Riseluc Radar: Estimated Profit Calculator for Marketplace Pages

What does it do?

• Profit panel: with the purchase cost you type (and, where needed, the commission rate, desi and shipping cost), it shows estimated net profit, margin and break-even price. No profit figure is shown until you type a purchase cost. Where the commission rate is unknown (no sourced table), the panel says "commission unknown" and highlights the field; net profit, margin, break-even, target and return results are not shown until you type the rate.
• Target margin: shows the most you can pay for the product and still reach the margin you want; it says so when the target is not reachable.
• Return risk: shows how profit changes when outbound and return shipping are lost on returned orders, using the return rate you type. No return rate is assumed: the result appears once you type one.
• Product and seller: the seller name, ratings and review count the page shows. If the page shows a sales badge, its own count and period are shown as read from the page. A value that is not found says "not found".
• List page badges: on search and category pages, where the commission rate and the shipping basis are known, product cards show "estimated deductions" (commission, shipping and the fees and tax withholding that apply; your cost and the net VAT burden excluded). A units-per-day figure appears only when the card's own badge states it. There is no profit badge.
• Extension popup: click the extension icon to open a calculator where you pick a marketplace and country and try a price, cost, commission and shipping cost; where they apply, it also asks for desi (markets with a Turkish-lira shipping tariff) and the tax rate included in the price (markets without a single tax rate); you can change the interface language there.
• Copy summary: copies the calculation as text to the clipboard in one click.

Which marketplaces and countries does it cover?

Coverage follows Riseluc's own marketplace registries, so it matches the marketplaces and countries Riseluc supports. The extension runs only on these sites and asks for no access to any other site:

• Amazon: amazon.com.tr, amazon.ae, amazon.sa, amazon.eg, amazon.de, amazon.co.uk, amazon.fr, amazon.it, amazon.es, amazon.nl, amazon.com.be, amazon.se, amazon.pl, amazon.ie, amazon.co.za, amazon.in, amazon.com, amazon.ca, amazon.com.mx, amazon.com.br, amazon.co.jp, amazon.com.au, amazon.sg
• Trendyol: trendyol.com. The Türkiye storefront is recognised by its address. Other Trendyol storefronts are recognised only when the page address starts with the storefront's country code (for example trendyol.com/de/…) and the page's own currency matches that storefront; otherwise the extension shows nothing.
• eMAG: emag.ro, emag.bg, emag.hu. eMAG Poland has no buyer-side store site, so Poland can only be picked in the calculator in the extension popup; no page shows the panel.
• Hepsiburada: hepsiburada.com
• Seller panels and account areas (for example Seller Central) are not covered.

Which languages?

The interface is available in 11 languages: Türkçe, English, Română, Español, Deutsch, Français, العربية (right to left), 中文 (简体), Български, Magyar and Polski. The language you pick in the popup applies first; if you have not picked one, your browser's interface language is used (if it is one of the 11), then the language the page itself declares (if it is one of the 11), then English. A text that is not translated yet is shown in English.

What is calculated where?

The extension never invents a number. Every figure is one of three things: taken from Riseluc's data, typed by you, or an estimate that says so and says what it is based on. Where Riseluc has no sourced data for a marketplace, that field stays empty and you type it; the panel says so and no profit figure is presented as complete.

• Commission: Trendyol and Hepsiburada rates come from the same data modules as Riseluc's web calculators; Amazon and eMAG rates were copied by hand from the marketplaces' official pages and can differ from the values in the web calculators. A commission table is used only where such a source exists; where there is only a general starting rate with a stated basis (for example eMAG), it is labelled "estimated rate"; elsewhere the commission field is empty, the panel says "commission unknown" and you type your own rate. The rates version is shown at the bottom of the panel.
• VAT: the standard VAT rate of the page's country is applied where the tax treatment of displayed prices is modelled. Where there is no single tax rate or the tax treatment of the displayed price could not be verified (for example India, Brazil, Azerbaijan), the panel says "tax unknown" and you type the tax rate included in the price; without it no tax is deducted and the result is labelled incomplete. Where VAT is modelled, every price and cost field says whether VAT is included; where it is not (for example the United States, where the listed price excludes sales tax), the fields carry no VAT wording.
• Shipping: Trendyol Türkiye uses an Aras tariff assumption, labelled as an estimate; Hepsiburada and Amazon Türkiye use the same tariff as an estimate. On every other marketplace shipping is unknown: you type your own shipping cost, and without it the result says "excl. shipping".
• Purchase cost and return rate: always typed by you. Desi and target margin start from a visible starting value (a category starting desi, not a measurement; a 20% target margin) that you can replace; the desi field appears only where a Turkish-lira shipping tariff uses it (Trendyol Türkiye, Amazon Türkiye, Hepsiburada).
• A value the page does not show says "not found"; a value nobody knows says "unknown".

Which permissions does it ask for?

• storage permission: to keep the values you type, and your interface language choice, in your browser. The data stays in this browser profile only.
• Site access: the extension declares no host permissions. It runs only on the marketplace addresses listed above (https, storefront addresses only), to read product information and show the calculation panel on the page.
• The extension asks for no permission for tab history, cookies, downloads, location, camera or microphone.

Without installing anything: web calculators

If you prefer not to install the extension, you can use our free web calculators, which need no account.

• Amazon profit calculator
• Trendyol profit calculator
• eMAG commission calculator
• Hepsiburada profit calculator

Privacy policy

This section is the privacy policy of the Riseluc Radar Chrome extension. In short: the extension processes the information it reads from the page and the values you type only in your browser, and does not send them to Riseluc or to any third party.

One thing to know: the panel is shown inside the marketplace page itself, so that page's own scripts could technically see the values you type. The extension itself sends them nowhere.

This policy covers the extension only. The separate Privacy Policy applies to the riseluc.com website and dashboard. Last updated: 15 October 2026.

• riseluc.com Privacy Policy (website and dashboard)

What does the extension read on the page?

On the product or list page you have open, the extension reads only the fields needed for the calculation. It does not read passwords, payment or card details, addresses, form contents, the contents of cart, order and account pages, your browsing history or cookies.

Fields it reads:

• product name, price and currency
• category name or the category path shown on the page
• product rating and review count
• seller information shown on the page: seller name, seller rating and number of sellers
• the sales or cart badge text shown on the page (for example "sold in the last 3 days"), if any (first 500 characters)
• on search and category pages: the title of each product card shown (the alt text of its image if the card has no title), its price and its badge text (to place the estimate badge next to it), and the address of each card's product link (its path; for sponsored links, the destination given in the link's address), only to check that the card points to a product page
• the host name and path of the page address, to recognise a product page and its product code (the query part of the address is not read)
• your browser's interface language and the language the page itself declares (its lang attribute), to choose the interface language

What does it store?

The values you type and your interface language choice are kept in the browser's chrome.storage.local area, only in the browser profile on this device, under three keys. That area is not part of Chrome sync and is not sent to Riseluc.

• Typed in the panel (riselucRadar:panelInputs): per product, under a key made of marketplace + country + product code; only the fields you typed: purchase cost, desi, commission rate, shipping cost, the tax rate included in the price (only on markets without a single tax rate), return rate, target margin, and whether your cost includes VAT (only if you changed it); together with the time of the product's last edit. The latest 50 products are kept.
• Fields of the extension popup (riselucRadar:popupInputs): marketplace choice, price, cost, VAT basis choice, commission, desi, shipping and the tax rate included in the price; as typed, as text.
• Your interface language choice (riselucRadar:locale): only if you pick a language in the popup; choosing "Automatic" removes the key.
• Keys of older versions: values you typed for the United Kingdom in version 1.1.0 (UK in the product key, amazon-UK in the popup) are read under the new key (GB), and the old panel key is removed when you next edit that product; the old settings and tracking keys left by version 1.0.0 (radar_settings, tracked_products) are deleted.
• If you press the copy summary button, the summary text is written to the clipboard; the extension does not send it anywhere.

Sharing and third parties

The use of information Riseluc Radar receives from the pages you browse adheres to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

• No data that is read or typed is sent to Riseluc or to any other server; the extension makes no network requests of its own.
• There is no analytics, measurement, error-reporting or advertising code, and the extension sets no cookies.
• It does not load or run remote code; all code is inside the extension package.
• Because the data never reaches Riseluc, it is not sold, not shared, and not used for advertising or credit decisions.
• The riseluc.com links in the extension open in a new tab only when you click them.

Deleting your data

The values the extension stores stay in your browser only. When you remove the extension (chrome://extensions), Chrome deletes this local data too. Riseluc keeps no record about the extension on your behalf, so there is nothing else to delete.

Changes and contact

If this policy changes, the last updated date on this page changes. For questions, write to info@riseluc.com.