For Etsy sellers

Your Etsy shop, with the real profit on every order.

Connect your shop once. Orders arrive within about a minute of being paid, every fee Etsy charged lands on the sale by name, and each listing can offer exactly what you have left to sell.

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New Etsy order

Soy Candle, Pumpkin Chai

Size: 8 oz

Item total
$24.00
Shipping charged
+$6.95

Here within about a minute of being paid.

The sale it became

Each charge by name, on this sale

Transaction fee
−$1.56
Shipping transaction fee
−$0.45
Listing fee (sold unit)
−$0.20
Payment processing fee
−$1.26
Shipping label
−$7.15
The candle, as it was made
−$6.24
What you kept $14.09

An example order from a demo candle shop.

What connecting does

Everything Etsy knows about a sale, where you can use it

Etsy tells you what sold and what it took. Intakes adds what the item cost you, so the figure at the end is your profit.

An Etsy order's totals: what the buyer paid, then what the marketplace took, line by line — transaction fee, shipping transaction fee, listing fee, payment processing fee and shipping label.

Orders and fees

Every Etsy fee, on the sale it belongs to

Etsy keeps its fees in your shop’s payment ledger, away from the order. Intakes reads the ledger and ties each charge back to its order, so there is no monthly statement to reconcile.

  • The transaction fee, the listing fee a sale triggers, the shipping transaction fee, the payment processing fee and a label bought on Etsy, each on its own line.
  • A label bought hours after the sale still lands on that sale, and never touches a line you typed yourself.
  • Sales tax and Etsy’s buyer fee pass through, so they are never counted as your revenue or your cost.
  • Refunds appear on the order with the reason given, and the fees Etsy credits back are recorded in the month they arrived.

Variations and checkout questions

Every order lands on the exact item

Etsy gives a listing two variations, so the third thing a buyer picks is often a question at checkout. Say once which item family a listing sells and what each answer means, and every order finds its item by itself.

  • Colors and sizes that match by name map themselves. You only step in where the words differ.
  • A checkout answer can choose the item, add one to the order, like a measuring tape, or change nothing.
  • A name to embroider or a gift note rides on that line of the sale, for whoever makes or packs it.
  • A listing sold in 1, 2 and 3 yard options is one fabric: two of the 3-yard option draws six yards.
An Etsy order line as the marketplace stated it: the listing, the fragrance and size the buyer chose, and a gift message recorded as not changing the item.

Stock sync

Sell the last one anywhere and Etsy stops offering it

Turn on stock sync and each listing you have matched to an item offers what you can actually sell. A sale at a market, on eBay or typed in by hand lowers it within a minute or two.

  • It is off until you turn it on, and shows every quantity it would change first.
  • It counts what you hold, less draft sales and orders still waiting, so one piece is never promised twice.
  • Made to order? Leave that listing out and its quantity stays yours to set.
  • One page adds up what your shops offer against what you hold, item by item.
  • Change a title, price or quantity from a listing’s page and it is saved to Etsy.
  • A listing at zero reads as sold out on Etsy, and renewing it costs Etsy’s listing fee, so that stays your call.

How selling in several places without overselling works

Made by you, or bought to resell

The other half of the profit

Etsy knows what it took. It cannot know what the piece cost you. Intakes prices each batch from the materials it used and each thrifted find from the purchase it came from.

  • Makers: recipes, work orders, and a run started from the order that needs it.
  • Resellers: lots and mixed buys, costed piece by piece.
  • Saves and views on every listing, beside what it actually earned.

What stays on Etsy

List on Etsy. Run the business here.

Intakes does not create listings. Etsy’s own form has the categories, attributes and suggestions a listing needs, and you only do that once. Intakes picks up a new listing on its next read, every six hours, or at once when you press Sync now.

Spreadsheets

Outgrown your Etsy spreadsheet?

A sheet works until the fees have to be typed from a monthly statement and a bag of wax costs more than the last one. Bring it with you: export a CSV, match the columns, and each row becomes an item and a line on a draft purchase at the price you paid. Nothing is created until you have seen what it will do.

Questions

What Etsy sellers ask first

What can Intakes change in my Etsy shop?
Nothing until you ask it to. Connecting reads your listings, orders and payment ledger. Intakes changes a listing in two cases only: you turn on stock sync for the shop, which sets quantities, or you save a title, price or quantity from a listing’s page. Stock sync shows every quantity it would change before you turn it on.
Do my orders turn into sales on their own?
Each order waits for you to turn it into a sale, or you can check one setting and every order with nothing in its way records itself as a draft sale. An order Intakes cannot place, because nobody has said which item a listing is, waits and says why.
My catalog is not in Intakes yet. Do I have to type it in?
No. Connect the shop and bring your listings into the catalog, one at a time or the whole shop at once. A listing with variations becomes an item family with one item per variation, named from its values, with the listing’s photo and your Etsy price as a starting point. You can also import a spreadsheet.
I run two Etsy shops. Does that work?
Yes. Each shop is its own sales channel in one workspace, with its own listings, orders and line in the sales breakdown, and they share your stock. Purchases and production are shared across the workspace, so revenue and item margin split by shop, while full profit does not.
Can I see the buyer’s address?
Not yet for US orders. Etsy shares buyers’ addresses only with apps it has approved, and Intakes is asking to be one. Until then the order shows the buyer’s name, the delivery they chose, what they wrote at checkout and any gift message, and says the address is on Etsy.
What does it cost?
$49 a month per workspace, however many shops you connect and however many people use it, with 1,000 items and 300 completed sales a month included. The first 60 days are free, and no card is needed to start.

Selling on eBay too? One workspace connects both. How it works on eBay

Intakes is an independent product, and is not endorsed or certified by Etsy.

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