This page shows what CraftKept builds from an Etsy shop's sales. Revenue comes in, Etsy takes its fees — split into six categories (transaction fee, listing fee, payment processing, Offsite Ads, Regulatory Operating Fee, currency conversion) — and once you subtract what each product costs to make, what's left is the real profit. Etsy's own dashboard stops at revenue — it does not know what a product actually costs to make.
The shop, the products and every number here are made up, not a real seller's data. With CraftKept, this same view is built from your own Etsy Payments CSV: upload the file, enter your production cost once per product, and see your real profit instead of this example.
Try it: change any cost and watch profit update. Edits stay in your browser and disappear when you refresh. Nothing is saved.