Profit calculator

Gift Profit & ROI Calculator

Enter what you paid, the sale price and the seller fee to see profit, ROI and break-even price in TON. Example: buy at 50 TON, sell at 65 TON with a 2% fee, and you keep 13.7 TON.

Portals fee · 2%Published fees: Portals 2%, Fragment 5%, Getgems 2%, Telegram (TON resale) 10%. For other marketplaces, enter the fee shown in your listing.

Calculate your profit

Your trade

Portals has charged a 2% commission on sales since 10 Jul 2026. Source · checked Oct 10, 2026

What you keep
Profit after fees and costs13.7 TONLeft after the fee, once you recover what you paid.
Sale price
65 TON
Portals fee (2%)
−1.3 TON
You receive
63.7 TON
You paid
−50 TON
Profit
13.7 TON
Return on cost+27.4%
Break-even sale price51.02 TON

Network and transfer costs count only if you add them under Other costs.

Method & assumptions

Net proceeds = sale − seller fee. Profit/loss = net proceeds − purchase − additional costs. ROI = profit ÷ (purchase + additional costs) × 100. Break-even sale = (purchase + additional costs) ÷ (1 − fee ÷ 100). All inputs use TON.

Calculator guide

How to calculate Telegram gift profit, ROI and break-even

Profit is what remains after the seller fee, the purchase price and other costs. Example: buy at 50 TON, sell at 65 TON with a 2% fee: 65 − 1.3 − 50 = 13.7 TON.

Telegram gift profit formula

The calculator first deducts the selected seller fee from the expected sale price. It then subtracts what you paid for the gift and any additional costs you entered.

Profit or loss = sale price − seller fee − purchase price − other costs.

What ROI tells you

Return on cost expresses the estimated profit as a percentage of the total amount invested. It is useful when comparing trades of different sizes, while the TON result shows the actual amount at risk or earned.

ROI = profit ÷ (purchase price + other costs) × 100.

In the example above: 13.7 ÷ 50 × 100 = 27.4%.

Use the break-even price before listing

The break-even result estimates the minimum gross sale price needed to recover the complete cost basis after the selected seller fee. Selling at the purchase price is usually not break-even when a fee is deducted.

Example: a gift bought for 50 TON breaks even at 51.02 TON with a 2% fee (50 ÷ 0.98). Add known transfer or service costs to get your own threshold.

Run more than one price scenario

  1. Start with a conservative price supported by nearby listings.
  2. Test the current collection or model floor as a reference.
  3. Try a target price and compare the extra ROI with the likely wait.
  4. Recalculate if the market floor, fee or TON-denominated costs change.

A floor price is an asking price

The floor is the cheapest listing in a collection. Your gift sells at the price a buyer pays, and that depends on model, backdrop, symbol, number and demand. Look at similar listings before you set your price.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How is profit calculated?

Profit = sale price − seller fee − purchase price − other costs. Example: buy at 50 TON and sell at 65 TON with a 2% fee: 65 − 1.3 − 50 = 13.7 TON.

Why is ROI sometimes missing?

ROI divides profit by what you spent. When the purchase price and other costs are both 0, there is nothing to divide by, so the calculator shows the profit in TON only.