This hub gathers every free seller tool and guide on DailyToolLab in one place. It is written for Etsy makers, small Shopify and eBay shops, and anyone selling handmade or small-batch products who wants to know what a sale is really worth and how to make a listing easier to find.
The tools are designed to be used in order. Start with the product pricing calculator to turn materials, labour and overhead into a sensible wholesale and retail price. Next, check what the marketplace keeps: the Etsy fee calculator breaks down listing, transaction, processing and Offsite Ads fees, and the Shopify and eBay fee calculator lets you compare other platforms. Then confirm the result with the profit margin calculator, which shows margin and markup, or the price you need to reach a target margin, and use the break-even calculator to see how many sales a month cover your fixed costs. If you are not sure what your time is worth, the hourly rate calculator turns the pay you want, your expenses, tax and billable hours into a labour rate. Before running a promotion, the sale and discount calculator shows how much profit is left after the discount and how many extra orders it needs.
Once the numbers work, focus on being found. The Etsy SEO listing generator drafts a title, 13 tags and a description from your product details, the title and tag checker catches length limits and duplicates, and the listing analyzer scores the finished listing and gives you a fix list. Finally, the image resizer and compressor sizes your photos for Etsy, eBay and Shopify, and the image SEO text generator writes alt text and file names for them. When it is time to ship, the shipping package size helper shows dimensional weight, billable weight and whether a USPS flat rate box could fit, and our USPS dimensional weight guide explains the 139 divisor and 1 ft³ rule. Once orders are flowing, our guide to Etsy Star Seller requirements explains the message, shipping and review targets Etsy measures.
Every tool runs in your browser, needs no sign-up and stores nothing you type. Fee figures are estimates based on published rules, so always confirm the final numbers in your own seller dashboard.