Myntra seller calculator: fees, commission and payout

Myntra seller fees: what each deduction is

Seven things leave a Myntra order before the money reaches your bank. Four are Myntra’s charges, one is GST on those charges, and two are taxes held back for you.

Commission

A percentage of the selling price, set in the agreement Myntra gives you when you are onboarded. On the example it is ₹286 of the ₹1,299.

Fixed fee and forward logistics

A per-order fee plus the cost of getting the parcel to the customer. Logistics is billed on chargeable weight, so a light kurti in an oversized bag is charged on the bag. Enter both from your agreement or a recent settlement report.

Growth enablement charge

Myntra’s fee notice describes a one-time charge for new sellers once they start operating. It is netted off your payouts and given back as product listing ad credits of the same value, not as cash. Spread it over your expected early orders in the field above.

GST on Myntra’s fees

GST is charged on the commission, fixed fee and logistics, not on your product. The field defaults to 18%, the standard GST rate; use the rate printed on Myntra’s fee invoice. A GST-registered seller claims it back as input tax credit, which is why the profit line adds it back.

TCS and TDS

TCS is 0.5% of the taxable value, the rate for e-commerce operators since 10 July 2024; TDS under section 194-O is 0.1%. Both reduce the settlement but come back as credits when you file.

GST on your product

Already inside your price. Garments are 5% up to ₹2,500 a piece and 18% above, so the ₹1,299 kurta carries ₹62 of GST you remit.

Myntra commission rate: why there is no table here

Myntra’s public partner portal FAQ and fee notice state no commission rates (read 3 October 2026). Your rate is in your own agreement, so the field is yours to fill and the 22% default is only an example.

If you have not been onboarded yet, model a range. On the example, every five points of commission moves the expected profit by about ₹46 an order: ₹215 at 17%, ₹169 at 22%.

The zero-commission construct

Myntra’s portal advertises a Zero Commission Construct for digital-first, made-in-India D2C brands, alongside its Rising STARS programme; enquiries go to MyntraRisingStars@myntra.com. Set commission to 0 above: the example kurta then makes ₹369 an order after returns and breaks even at ₹745.

Myntra payment cycle for sellers

Myntra states a 15-day payment settlement cycle from the date of delivery, not from the order date. Add transit time and the money arrives some weeks after the sale; plan stock purchases around that gap.

Myntra also states it charges no onboarding fee or refundable deposit, and that its representatives write from “@myntra.com” addresses. Anyone asking for a registration payment is not Myntra.

Returns move the Myntra margin as much as commission

On the example, ten points of returns cost about ₹46 an order: the same as five points of commission. Expected profit is ₹261 at 10% returns, ₹215 at 20%, ₹169 at 30% and ₹124 at 40%.

A returned order earns nothing and costs you the freight both ways plus any ad spend that won it. The piece usually comes back sellable, so the calculator does not write off the goods; if yours come back damaged, add that to the return cost field.

Commission is set by Myntra; returns are partly in your hands. An accurate size chart is the cheapest lever, and our size chart generator builds one from your measurements.

Rates used in this calculator

Everything else on this page is an input. These are the only rates the page states, each with its source:

Comparing channels? Run the same product through the Meesho, Flipkart and Amazon calculators, and see the price per piece guide for the cost side.