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Offer Acceptance Calculator: Accept, Counter, or Wait

Decide whether to accept, counter, or wait on a reseller offer after fees, shipping, holding time, target profit, and ROI floor. Free calculator included.

What this tool helps you do

Decide whether to accept, counter, or wait on a reseller offer after fees, shipping, holding time, target profit, and ROI floor.

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Accept, counter, or wait using net profit per day

Use this offer calculator when a buyer sends an offer and you need a decision before the conversation goes cold. Enter list price, offer amount, buy cost, marketplace fee preset, buyer shipping or tax fee basis, seller shipping, days listed, expected full-price sell time, holding cost, target profit, and minimum ROI.

The calculator compares accepting now against waiting for list price. It returns net profit, ROI, profit per day, target floor, suggested counter, and the next action.

Platform presets use the shared Underpriced US marketplace fee policy reviewed on August 6, 2026. Buyer tax, buyer shipping, promotions, and account-level programs should be verified against the final receipt.

  • Primary decision: accept, counter, wait, or decline.
  • Inputs match the offer moment: ask, offer, COGS, shipping, days listed, expected sell time, fee basis, target profit, and ROI floor.
  • Best next action: copy the counter message or accept only when the offer clears target floor and profit-per-day logic.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I decide whether to accept an offer?

Compare the offer against net profit, ROI, profit per day, and your target floor. Accept when it clears your target and waiting does not produce meaningfully better profit per day.

What is a target floor for an offer?

Target floor is the sale price needed to meet your target profit and minimum ROI after fees, seller shipping, and costs. Offers below that number should usually be countered or declined.

Why does profit per day matter?

Profit per day shows whether faster cash is worth more than waiting for a higher price. A lower offer can be better when it frees capital and inventory space much sooner.

Can this tool handle buyer shipping and tax fee basis?

Yes. Enter buyer shipping and buyer tax when they affect the marketplace fee basis. The final receipt remains the source of truth for platform-specific exceptions.

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