For shopify sellers
Shopify Profit Tracker: Real Take-Home After Processing and Plan Fees
Shopify's dashboard shows sales. Your bank shows a smaller number a few days later, and the gap is processing fees you never see itemized on the order. Earnly lays out gross sales, fees, and real take-home per payout, next to every other channel you sell on.
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In short
A shopify profit tracker shows what a store actually keeps after Shopify's fee stack, not just gross sales. Shopify takes no commission on the sale itself, which is the real difference from a marketplace, but you pay payment processing on every order: 2.9% plus $0.30 per online transaction on the Basic plan using Shopify Payments, and 2.6% plus $0.10 in person, as published. Rates step down on the higher plans. On top of that sits the plan fee, $39 a month for Basic billed monthly or $29 billed annually, and if you use a third-party payment gateway instead of Shopify Payments you also pay a surcharge of 2% on Basic, 1% on Grow, and 0.6% on Advanced. That fixed $0.30 is why small orders hurt: on a $5 order, processing eats about 12%, while on a $200 order it is closer to 3%. Earnly splits every Shopify payout into gross, processing, and take-home, tracks your effective fee rate over time so a creeping average order value shows up, and puts Shopify next to Etsy, Amazon, and everything else you sell through. Most sellers running more than one channel pick Creator at $32 per month billed yearly. Figures come from published schedules; confirm against your Shopify payout statements.
What changes
Three things you stop doing by hand
Sales are not profit
Every payout splits into gross sales, payment processing, and take-home, so a big sales day that nets thin margin does not surprise you at deposit time.
Watch the small-order squeeze
The fixed $0.30 per transaction costs about 12% on a $5 order and about 3% on a $200 one, so the fee breakdown makes the case for bundling or raising your average order value with real numbers.
Shopify next to every other channel
Etsy, Amazon, and your own store sit on one board, so you can see which channel actually keeps the most of what it sells, not just which one sells the most.
Who this fits
Shopify sellers, especially those also listing on Etsy or Amazon, who want a real take-home number per channel instead of a gross sales figure that flatters the store.
The pieces doing the work here: the revenue dashboard, platform fees calculator, payout calendar . Plans start at $12 per month billed yearly on income tracker pricing.