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Daraz Profit Calculator
Pick your category, type your price and cost, and see every Daraz deduction in a statement-style table, then your net profit and margin.
Short Answer
To calculate profit on Daraz, take the selling price and subtract the product cost, packaging, Daraz commission for your category, the payment fee, the handling fee, shipping you pay, VAT on those fees and income tax withholding. This calculator applies those lines for you and shows the payout per order, per unit and as a margin.
Your Numbers
Search needs JavaScript. The full rate table is on the Daraz commission list, or download the CSV.
Selected: Mobiles & Tablets > Mobile Accessories > Phone Cases 13%
Excludes VAT. Filled from the category you pick.
Order total. 0 if unknown.
Statement Lines and Fee Settings (All Editable)
From your statement. 0 if unknown.
Of the item price, excl. VAT.
Blank uses the price tier.
Of item price. An estimate, check your statement.
Of item price. An estimate, check your statement.
What You Keep
- Net payout
- Rs 1,555.25
- Profit
- Rs 555.25
- Margin
- 27.76%
- ROI
- 55.53%
| Price paid by buyer | Rs 2,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Commission13% of price, excl. VAT | -Rs 260.00 |
| Payment fee2.25% of price | -Rs 45.00 |
| Handling feeper unit, excl. VAT | -Rs 20.00 |
| VAT on commission, payment and handling15% | -Rs 48.75 |
| Sales tax withholding1.95% of price | -Rs 39.00 |
| Income tax withholding1.6% of price | -Rs 32.00 |
| Net payout to you | Rs 1,555.25 |
| Your product cost | -Rs 1,000.00 |
| Profit | Rs 555.25 |
An estimate. Fee rates can change, so compare with your own Daraz statement.
How It Works
You can get a first answer in under a minute. Everything after the first three steps is optional and starts at 0.
- Search your category. Type a word or two. The commission rate fills in from the Daraz University PK table, and you can still overtype it.
- Enter the selling price the buyer pays for one unit, and the number of units.
- Enter your product cost and packing cost per unit.
- Add statement lines you know: shipping you are charged, a shipping discount, a voucher you co-fund, Coins, returns or penalties.
- Read the table. You get the payout Daraz sends you, then your profit, margin and return on cost. Copy the page address to share the exact numbers.
Fee percentages and the withholding figures are editable defaults. If your statement shows something different, trust the statement and change the field.
What Does Each Line on a Daraz Statement Mean?
Your weekly statement lists money in and money out per order. These are the lines this calculator models, in plain words.
- Product price.
- What the buyer paid for the item. It is the base for commission, the payment fee and the withholding taxes in this calculator.
- Buyer shipping fee.
- The delivery fee the buyer paid. On the statements we checked, the Daraz shipping charge minus the shipping discount, before VAT, equals this amount.
- Daraz shipping charge.
- What Daraz bills for delivery. VAT applies to it on the statements we checked.
- Shipping fee discount.
- Credit that offsets part of the shipping charge. The calculator charges VAT only on the charge after this discount.
- Free shipping max fee.
- A deduction that appears when you take part in the free shipping programme. Copy it from your statement.
- Commission.
- A percentage of the item price, set by category. The table rates exclude VAT. On the statements we checked, the commission shown is VAT-inclusive in effect, which is why the calculator adds VAT on top.
- Payment fee.
- 2.25% of the item price plus 15% VAT, so 2.5875% in total, on the statements we checked.
- Handling fee.
- A fixed fee per item, with VAT on top. The calculator picks a default by price band, and you can type your own.
- Co-funded voucher.
- Your share of a discount that Daraz and you pay together. Enter your share only.
- Coins fee.
- A fee for taking part in Coins offers. VAT applies to it on the statements we checked.
- 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. Check your own statement and FBR guidance.
- Returns.
- A refund to the buyer is a deduction. Fees Daraz reverses on a return come back to you.
- Penalties.
- Charges Daraz applies to your account. They are deducted as they appear on the statement.
Worked Example
Example. A phone case sells for Rs 2,000 and costs you Rs 900. The category is Mobiles & Tablets > Mobile Accessories > Phone Cases, with a commission rate of 13%. The store is fictional (Store A), and the shipping, voucher, Coins and return lines are left at 0.
| Price paid by buyer | Rs 2,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Commission (13%) | -Rs 260.00 |
| Payment fee (2.25%) | -Rs 45.00 |
| Handling fee (calculator default) | -Rs 20.00 |
| VAT on those three fees (15%) | -Rs 48.75 |
| Sales tax withholding (estimate) | -Rs 39.00 |
| Income tax withholding (estimate) | -Rs 32.00 |
| Net payout | Rs 1,555.25 |
| Your product cost | -Rs 900.00 |
| Profit (margin 32.8%) | Rs 655.25 |
These numbers are made up to show the steps. The commission rate is the real rate for that category.
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.
Why Do Sellers Think They Earned More Than They Did?
- Reading commission as the only fee. The payment fee, handling fee, VAT and withholding all come out too.
- Forgetting VAT on fees. The table rates exclude VAT, so the real deduction is higher.
- Ignoring packing and return shipping. They are your costs even though they are not always on the statement.
- Counting returns as sales. A returned order brings in nothing, and you may still carry shipping or penalties.
- Leaving out your share of vouchers and Coins. They look small per order and add up across a campaign.
- Treating withholding as profit. It leaves your payout on every order, so budget for it.
Where to Go Next
- Look up one category on its own with the Daraz commission calculator, or browse the full commission list.
- Read the full breakdown in Daraz seller fees explained and seller tax withholding.
- Learn how to file a return claim when a returned order goes wrong, and how order and return tracking works in the app.
- Want profit across all your stores, week after week? See Daraz finance reports.
I have sold on Daraz since 2015 and run 14 Daraz stores, and this calculator follows the way those statements are laid out.
Questions
Is there an official Daraz profit calculator?
We did not find one on the Daraz pages we checked in November 2026. Daraz publishes commission rates by category, and your statement shows what was deducted, but you still have to put the lines together yourself. This free calculator does that for one product at a time.
How much does Daraz charge per order?
It depends on the category and the price. Every order carries a commission set by category, a payment fee, a handling fee and VAT on those fees, plus withholding taxes. Shipping lines, vouchers and Coins can add more. Enter your product and the table shows each line in rupees.
Does the calculator include tax?
Yes, as lines you can edit. It adds 15% VAT on the fees it applies VAT to, and it withholds sales tax and income tax from your payout using estimates taken from real weekly statements. Those estimates are not legal rates. Replace them with the percentages on your own statement and check FBR guidance.
Is the Daraz profit calculator free?
Yes. It is free and needs no login. Your numbers live in the page address, so you can copy the link to share a result.
How do I calculate profit if I sell in several stores?
Run each product once per store, because category, price and fee lines can differ. If you manage many stores and want profit across all of them in one place, the multi-store finance reports in the app are built for that.
How do I calculate profit on a returned order?
Use the returns lines. Add the refund to the buyer, then add any fees Daraz reverses to you, and include your own return shipping and any penalty. A returned order usually earns nothing and can cost you, so it should not be counted as a sale.
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.