Pricing & Royalty Tools
Calculate KDP royalties, estimate Kindle Unlimited earnings, find your break-even point, and optimize pricing across marketplaces.
Quick Reference: 2025 KDP Rates
Paperback
- • Royalty: 60% of list price
- • Printing: $2.56 base + $0.012/page
- • Example: $14.99 book = ~$4.00 profit
eBook (70%)
- • Royalty: 70% minus delivery
- • Delivery: $0.15 per MB
- • Example: $4.99 book = ~$3.20 profit
Kindle Unlimited
- • Rate: ~$0.0045/page (varies)
- • 300 pages fully read = ~$1.35
- • Dec 2024: $0.00467/page
Most Used Calculators
KDP Print Royalty Calculator
Calculate exact net profit after printing costs
Global Pricing Parity
Convert your book price across all Amazon currencies.
KENP Value Estimator
Predict monthly KU earnings from page reads
Print Profit Margin Analysis
Determine the best price point for paperback profit margins.
All Pricing Tools
KDP Print Royalty Calculator
Calculate exact net profit after printing costs
Global Pricing Parity
Convert your book price across all Amazon currencies.
KENP Value Estimator
Predict monthly KU earnings from page reads
Print Profit Margin Analysis
Determine the best price point for paperback profit margins.
Amazon Ad ROI Tracker
Track your advertising spend vs. royalty earnings.
Book Break-Even Point
Calculate how many copies you need to sell to recover costs.
ACX Royalty Estimator
Estimate audiobook earnings for Exclusive vs. Wide.
Box Set Pricing
Calculate the perfect discount for your book series bundle.
Promo Scheduler
Plan your Kindle Countdown Deals and price drops.
Competitor Price Spy
Track price changes of top books in your genre.
Pricing Strategy Tips
For paperbacks: Price high enough to sustain advertising. A $3-4 profit margin lets you spend $1-2 on ads per sale and still profit. Books priced too low can't support paid marketing.
For ebooks: The $2.99-$9.99 range qualifies for 70% royalty. At $0.99-$2.98, you only get 35%. A $2.99 ebook earns $2.00+, while a $0.99 ebook earns $0.35.
For Kindle Unlimited: Page reads compound with volume. If you have 10 books and readers finish 3 on average, you earn 3× per enrolled reader. Series writers often outperform standalone authors in KU.