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How to set up Breakeven tutorial

How to set up Breakeven tutorial

Key Takeaways

Set your break-even in both Advanced Settings and Quick Settings
Use the eBay Fee Calculator to find your true cost structure
Standard break-even rates range from 12.9%–20%, depending on location and fees

How to set up Breakeven tutorial

📚 What This Tutorial Covers

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Break-Even Setup Tutorial

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Goal: Learn how to correctly set up your break-even percentage in ZIK Analytics to ensure your profit calculations are accurate and include all eBay fees and taxes.

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✅ Insight: Your break-even percentage represents the total costs deducted from each sale — including eBay fees, payment processing, and taxes — so ZIK can calculate your real profit margins accurately.

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1. Setting Break-Even in Advanced Settings

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Go to Management Panel → Advanced Settings.

‍ Then click the Source Website tab on the right.

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Here, you’ll see your:

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  • Break-even calculation ‍
  • Source website (supplier) ‍

Adjust your break-even value (e.g., 12.9%) and click Save.

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2. Setting Break-Even in Quick Settings

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You can also update it faster from Quick Settings.

‍ Scroll down to the Break-even field, enter your new percentage, and click Apply Changes.

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✅ Tip: Keeping both Quick and Advanced Settings updated ensures consistency across all tools in ZIK.

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3. Using the eBay Fee Calculator

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To determine your correct break-even rate, open the eBay Fee Calculator inside ZIK Analytics.

‍ It shows:

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  • eBay fee (typically 12.9%) ‍
  • Payment processing fee ($0.30 automatically included) ‍
  • Optional taxes or additional costs ‍

✅ Example:

‍ If your eBay fee is 12.9%, setting 14–20% as your break-even gives a safer margin, especially if you sell in the U.S. where seller taxes apply.

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