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Daraz Payout Calculator
Type the lines from your weekly statement, see the payout they add up to, and see what percentage of your sales each line takes.
Short Answer
A Daraz payout is the money in on your statement (item sales, shipping fees paid by buyers and credits) minus every deduction: shipping charges, commission, payment fee, handling fee, vouchers, Coins fees, withholding taxes, refunds and penalties. Type the lines from your statement and this calculator adds them up and shows the percentage of sales each line takes.
Your Statement Lines
Type every amount as a positive number, the way it reads on the statement. The calculator knows which lines are deductions. The values shown are made-up example numbers, so replace them with your own.
Money In
Total item price of the orders on the statement.
For example fees Daraz reversed on returns.
Money Out
Only if it is its own line.
As shown on the statement. Do not add VAT again.
Only if it is its own line.
Optional Checks
Gives the payout per order.
Leave 0 to skip the comparison.
Your Payout
- Net payout
- Rs 45,708.00
- Kept of item sales
- 76.18%
- Taken in total
- 23.82%
- Payout per order
- Rs 1,142.70
| Line | Amount | % of sales |
|---|---|---|
| Item sales | Rs 60,000.00 | 100% |
| Shipping fee paid by buyers | +Rs 4,800.00 | 8% |
| Shipping fee discountcredit | +Rs 1,200.00 | 2% |
| Daraz shipping charge | -Rs 6,000.00 | 10% |
| VAT on shippingonly if listed on its own | -Rs 720.00 | 1.2% |
| Commission | -Rs 8,970.00 | 14.95% |
| Payment fee | -Rs 1,552.00 | 2.59% |
| Handling fee | -Rs 920.00 | 1.53% |
| Sales tax withholding | -Rs 1,170.00 | 1.95% |
| Income tax withholding | -Rs 960.00 | 1.6% |
| Net payout | Rs 45,708.00 | 76.18% |
An estimate from the lines you typed. Your Daraz statement is the final word.
How It Works
Have your weekly statement open. The calculator is a mirror of it, so you can fill it in from top to bottom.
- Enter the money in. Item sales, the shipping fees buyers paid, any shipping fee discount and other credits such as fees reversed on returns.
- Enter the money out. Copy each deduction from the statement as a positive number. Leave a line at 0 if it does not appear on yours.
- Read the payout. The big figure is the sum of every line. Beside it you see how much of your item sales you kept and how much was taken in total.
- Check the percentages. The table shows each line as a share of item sales, so the heaviest line stands out.
- Reconcile if you want to. Type the payout shown on your statement into the optional box. The page says whether your lines match it or by how much they differ.
The numbers in the boxes at the start are made-up examples. Use Clear all lines to start from zero, or Reset to the example to see the example again.
Why Look at the Percentage Each Line Takes?
A rupee figure on a statement line is hard to judge on its own. Rs 4,000 in commission sounds like a lot or a little depending on how much you sold that week. Expressed as a share of item sales, it becomes something you can compare across weeks and across stores.
That is the reason this calculator divides every line by item sales. If your commission share, handling share or withholding share changes from one week to the next, you can tell whether the cause is your product mix, a campaign, more returns or a line you did not expect. If you run more than one store, the same view tells you which store keeps the smaller share of its sales.
The shares are descriptive, not a promise. They depend on your categories, prices and the week you pick. Use them to ask better questions, and take the answers from your statement.
Which Statement Lines Go in Which Box?
- Item sales.
- The price buyers paid for the items. It is the base for every percentage on this page.
- Shipping fee paid by buyers, Daraz shipping charge and shipping fee discount.
- On the statements we checked, the shipping charge minus the shipping discount, before VAT, equals the shipping fee the buyer paid. The charge is a deduction and the other two are credits, so they largely cancel out.
- VAT on shipping and VAT on fees.
- On the statements we checked, 15% VAT applies on handling, Daraz shipping charges and Coins fees. Some lines already include it. Use these two boxes only for VAT that appears as its own line, so you never count it twice.
- Commission.
- Copy the line as shown. The commission on the statements we checked is VAT-inclusive in effect.
- Payment fee and handling fee.
- Copy them as shown. See the payment fee guide and the handling fee guide for how each is built.
- Co-funded vouchers, Coins fee and free shipping max fee.
- Programme charges that appear only when you take part. Enter your share only.
- Sales tax and income tax withholding.
- Amounts Daraz withholds from your payout. In real weekly statements we saw about 1.9 to 2.0 percent of item price for sales tax and about 1.6 to 1.7 percent for income tax. That is an estimate, not a legal rate. Read our note on withholding and check your own statement and FBR guidance.
- Refunds, penalties and other lines.
- A refund to a buyer is a deduction, and fees Daraz reverses on a return are a credit. Penalties and anything else that reduces the payout go in their own boxes.
Worked Example
Example. Store A is a fictional store with 40 orders in one week and Rs 60,000 of item sales, in a category with a commission rate of 13%. The lines below use the same defaults as the profit calculator, rounded to whole rupees, and VAT on shipping is listed on its own. Your statement may show VAT inside a line instead, so copy yours as it appears.
| Item sales | Rs 60,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Shipping fee paid by buyers | +Rs 4,800.00 (8.00%) |
| Shipping fee discount | +Rs 1,200.00 (2.00%) |
| Daraz shipping charge | -Rs 6,000.00 (10.00%) |
| VAT on shipping | -Rs 720.00 (1.20%) |
| Commission | -Rs 8,970.00 (14.95%) |
| Payment fee | -Rs 1,552.00 (2.59%) |
| Handling fee | -Rs 920.00 (1.53%) |
| Sales tax withholding | -Rs 1,170.00 (1.95%) |
| Income tax withholding | -Rs 960.00 (1.60%) |
| Net payout (76.18% of item sales) | Rs 45,708.00 |
These numbers are made up to show the steps. The commission rate is the real rate for that category, applied with VAT as the profit calculator does. The percentage next to each line is its share of item sales.
Where the Rates Come From
Source: Daraz University PK commission rates, effective 1 June 2026, excluding VAT. See how we source this data.
Rates last updated 27 October 2026. Daraz can change them, so check Seller Center before you price a product.
What Goes Wrong When Payouts Do Not Match?
- Adding VAT on top of a line that already includes it. This makes your total too low. Check whether the statement line is a single figure or a figure plus a VAT line.
- Typing a deduction as a credit. The gap then equals twice the line. If the difference shown is exactly double one amount, look for that line.
- Mixing periods. Fees for one week can sit next to sales from another. Use one statement at a time.
- Forgetting returns. A refund reduces the payout, and a reversal of fees raises it. Both belong in the statement you are copying.
- Leaving out withholding. It does not look like a fee, but it comes out of your payout on every order.
Where to Go Next
- Estimate one order before you list it with the Daraz profit calculator, then work out a safe price with the selling price calculator.
- Read how the whole statement fits together in the settlement statement explained, or the overview in Daraz seller fees explained.
- Check a category rate in the Daraz commission list.
- Want payout and profit across all your stores without typing statements by hand? See Daraz finance reports.
I have sold on Daraz since 2015 and run 14 Daraz stores, and the lines on this page follow the way those weekly statements are laid out.
Questions
How do I calculate my Daraz payout?
Add up the money in (item sales, shipping fees paid by buyers and any credits) and subtract every deduction on the statement: shipping charges, commission, payment fee, handling fee, vouchers, Coins fees, withholding taxes, refunds and penalties. The result should match the payout on your statement. This calculator does the sum and shows the share each line takes.
Why is my Daraz payout lower than my sales?
Item sales are the gross figure. Daraz takes fees and taxes out of each order before paying you, and returns, penalties and your share of vouchers come out as well. The table on this page shows each line as a share of item sales, so you can see which one takes the most.
My lines do not add up to the payout on my statement. What is missing?
Enter the payout from your statement in the optional field. The page then shows the gap and its direction. The usual causes are a line left out, such as VAT shown on its own, a deduction typed in the credits box, or a figure copied from a different statement period.
Should I type deductions as negative numbers?
No. Type every amount as a positive number, the way it reads on the statement. The calculator already treats commission, fees, taxes, refunds and penalties as deductions and treats item sales, buyer shipping fees and credits as money in.
Does this work for a single order?
Yes. Enter the amounts for one order instead of a week and set the number of orders to 1. For a forward-looking estimate on one product before you list it, the profit calculator builds the lines for you from a price and a category.
Is the Daraz payout calculator free, and is my data saved?
It is free and needs no login. The numbers live in the page address, which you can copy to share a result. Nothing is sent to a server.
Seller's Revolution is not affiliated with Daraz. This calculator gives estimates, not financial or tax advice. Your Daraz statement is always the final word.