Returns Profit Calculator
Returns can look like a customer-service metric. In practice, they change the economics of every order.
Margin is lost, shipping and processing are repeated, and some stock never returns to saleable inventory. This calculator shows the monthly cost of returns, profit after returns, and the amount a realistic reduction could recover. It also calculates the highest return rate your minimum margin can tolerate.
How to use it: Enter a typical month, then set a realistic target return rate. Every result and comparison below updates instantly as you change a figure.
Change any figure. Every result updates immediately.
If the return rate moves from 22.0% to 15.0% while the other figures stay the same.
This is a decision estimate, not an accounting statement. It does not assume returned inventory will be resold, forecast customer behaviour, or include fixed overhead.
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