eBay Seller Fee Calculator
Work out eBay's final value fee plus its flat per-order fee, then see your estimated net proceeds. Great for pricing items so you protect your margin.
Last updated — rates and figures change over time, so always confirm with the current source.
Over $7,500 per order, a lower rate applies to the excess.
eBay charges final value fees with a per-order component, and rates differ by category and seller tier. This is an estimate — confirm against eBay's current fee table.
Most eBay categories charge a final value fee on the total amount (item + shipping + applicable taxes) plus a flat per-order fee. Above a certain amount per order, the excess is taxed at a lower rate in many setups. In seller-managed payments the payment processing is already folded into these numbers.
How eBay seller fees work
When an item sells, eBay deducts a final value fee as a percentage of the sale total plus a small fixed per-order fee. Add-ons like additional listing fees, promoted listings or international transaction fees can apply on top. Reserve the technical default threshold tier for high-ticket sales.
Frequently asked questions
How much does eBay take on a $100 sale?
With a 13.25% rate, roughly $13.25 plus a $0.30 per-order fee, leaving about $86.45 before shipping costs and any extra fees.
Does eBay charge a listing fee?
A limited number of free listings are included each month, after which insertion fees apply. Most advertised margins are driven by the final value fee instead.