I am trying to setup and run an equation in Excel to determine what my sell price would need to be to break even. This is normally a simply equation except I have a variable factor in the form of a final sales price fee. 15% is subtracted from the sales price.
I know my item cost, shipping cost, and the % amount taken off of the final sales price (%15).
I need to solve for the sales price to obtain my breakeven point.
In other words, item costs $50, shipping costs $50 = $100 Total (Normally $100 would be the breakeven price). However, the ecommerce site takes %15 of the total sales price. So in this instance if I sold it at cost ($100) without factoring in the 15% fee, I would take a $15 loss.
What would be the formula to find my $0.00 Profit/Loss (Breakeven) point based on the known factors listed above? Is this even possible?
Thanks in advance.
I know my item cost, shipping cost, and the % amount taken off of the final sales price (%15).
I need to solve for the sales price to obtain my breakeven point.
In other words, item costs $50, shipping costs $50 = $100 Total (Normally $100 would be the breakeven price). However, the ecommerce site takes %15 of the total sales price. So in this instance if I sold it at cost ($100) without factoring in the 15% fee, I would take a $15 loss.
What would be the formula to find my $0.00 Profit/Loss (Breakeven) point based on the known factors listed above? Is this even possible?
Thanks in advance.