A transparent scenario model—not a hidden platform-fee promise
Replace every fictional assumption with current information from your own providers and records. The workbook then shows how changes in price, discount, percentage fees, fixed fees, affiliate share, refund reserve, tax reserve, delivery cost, and launch cost affect contribution and break-even.
Built for a real decision trail
Price with assumptions you can inspect
- Replace the fictional assumptions and add sources.
- Enter the product price, delivery cost, and fixed launch cost.
- Compare six price and promotion scenarios.
- Stress-test fees, refunds, affiliate share, and price.
- Make a decision, then update the model with actual transactions later.
See the boundaries before using your own data
The supplied $14 fictional example produces $11.92 net per order and an 11-order break-even under its dated assumptions. Those figures are examples—not current platform terms or a forecast.
Questions before you buy
Does this pull live platform fees?
No. You enter and date your own current assumptions so the logic stays transparent.
Does it calculate taxes?
No. An optional reserve field supports scenario planning only and does not determine liability or filing treatment.
Does “profit” mean take-home income?
No. The workbook calculates a planning contribution after entered variable costs and fixed launch cost. It is not bookkeeping or accounting profit.
Will it work in Google Sheets?
The XLSX can be imported and edited, but minor formatting differences may occur. Current desktop Excel is the primary support surface.