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Most calculators tell you the profit on an order that goes right. This one also prices the ones that come back, because on Meesho you pay shipping in both directions, and that is where the margin usually goes.
Updated October 2026 · checked against supplier.meesho.com
per order at a 15% return rate · 24.9% margin
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Almost always returns. A calculator that only looks at a delivered order tells you what you make when things go right. Meesho charges you both the forward and the return leg on a return, so one return can wipe out the profit from three sales.
Yes. What the buyer pays already has GST inside it, and you owe that GST to the government. So on a ₹399 listing at 5% GST, your taxable revenue is ₹380, not ₹399.
Listing price se GST, commission, shipping, TCS aur TDS ghatao, jo bacha wo settlement hai. Usme se apna product cost aur packing ghatao. Phir return rate ke hisaab se average nikalo, kyunki har return dono taraf ki shipping le jaata hai.
It depends on the category. Apparel and footwear commonly sit between 20% and 35%. Home goods and small accessories are often under 10%. If you have a payout sheet, upload it and see your real figure rather than guessing.
TCS is collected at about 0.5% of taxable value and TDS at about 0.1%. Both are deducted from your settlement and both can be claimed back when you file, but they reduce the cash that reaches your account today.
No. The goods come back to you and most of it can be sold again. What you lose for certain is the freight both ways and the packing material. Set the "cannot be resold" slider to whatever share genuinely comes back damaged.
Upload it and Uncle shows which of the products you are packing right now actually lost money last month, with returns, ads and every fee on its own line.