Flipkart Seller Fees Calculator
Take control of your Flipkart margins. Accurately calculate marketplace commissions, fixed fees, collection charges, and shipping costs to reveal your actual net profit.
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Understanding Flipkart Seller Fees
Selling on Flipkart gives you access to millions of Indian buyers. To run a profitable operation, it is essential to understand exactly how the platform calculates its deductions. Here is a clear breakdown.
Marketplace Commission
This is the standard fee charged by Flipkart for using their platform to generate a sale. It is a percentage of the final selling price. Commission rates vary heavily based on the category of your product. High-margin items like fashion generally have higher commissions than electronics.
Fixed Fee Tiers
Regardless of the category, Flipkart charges a flat fixed fee on every successful order. To support sellers, this fee is tiered. For example, products sold under ₹300 attract a lower fixed fee (around ₹15), while products sold above ₹1000 attract a higher fixed fee (around ₹50).
Collection Fee
The collection fee covers the payment gateway processing charges. Whether a customer pays via UPI, Credit Card, or opts for Cash on Delivery (COD), Flipkart handles the payment logistics and charges a fee (usually around 2% of the transaction value).
Shipping & GST
Shipping costs are determined by the volumetric weight of the product and the delivery distance (Local, Zonal, or National). Finally, an 18% GST is applied to all combined seller fees. Remember, this GST is levied on the fees, not on your selling price, and can be claimed as Input Tax Credit (ITC).
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