Etsy Profit Calculator Italy

See what Etsy takes from a sale when your bank account is in Italy, what you keep, and the price you need for the profit you want. Every fee from Etsy’s own pages, checked 24 September 2026.

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Offsite Ads

Charged only when the buyer came from an Etsy ad on Google, Facebook, Pinterest and the like. Capped at $100 per order.

VAT on Etsy fees
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Etsy adds VAT to its fees unless you have given Etsy a VAT ID. Standard rate shown; edit it if yours differs.

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Currency

Your profit on this order

€12.13

Margin 45.77%Fees 14.6% of the orderReturn on cost 115.52%
Order total
€26.50
Listing fee (€0.17)
€0.17
Transaction fee (6.5%)
€1.72
Payment processing (4% + €0.30)
€1.36
VAT on fees (19%)
€0.62
Total Etsy fees
€3.87
Your costs
€10.50
Net profit
€12.13

Etsy feesYour costsProfit

Break-even price: €8.14 per item. Below that you lose money on the order.

Fees checked 24 September 2026 against Etsy’s fee pages. Amounts Etsy sets in US dollars use the 23 September 2026 exchange rate.

Pricing an Etsy shop in Italy for the margin you want

The usual way to test a price is to type it in and see what is left. The calculator on this page also works backwards. You tell it what you want to earn and it tells you what to charge, after every fee a shop paid into an Italian bank account pays.

Start with the target, not the price

Picture a leather card holder. Making one costs €7.00, the postage label costs €3.50, and you charge the buyer €4.50 for shipping. Etsy does not have your VAT ID. The calculator's "What price I need" mode gives these prices.

Goal Item price Result
Keep the default price €22.00 €11.78 profit, 44.45% margin
Earn €13.00 per order €23.42 €13.00 profit
Earn a 40% margin €19.47 40% margin

A margin is a share of the order, not a fixed sum. At a lower price, 40% is fewer euros. That is why the margin target lands below the €22.00 default while the €13.00 target lands above it.

Where each extra euro goes

Moving from €22.00 to €23.42 adds €23.42 − €22.00 = €1.42 to the price. Profit rises from €11.78 to €13.00, which is €1.22. The other €1.42 − €1.22 = €0.20 goes to Etsy, because most of its fees are percentages of what the buyer pays, and VAT is added to them. A price rise never reaches you in full.

The fees behind the €22.00 price

At the default price the buyer pays €26.50. Etsy's charges, one at a time:

  • Listing fee: €0.17
  • Transaction fee at 6.5%: €1.72
  • Payment processing at 4% + €0.30: €1.36
  • Regulatory operating fee at 0.8%: €0.21
  • VAT at 22% on those four: €0.76

Together that is €4.22, or 15.92% of the order. Take away your €10.50 of costs and €11.78 is left.

What each fee is, for an Italian account

Regulatory operating fee. 0.8% of the price, postage and gift wrap of every order. It exists to cover digital services taxes in Italy. The rate went up from 0.32% on 22 June 2026, and most other calculators are still on the old figures, so a price checked elsewhere may look better than it is.

Transaction fee. 6.5% of item, shipping and gift wrap, personalisation included. VAT you built into the price counts too.

Payment processing. 4% of item and shipping plus €0.30 for each order paid through Etsy Payments.

Listing fee. $0.20, shown as about €0.17 at the exchange rate of 23 September 2026. It is charged again on renewal and for each extra unit in a multi-quantity order.

VAT on fees. 22% on everything above, dropped when Etsy has your VAT ID on file.

Currency conversion. 2.5% of the sale for listings in any currency other than EUR.

All rates here come from Etsy Help and were checked on 24 September 2026.

Offsite Ads and your target price

The prices in the table assume a normal order. An order counts as an Offsite Ads sale when the shopper reached you through an Etsy ad on Google, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest or Bing and bought within 30 days. The fee is 15%, or 12% for a shop that has already made $10,000 within 365 days, and it stops at $100 (about €87.32). At €22.00 that adds €3.97 to the fees and cuts profit to €6.94.

Until the shop reaches $10,000 you can opt out. After that the ads are mandatory, so switch on the Offsite Ads setting before running "What price I need" to see what an ad order would need. Etsy's Offsite Ads help page has the full rules.

Setting up a target in the calculator

  1. Switch the calculator to "What price I need".
  2. Add every cost per order: materials or stock, your own time, the label, packaging, ads.
  3. Enter the shipping you charge and, if relevant, gift wrap, a discount or the quantity.
  4. Leave the country on Italy unless you are paid into an account elsewhere, and tick the VAT box only if Etsy has your VAT ID.
  5. Pick either a profit per order or a margin and read off the price.

Switch back to the first mode to check any price you set by hand.

Habits that protect your margin

  • Count your time as a cost. A target that leaves out your hours is too low.
  • Look again at prices you chose before 22 June 2026. At that point the fee was 0.32%, and now it is 0.8%.
  • Send Etsy your VAT ID once you have one. That removes €0.76 from the card holder order.

Pricing questions from Italian sellers

How much of a €26.50 order does Etsy keep in Italy?

Etsy keeps €4.22, which is 15.92%. That covers the listing, transaction, processing and regulatory fees plus 22% VAT on them, with no VAT ID on file and no Offsite Ad.

What is the regulatory operating fee in Italy now?

It is 0.8% of the order's price, postage and gift wrap, since 22 June 2026. Before that date it was 0.32%.

Should I set a profit target or a margin target?

A profit target suits a product with steady costs where you know the euros you need. A margin target suits a range at different prices, since it asks each item for the same share.

Does the price from "What price I need" allow for VAT on fees?

Yes. Unless you tick the VAT box, the calculator adds 22% to each Etsy fee before working out the price, so the target is what you actually keep.

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