Net
What you want left after the processor takes its cut.
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You want to clear a exact net amount. This tells you how much to invoice so Stripe, PayPal, Square, or Paddle fees don’t cut into it.
What you want left after the processor takes its cut.
What you charge the customer on the invoice or checkout.
Usually a percentage plus a fixed amount — plus optional cross-border and FX add-ons.
gross = (net + fixed) ÷ (1 − effective fee%). Confirm rates with your gateway.
Want $1,000 net on Stripe-like fees (2.9% + $0.30): gross ≈ $1,030.18. Turn on cross-border (+1%) and it rises to about $1,040.89 — FX can push it further.
Gross = (desired net + fixed fee) ÷ (1 − percent fee). Example: want $1,000 net at 2.9% + $0.30 → invoice about $1,030.18. Cross-border or FX add-ons raise the gross further.
A price calculator builds subscription tiers from cost and margin. A fee reverse calculator answers one invoice question: what gross amount covers the net you want after processor fees.
Cross-border: the card country differs from your processor account country. FX: you settle in a different currency than the charge. Both are planning estimates — confirm the real schedule in your dashboard.
No. It only reverses processor fees. Add tax on top if your invoices require it.