Redbubble Profit Calculator
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Sale price and artist margin from Redbubble base price and your markup %.
Rates last reviewed: July 2026
Redbubble listing
Artist margin
$3.00
Sale price: $15.00 · Net: $3.00
- Retail price
- $15.00
- Margin % of sale
- 20.0%
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Redbubble artist margin
On Redbubble, you set a markup percentage on the platform's base price for each product. The customer pays base price + your markup; you earn the markup amount minus any costs you track (samples, design tools, etc.). Sale price = base × (1 + markup/100). Artist margin = base × markup/100.
Higher markups increase per-sale profit but can reduce conversion if the retail price exceeds what buyers expect for that product type. Many artists test markups between 15% and 30% on apparel and 20%–40% on stickers and prints. Redbubble handles fulfillment — your main variable is the markup you choose per product.
Example: $12 base price with 25% markup → $15 sale price, $3 artist margin. If you treat design time as sunk cost, margin on that sale is $3 before taxes. Compare markups across products using the same base to see which listings earn the most per order.
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Common questions
Does Redbubble take a cut of my markup?
Redbubble sets the base price (production + platform). Your markup is your artist margin on top. Payment processing is included in their pricing model — verify current terms on Redbubble Help.
Should I enter product cost?
Optional — use it for one-time design or sample costs you want to amortize per sale. Leave at $0 if you only care about margin per fulfilled order.