AfterFees
Etsy fee calculator vs spreadsheet: why take-home belongs next to the price
A spreadsheet can model Etsy fees. Most sellers still price from memory because the sheet is in another tab. AfterFees (Chrome Web Store listing: FeeTruth while rename ships) estimates US take-home next to the listing price — public fees plus a cost you type — with Offsite Ads Off / 15% / 12% and the $100 per-order cap when Offsite is on.
Not affiliated with Etsy. Estimates only — not your Payment account invoice, not tax advice. Install: Chrome Web Store (FeeTruth 0.2.8 today).
Extension vs spreadsheet vs random web calculator
| Spreadsheet | Typical web calculator | AfterFees (FeeTruth on CWS) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where you see the number | Another tab | Another site | Popup + overlay beside the listing price |
| Offsite $100 cap | Only if you built it | Often missing or vague | Modeled when Offsite is on |
| Etsy login | No | Sometimes asked | Never — local math |
| Shop P&L / OAuth | DIY | Varies | No — one listing at a time on purpose |
| Stale rates | You forget to update | Unknown | Schedule stamp in-product; Ops watches public help |
If you need a full shop ledger, use a ledger tool. If you need “what do I keep on this price,” use the extension.
FAQ
Is this an official Etsy tool?
No. Independent Chrome extension. For official fees, use Etsy’s public help and your Payment account.
Will it match my deposit exactly?
No. Estimates use public US fee lines plus costs you type. Real orders can differ (refunds, ads, reserved funds, etc.).