Dota 2 flip & profit calculator
Thinking of buying an item to resell? Enter what you'd pay and what you'd list it for — this shows a manual one-transaction scenario after the selected fee method, plus margin and ROI.
- Sale price$14.00
- Static local Steam-method fees−$1.81
- Net proceeds$12.19
- Cost−$10.00
- Profit$2.19
- Gross profit before selling fees$4.00
- Required sell price to break even$11.50 each
- Net margin / markup15.6% / 21.9%
The entered scenario shows $2.19 net profit after fees and costs (+21.9% on total cost).
This is a one-transaction, short-term manual scenario. The Steam option uses this site’s static local method, not a current marketplace rate. Other venue values, purchase fees, and fixed costs are only the values you enter; the result excludes execution conditions and is not advice.
How to read the result
The result separates gross listing value, selected fee method, net proceeds, purchase cost, optional costs, and net profit. The break-even price is the smallest cent listing that covers the entered total cost under that method.
It does not model price movement, demand, execution, taxes, or any unentered cost. Treat every input as a manual scenario rather than a forecast.
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Use the calculators and reference pages to document the assumptions you choose.
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Frequently asked questions
How is the break-even sell price calculated?
The tool divides your entered total cost across the quantity in cents, then finds the smallest per-item list price that reaches those proceeds under the selected local static or manual fee method.
Does this work for third-party marketplaces?
You can switch to the manual marketplace method and enter a percentage. Add any purchase or fixed costs you want included; the tool does not supply or verify marketplace terms.
Why is my profit negative even though the sell price is higher than the buy price?
The scenario deducts the selected selling fee and any entered purchase or fixed costs. A gross listing above the buy price can still result in a negative net scenario.
Does this calculator forecast a flip outcome?
No. It is a manual arithmetic scenario and does not forecast price, demand, timing, execution, or outcomes.