How to interpret your result
Your net payout is Flipkart's selling price minus commission, platform fee, and shipping under Flipkart Smart Fulfilment, minus 18% GST on those fees, minus 1% TCS.
The GST line isn't money you lose — it's charged on Flipkart's fees, not your sale, and it's generally ITC-eligible once it shows up in your GSTR-2B. The 1% TCS is an advance tax credit, claimable against your GST liability in GSTR-3B, not a deduction from your earnings.
Apparel and clothing categories carry higher Flipkart commission (up to 15%) than most Amazon equivalents — if your margin looks tight, compare the same SKU across platforms with the Marketplace Profit Calculator before committing inventory to one channel.
What this calculator shows
Enter your selling price, category, and product cost to see exactly how much Flipkart deducts before you get paid — commission, platform fee, shipping (Flipkart Smart Fulfilment), 18% GST on all of those fees, and 1% TCS — plus your resulting profit margin.
GST on Flipkart seller fees
Flipkart charges 18% GST on every seller-side fee it bills — commission, platform fee, and Smart Fulfilment shipping. Like Amazon, this GST is generally ITC-eligible against your output tax liability, provided the invoice appears in your GSTR-2B. See our GSTR-2A vs GSTR-2B guide for the reconciliation mechanics.
TCS on Flipkart
Flipkart deducts 1% TCS under GST from your net sale value and deposits it against your GSTIN monthly — a prepaid credit you can offset against your GST liability or claim as a refund. See our TCS refund guide for the process.