E-commerce Sellers tools
Pricing, returns, ads and stock for marketplace sellers. 6 free e-commerce tools.
Marketplace selling looks profitable until returns, referral fees, shipping weight slabs, ad spend and GST are all counted in the same place. These tools work backwards from the profit you want instead of forwards from a price you guessed, and they treat RTO and return rates as first-class inputs rather than a footnote. Marketplace fee percentages change, so every fee here is an editable input with a default — never a permanently baked-in constant.
All e-commerce sellers tools
When these tools are useful
- You want the selling price that yields a specific profit after all fees.
- Your listed margin looks healthy but returns are eating it.
- You need the ROAS below which your ads are losing money.
- You are deciding whether to keep offering COD, or when to reorder stock.
E-commerce Sellers — common questions
Are Amazon, Flipkart and Meesho fees built in?
Typical category fee ranges are offered as starting values, but every fee is an editable field. Marketplace fee schedules change several times a year and vary by category, price band and fulfilment method, so you should copy the current numbers from your seller dashboard's fee preview.
Should I enter prices with or without GST?
Each tool states which it expects. Marketplace commissions are usually charged on the total order value including GST, while your margin should be computed on the GST-exclusive amount — mixing the two is the single most common costing mistake.
How do I estimate my return rate?
Use your own dashboard data over at least the last 60–90 days, per category. Fashion and footwear commonly run far higher return rates than electronics accessories, so a single site-wide average will mislead you.