all of it. Enter your selling price and cost price below to see the per-order settlement amount Flipkart will actually pay you.
Enter YOUR exact commission from the Flipkart rate card - it varies by category (roughly 5-18%). Collection fee depends on your price slab.
Flipkart · per-order estimate
- Selling price
- ₹799
- Commission (12%)
- - ₹96
- Collection fee
- - ₹15
- Shipping
- - ₹65
- GST on fees (18%)
- - ₹32
- Returns (10%)
- - ₹80
- Product cost
- - ₹350
- Packaging
- - ₹15
- Profit per order
- ₹147 (18.3%)
If you sell 100 per month
Monthly revenue
₹79,900
Monthly profit
₹14,656
Flipkart Seller Profit Calculator: price right, protect your margin
Flipkart’s deductions - commission, collection fee, shipping, and 18% GST on top - add up quietly, and sellers who price by gut feel often find their settlement is far lower than expected. This calculator shows every deduction up front so you choose a price that’s both competitive and profitable.
How to use this calculator
Enter your selling price, cost and your category’s commission (from your Flipkart rate card - roughly 5-18% depending on what you sell). Then adjust the collection fee and shipping to match your rate card, set your return rate and ad spend, and switch on the GST toggle if you’re registered. Enter your monthly quantity to see projected monthly profit.
Understanding Flipkart’s fees
Commission is a percentage of your selling price and varies by category (roughly 5-18%). The collection / fixed fee is a per-order charge. Shipping depends on weight and zone. And 18% GST applies on all these fees. The calculator combines them so nothing is missed.
A quick example
Sell a product for ₹799 that costs ₹350 in a 15% commission category, and the gap looks healthy - until commission, collection fee, shipping, GST on fees, packaging and returns come out. The calculator shows your real per-order profit, and lets you test a higher price to see how much your margin improves when fixed costs stay the same.
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Flipkart calculator - frequently asked questions
How do I calculate my profit as a Flipkart seller?+
Your profit is your selling price minus every cost: product cost, Flipkart’s commission, the collection/fixed fee, shipping, 18% GST on those fees, packaging, returns and any ad spend. If you’re GST registered you add back input tax credit. This calculator does all of it and shows per-order and monthly profit.
How much commission does Flipkart charge?+
Flipkart’s commission varies by category - commonly between 5% and 18%. Mobiles and large appliances are low; apparel, footwear, watches and jewellery are higher. Enter your exact rate from your Flipkart rate card - the commission field is fully editable.
What is the collection fee / fixed fee on Flipkart?+
Besides commission, Flipkart charges a fixed collection fee per order plus shipping. These vary by price slab and weight. The calculator gives you editable fields so you can match your exact rate card.
Is there GST on Flipkart seller fees?+
Yes - 18% GST applies on Flipkart’s fees (commission, collection fee, shipping). GST-registered sellers can claim this and the GST inside their product cost back as input tax credit; unregistered sellers absorb it as a cost. The calculator handles both.
What is the Seller Protection Fund (SPF)?+
SPF is Flipkart’s mechanism to reimburse sellers for eligible losses like damaged returns or lost shipments. It doesn’t change the fee maths here, but claiming it properly recovers money - which is part of good account management.
What is a good profit margin for Flipkart sellers?+
Many healthy Flipkart sellers aim for roughly 20-35% net margin after all deductions. Big sale events drive volume but often at thinner margins, so calculate before discounting.
How accurate is this Flipkart calculator?+
The formulas are accurate; the result depends on your inputs - especially commission for your exact category, the collection fee and shipping, which vary. For an exact figure use your real numbers from Flipkart Seller Hub and your settlement reports.
How many products do I need to sell to earn well on Flipkart?+
It depends on your per-order profit. Use the monthly projection - enter a realistic monthly quantity and the calculator shows your monthly profit, so you can see how pricing and volume work together.
Rates accurate as of June 2026 (averages - actual fees vary by category and weight). Verify current rates at seller.flipkart.com.
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