Know the exact bid where a flip stops being profitable.
Paste any ShopGoodwill listing. We load live shipping. You check eBay sold prices, then we calculate the max bid where the flip still profits. One dollar past it and you lose money.
Paste a ShopGoodwill URL or item ID and your ship-to ZIP to load live shipping. Then check eBay sold prices, paste or type expected resale, and get your walk-away max bid. No account required.
Open the calculator →Never more than your walk-away max: expected eBay resale minus ShopGoodwill shipping, taxes, selling fees, and the profit you want to keep. This calculator runs that math from a pasted listing so you don't have to guess.
Paste a ShopGoodwill URL or item ID, enter your ZIP, and hit Get my max bid. We load the listing and quote ShopGoodwill shipping to your address. You open eBay sold search, paste sold prices or type expected resale, and we subtract fees and your target profit. What comes out is one number: your walk-away max bid, plus the breakeven bid where profit hits zero.
No. The calculator is free with no login and no credit card. You only need a BidPulse account if you want us to place the snipe bid for you in the auction's final seconds.
From recent eBay sold listings you look up (actual sale prices, not asking prices). Open the sold search from this page, paste those prices or type one expected resale. BidPulse does not fetch eBay solds for you. ShopGoodwill does not publish sold history.
Yes, that's the point. Your max bid already accounts for ShopGoodwill shipping and handling to your ZIP (a live quote when available), sales tax on your winning bid plus shipping if you enter a rate, your outbound shipping and supplies, the resale marketplace's seller fees, and your target profit. If the number says $22, bidding $22 hits your goal, and $23 doesn't.
Yes, if you buy at the right price. Most reseller losses on ShopGoodwill come from shipping surprises and bidding too high, not from bad inventory. This calculator is built to flag both before you place a bid.
Percent is your return on everything you spend: the winning bid, tax, and ShopGoodwill shipping. 100% means you double your money, and 200% means you sell for about 3x your all-in cost. Example: $50 all-in and a 100% target means you want about $50 profit after fees. Prefer a fixed dollar amount? Switch the control to $.
Yes. Edit ShopGoodwill shipping & handling to the amount you actually expect (for example a shared quote across several items from the same location). The max bid uses whatever you enter there.
The math uses the resale number you typed or imported. Sold prices you copy from eBay can mix used and new, and buyer shipping on those solds is not modeled separately. Seller fees use a simple estimate and can differ by category or seller status. Treat the result as a walk-away guide and confirm comps and fees before you bid.
Estimates only. Resale is the price you typed or imported from eBay sold listings you looked up, not ShopGoodwill. ShopGoodwill shipping quotes depend on item weight and your ZIP and can change.