Select your category and sales volume. We'll show what you earned before the cuts, what you earn now, and the money left on the table each month.
Estimate only — uses published category rates. To audit your actual report line-by-line, use the full earnings audit.
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The same 200 sales/month at a $60 average price earns $540/month at 4.5% — but only $360/month at 3%. That's $2,160 a year lost to a category you never rechecked. The calculator above shows you the gap in your own numbers. Then run the full audit on your real report to find the differences that are actually costing you.
US, UK or Canada. Rates differ by marketplace, so start with the one your account is registered in.
Select the product category your sales mostly fall into, then enter the average sale price and monthly order volume.
The result panel shows your commission at the current 2026 rate versus the pre-cut rate, plus the monthly and annual loss. That number is what the rate changes are costing you in this category alone.
Say you sell PC components — an average order of $250, with 40 orders a month. The current rate for PC & PC Components is 2.5%; before the cuts it sat at 4.5%.
At 4.5% you'd earn $450/month. At the current 2.5% you earn $250/month. That's a $200 monthly gap — $2,400 a year in this one category. Every category in the current rate table has the same kind of gap once you do the math.
The 2026 rates vary by category, from 20% on Amazon Games down to 1% on Electronics, Fresh & Grocery, and several others. You can see every category side by side with the pre-cut rate in the current rate table.
It uses the published/advisory category rates we keep in our rate table, so it's a reliable estimate for a given category and sales volume. Real payouts also depend on factors like order volume tiers, shipping-only or digital-only orders, and returns — which is why we built the full audit for your actual report.
Categories like Furniture & Home Improvement, Home & Lawn & Garden, and Pet Products dropped from 8% to 3%, while PC & PC Components went from 4.5% to 2.5% and Electronics from 2.5% to 1%. See the full list in our guide to the 2026 cuts.
Multiply your price by your sales volume, then by the category rate. Example: 100 sales × $80 × 4% = $320/month. This page does that for you and also shows what the same sales earned at the old rate.
Because reports show actual settled orders — with returns, shipping-only items, and rate changes that applied on the order date — not a straight rate × volume estimate. Run the earnings audit to reconcile your report line by line.
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