Revenue calculator

What you will actually be paid on an export order, before you quote it. Enter your price and your costs; see the fee, the net proceeds and the margin, side by side against selling direct.

What does Afrikoni charge a supplier?

Afrikoni charges 3% of the order value to the supplier and 3% to the buyer — 6% in total. Currency conversion of 2.5% is paid by the buyer and is never deducted from the supplier's payout. No listing fee, no subscription, no monthly minimum.

When does the supplier get paid?

The buyer funds escrow before the supplier ships, so the money is already held during production. The supplier is paid on confirmed delivery, minus their share of the fee. Afrikoni never advances its own money and never invoices a supplier afterwards.

Is selling direct cheaper?

On fees alone, yes — selling direct has no platform fee, and any calculator that shows otherwise has an invented cost in it. What Afrikoni removes is non-payment risk. The calculator states the break-even: the share of direct-sale revenue that would have to go unpaid before protection is the cheaper channel.

Frequently asked questions

Is the revenue calculator free?
Yes. No account, no subscription. Public seller toolkit alongside the landed-cost calculator.
Is there a minimum order?
Yes — $400. Below that the settlement, verification and dispute-handling cost of a protected trade exceeds the fee, so the trade cannot fund its own protection.
Does it show real rates?
It applies the fee schedule that is live today to the numbers you enter. Freight and cost of goods are yours to enter — we do not estimate them for you.

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