Revenue

Price per sale (USD)

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Number of sales

Fees

Platform fee

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Processor fee

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Fixed fee per sale

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Split between

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## Your revenue split

Gross revenue$5,000.00

Platform fee-$250.00

Payment processing-$175.00

Net revenue to split (fees: 8.5%)$4,575.00

You (60%)$2,745.00

Partner (40%)$1,830.00

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## How the revenue split is calculated

Gross revenue is price times number of sales. The platform fee is a percentage of gross. The payment processor fee is a percentage of gross plus a fixed amount per sale, because processors like Stripe charge per transaction (2.9% + $0.30 is Stripe's standard US card rate in 2026). Net revenue is gross minus both fees, and each partner's payout is net revenue times their share.

Example: 100 sales of a $50 product is $5,000 gross. A 5% platform fee is $250. Processing is 2.9% of $5,000 ($145) plus $0.30 on each of the 100 sales ($30), so $175. Net revenue is $4,575, which means fees took 8.5%. Split 60/40, one partner receives $2,745 and the other $1,830.

Shares should add up to 100%. If they don't, the calculator shows how much net revenue is unallocated or flags that you have promised more than 100%. Splitting net revenue, not gross, is the common default because it makes every partner share the cost of fees in proportion to what they earn.

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## Frequently asked questions

### How do you calculate a revenue split?

Subtract fees from gross revenue to get net revenue, then multiply net revenue by each person's percentage. For example, $5,000 in sales minus $425 in platform and processing fees leaves $4,575. A 60/40 split pays $2,745 and $1,830. The shares must add up to 100%.

### Should a revenue split be based on gross or net revenue?

Most creator and business partnerships split net revenue, after platform and payment fees, so each partner carries fees in proportion to their share. Splitting gross is simpler but leaves one person paying all the fees. Whichever you choose, write it into your agreement along with how refunds and chargebacks are handled.

### What is a fair revenue split between partners?

There is no standard number. A 50/50 split is common when partners contribute equally. Splits like 60/40 or 70/30 are used when one partner brings the audience, the product or the upfront cost. Base it on who does the ongoing work and who carries the risk, and revisit it as roles change.

### What is the difference between revenue split and profit split?

A revenue split divides money from sales after transaction fees, before business costs like software, ads or contractors. A profit split divides what is left after those costs too. Revenue splits are easier to calculate and audit; profit splits are fairer when one partner pays most of the expenses.

### How much do payment processors take from each sale?

As of 2026, Stripe's standard rate for US cards is 2.9% + $0.30 per successful charge, with extra fees for international cards and currency conversion. PayPal's US checkout rate is 3.49% + $0.49. The fixed part matters on cheap products: on a $5 sale, Stripe takes $0.45, or 9%.

### How do I split revenue with more than two people?

Give each person a percentage so the total is 100%, then apply each percentage to net revenue. With three partners at 50%, 30% and 20% and $4,575 in net revenue, payouts are $2,287.50, $1,372.50 and $915. This calculator handles up to six people.

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