Dropshipping Break-Even Calculator

Not sure how many sales you need before your dropshipping store actually covers its costs?

This Dropshipping Break-Even Calculator helps you estimate your break-even sales, break-even revenue, and break-even ROAS based on your product costs, fixed costs, and optional ad cost per sale.

Add your numbers below to see your break-even result:

What this dropshipping break-even calculator helps you do

This tool helps you answer one simple question: how much do I need to sell before this store stops losing money?

• See how many sales you need each month to cover your costs.
• Estimate the revenue target your store needs to reach before it moves past break-even.
• Check your break-even ROAS so you can judge ad performance more realistically.

How this calculator works

The calculator uses your main break-even inputs:

• Selling price per order
• Product cost from your supplier
• Shipping cost per order
• Payment processing fee
• Fixed monthly costs
• Optional average CPA or ad cost per sale

Based on those numbers, the tool estimates your break-even point in sales, revenue, and ROAS so you can make better pricing and advertising decisions.

Important note about this tool

This is a practical planning tool, not a full profit-and-loss statement.

Your real break-even point can still change if your supplier raises prices, shipping costs change, refund rates rise, payment fees vary, or your ad costs move around.

Treat this as a working estimate. Then update your numbers regularly once your store has real data.

Want the full guide?

For the full formulas and examples behind these calculations, read our complete guide here:

How to Calculate Your Dropshipping Break-Even (+ Calculator)

In that guide, we explain break-even in units, revenue, and ROAS, walk through examples step by step, and show how to avoid common mistakes when using break-even numbers to price products or scale ads.