TikTok Shop GMV Calculator 2026

Estimate TikTok Shop GMV, net GMV after refunds, seller fees, affiliate commission, ad spend and profit from order volume.

Last updated: June 2026 · Built for tiktok shop gmv calculator and tiktok shop payout searches

All calculations happen in your browser — no data stored, no account required.

Completed or expected orders for the period.
Average buyer order value before refunds.
Estimated refunded or canceled GMV share.
Editable TikTok Shop fee assumption.
Creator affiliate or partner commission.
Product cost as a share of net GMV.
Seller-paid fulfillment or shipping cost.
TikTok ads or boost spend for the period.
Gross GMV$0.00
Net GMV After Refunds$0.00
Platform Fees$0.00
Affiliate Commission$0.00
Product Cost$0.00
Shipping Cost$0.00
Estimated Profit$0.00
Profit Margin$0.00

How this calculator works

GMV is useful for measuring top-line TikTok Shop scale, but sellers make decisions on payout and profit. This calculator separates gross GMV, net GMV after refunds, fee deductions, creator affiliate cost, ad spend and product cost.

Use it when the search intent is about TikTok Shop GMV, GMV meaning, monthly seller volume, or whether TikTok Shop sales still produce profit after fees and creator commissions.

Gross GMV = Orders × Average Order Value

Net GMV = Gross GMV × (1 − Refund Rate)

Profit = Net GMV − Platform Fees − Affiliate Fees − COGS − Shipping − Ad Spend

Default assumptions

InputDefault
Monthly orders1,250
Average order value$28
Refund / cancel rate8%
Platform fee + affiliate defaults8% + 10%
TikTok Shop fee schedules, subsidies and creator terms can vary by market, category and account. Keep the inputs editable and reconcile against your Seller Center payout report.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is TikTok Shop GMV?

TikTok Shop GMV is gross merchandise value: order count multiplied by average order value before refunds, cancellations, fees and costs.

Is GMV the same as payout?

No. GMV is top-line order value. Payout is what remains after refunds, platform fees, affiliate commission and other deductions.

Why include refund rate?

Refunds and cancellations can make GMV look stronger than actual net sales. Net GMV removes the estimated refunded share before fee and profit modeling.