The Kajabi Fee Calculator shows your net revenue from digital product sales on Kajabi, factoring in payment processing costs. Kajabi stands out by charging 0% transaction fees — all deductions come from third-party payment processors like Stripe or PayPal. For example, a $100 sale processed via Stripe nets $96.80 after $3.20 in processing fees.
Understanding Kajabi's Fee Structure
Kajabi's 0% transaction fee model means creators only pay payment processor charges, typically 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction via Stripe. This is significantly more favorable than platforms charging 5-10% per sale on top of processing fees. For a creator making 50 sales per month at $100 each, the difference between Kajabi and a 5% platform fee is $3,000 per year in savings.
Calculating Net Revenue on Kajabi
The calculator determines your earnings using these formulas:
Processing Fee = Sale Price × (Processing Rate / 100) + Fixed Fee
Creator Net = Sale Price - Processing Fee
Effective Rate = (Processing Fee / Sale Price) × 100
Monthly Net = Creator Net × Monthly Sales
Annual Net = Monthly Net × 12
Since Kajabi charges 0% transaction fees, the only deductions are from your payment processor (Stripe or PayPal).
Worked Example: Course Sale on Kajabi
Consider a creator selling a $100 course with 50 monthly sales via Stripe:
- Processing Fee: $100 × 0.029 + $0.30 = $2.90 + $0.30 = $3.20
- Creator Net: $100 - $3.20 = $96.80 per sale
- Effective Rate: $3.20 / $100 × 100 = 3.20%
- Monthly Net Revenue: $96.80 × 50 = $4,840.00
- Annual Net Revenue: $4,840 × 12 = $58,080.00 (on $60,000 gross)
- Annual Processing Fees: $3.20 × 50 × 12 = $1,920.00
Payment Processing Fees by Price Point
The fixed $0.30 per-transaction fee means effective rates decrease as sale prices increase. At $25, the effective rate is 4.10%. At $50, it drops to 3.50%. At $100, it's 3.20%. At $500, just 2.96%. This makes Kajabi especially cost-effective for creators selling premium courses and memberships.
For international transactions, processing rates may increase to 3.5% or more with higher fixed fees. Some providers offer custom rates for businesses processing over $250,000 per month, potentially dropping the percentage to 2.2% or lower.
