Business, sales and pricing
Net price after fees calculator
What to charge so the net amount you need lands in the account, fees included.
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How to use
Net price after fees works the opposite way from a card fee: instead of discounting what you charge, it starts from how much you need to receive and returns what to charge. The fixed fee is rebuilt, so the amount that lands in the account is exactly the one you entered.
- Closing a service knowing what must remain after the terminal.
- Pricing with a minimum margin guaranteed in money.
- Checking a platform payout that charges a percentage plus a fixed fee.
- Enter the amount you need to receive, net.
- Enter the percentage charged by the terminal or platform.
- Enter the fixed fee per transaction, if any.
- The result is the price to charge, the fee deducted and the effective rate.
Formula
Price to charge = (desired net + fixed fee) ÷ (1 − fee ÷ 100)
Example
To receive 100 with a 3.5 % fee and a 0.50 fixed fee, charge 104.15: the fee takes 4.15 and exactly 100.00 remains.
Limitations
- The calculation covers one transaction; instalments usually carry their own fee and must be recomputed.
- Receivable anticipation is not included and changes the effective rate.
Frequently asked questions
Why not simply add the percentage to the net amount?
Because the fee applies to the price charged, not to the net. Adding 4 % to 100 would leave 99.84 in the account.
Does it work for marketplaces?
Yes, as long as you know the percentage and the fixed fee in your contract — the tool never assumes them.
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