What does a Flipkart order actually net you?
Commission, shipping, collection and fixed fees, plus GST and TCS, stack up fast. Enter your numbers to see what Flipkart settles to you per order — before a return takes its share.
Your numbers
Flipkart fees vary by category, tier and fulfilment model, and change over time. Use your own rate-card figures — defaults here are illustrative only.
What you actually keep
Total fee + tax load: ₹264. Returns are not modelled here — a single SPF-rejected return or a wrong weight charge can erase this margin, so the settlement is worth reconciling line by line. Robnu support for Flipkart is on the roadmap.
- Flipkart stacks commission, shipping, collection and fixed fees — plus 18% GST on them.
- 1% TCS is a credit, not a cost: reclaim it in your GSTR.
- This tool shows profit before returns — one SPF rejection can erase it.
- Fees vary by category, tier and fulfilment model, and change over time. Use your own rate card.
- Robnu is live for AJIO, Meesho and Amazon; Flipkart support is on the roadmap.
Flipkart bills in layers
Unlike Meesho’s low-commission model, Flipkart’s fee structure is layered: a category commission, a weight-and-zone shipping fee, a collection fee, a fixed per-order fee, and GST on all of it. Each layer is small; together they can take a meaningful slice of a mid-priced order.
The calculator makes the layers visible. For the settlement side — reading exactly what landed and what was deducted — see our guide on Flipkart settlement reports and the strict rules in Flipkart return charges.
Reconciliation, once Flipkart lands
Robnu is an agentic OMS that reads each marketplace settlement to the rupee, separates every deduction, and files recoverable claims automatically. It runs AJIO, Meesho and Amazon.in today; Flipkart is on the roadmap. Join the waitlist and reconcile your live marketplaces now.
Flipkart fees, answered
Flipkart typically charges a category-based commission, a shipping fee (weight and zone based), a collection fee, and a fixed per-order fee — plus 18% GST on those fees. On top, 1% TCS is deducted against your GSTIN. The exact percentages vary by category, seller tier and fulfilment model, and change over time, so always confirm on your current rate card.
No. TCS is Tax Collected at Source — the marketplace deposits it against your GSTIN and you reclaim it when filing GST returns. Treat it as a credit you must claim, not a fee you lose. Many sellers never reclaim it.
Because a single return can dwarf the fee stack, and Flipkart returns follow their own SPF (Seller Protection Fund) rules. We kept the fee calculation clean and clear; model returns separately, because one SPF-rejected claim can wipe out the margin on several delivered orders.
Not yet. Robnu is live for AJIO, Meesho and Amazon.in today, and Flipkart is on the roadmap with a waitlist. This calculator is provided as neutral, educational help for Flipkart sellers regardless.
It is a planning estimate using the figures you enter. Flipkart's real fee structure has category-specific commissions and occasional promotional waivers, so treat the output as directional and verify against your actual settlement report.
Returns and SPF claim rejections. Flipkart's return window and evidence requirements are strict, and a rejected claim means you eat the loss. Reading your settlement line by line — which most sellers never do — is where the recoverable money hides.