Flipkart Commission & Profit Calculator
Know your real profit before you post the price.
Calculate Your Profit
Fees change often and vary by category. Always use the numbers from your seller dashboard.
Flipkart Has More Fee Lines Than Most Sellers Expect
Unlike a single flat commission, a Flipkart settlement typically stacks several separate charges: a category-based commission percentage, a flat fixed fee per order, a collection fee for handling the customer's payment, and a shipping charge based on weight and destination. Then GST is applied on top of those fees, and a small TCS/TDS amount is withheld under ecommerce tax rules.
Because commission and fixed fee both vary by category — and Flipkart updates its fee structure periodically — there's no single "Flipkart takes X%" figure that applies to every seller. The only number that matters is the one showing on your own Seller Hub for your specific category and price.
How to Use This Calculator for Your Flipkart Listings
Fill in your selling price and product cost, then open "Your fees on Flipkart" and replace the example commission, fixed fee, collection fee and shipping figures with the ones from your own Seller Hub. The calculator applies GST to the total platform fees, subtracts TCS/TDS, and shows your settlement amount alongside your true net profit after your own costs.
A worked example
Take a ₹1,300 product that cost you ₹800 to source, with ₹12 packaging and a 10% return buffer built in. Once a category commission, a fixed fee, a collection fee and shipping are all deducted — and GST is added on those fees — the settlement can end up several hundred rupees short of the sticker price before your own product cost is even subtracted. Seeing every line separately, rather than one lump "fees" number, makes it much easier to spot which charge is actually eating your margin. Enter your own dashboard numbers above to see your specific breakdown.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Flipkart commission calculated?
Flipkart commission is charged as a percentage of your selling price, and the percentage is set per category by Flipkart — it can differ significantly between, say, apparel and electronics, and it changes from time to time. Check your Flipkart Seller Hub for the exact rate on your listing and enter it into the calculator above.
What is Flipkart fixed fee?
The fixed fee is a flat, per-order charge Flipkart applies on top of commission, regardless of your product's price — the amount depends on your category and sometimes your price band. Your Seller Hub shows the figure that applies to your listings.
What is collection fee on Flipkart?
Collection fee is what Flipkart charges for collecting and settling the customer's payment to you, usually as a percentage of the order value. Whether it applies, and at what rate, depends on your category and the payment method the customer used — check your dashboard for your exact figure.
How is Flipkart settlement calculated?
Your settlement is your selling price minus commission, fixed fee, collection fee, shipping, GST charged on those fees, and TCS/TDS. The calculator above breaks down each of these deductions individually so you can see exactly where your money goes.
Is Flipkart better than Meesho for sellers?
It depends entirely on your product, its category, and the actual fees charged to your account on each platform — there's no single answer that applies to every seller. Enter your real numbers for both into our comparison tool to see which keeps you more profit for your specific product.
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