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eBay Fee Calculator
Enter the sale price, shipping charged, your costs, and the fee rates that apply to your listing. The calculator returns the final value fee, fixed fee, promoted listing fee, total fees, net proceeds, and profit.
Sale
e.g. 100
What the buyer pays for shipping. · e.g. 10
Your costs
What you paid for the item. · e.g. 40
Postage and packaging out of pocket. · e.g. 8
Fee rates (editable)
Percent of (sale + shipping). Adjust to match your category. · e.g. 13.25
Flat eBay per-order charge. · e.g. 0.40
0 if you do not use promoted listings. · e.g. 2
International, store, or processing add-ons. · e.g. 0
About these defaults
The defaults are placeholder estimates; eBay's real fees depend on the listing category, your store subscription, your seller status, and the buyer's country. Adjust every field to match your account before relying on the output.
Marketplace fee estimate only. Not eBay's official fee calculator, accounting software, or tax advice. Always confirm current fees in your eBay seller dashboard.
Net proceeds after fees
$93.03
Profit $45.03 after item and shipping cost
Net proceeds is what eBay deposits after marketplace fees. Profit subtracts your item and shipping cost; sales tax collected by eBay is not part of seller fees and is excluded from this view.
Examples
$100 sale + $10 ship · 13.25% FVF · $0.40 · 2% promoted
Fees ≈ $17 · net ≈ $93 · profit ≈ $45
$50 sale + $5 ship · 13.25% · $0.40 · 0% promoted
Fees ≈ $7.70 · net ≈ $47.30
$1,000 sale + $25 ship · 12.9% · $0.40 · 5% promoted
Fees ≈ $182 · net ≈ $843
$25 sale + $0 ship · 13.25% · $0.40 · 0% promoted
Fees ≈ $3.71 · net ≈ $21.29
How it works
The model adds the final value fee (a percent of sale plus shipping), a fixed per-order charge, an optional promoted listing percent, and any other fees. Subtract from revenue to get net proceeds; subtract your costs to get profit.
Total revenue · sale_price + shipping_charged
Final value fee · total_revenue × FVF%
Promoted fee · sale_price × promoted_ad_rate%
Total fees · FVF + fixed_fee + promoted_fee + other_fees
Profit · total_revenue − total_fees − item_cost − shipping_cost
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Disclaimer. Marketplace fee estimate only. eBay rates change and vary by category, store tier, region, and seller status. Confirm current fees in your eBay seller dashboard before pricing a listing. Not accounting, tax, or business advice.
Frequently asked questions
The largest piece is the final value fee, a percentage of the total order amount (sale price plus shipping charged). On top of that, eBay charges a fixed per-order fee, an optional promoted listing fee on the sale price, and sometimes extras (international, store discount, tax-handling). Add them together to get total seller fees; subtract from total revenue to get net proceeds.
The final value fee (FVF) is the percent eBay takes once an item sells. The rate depends on the category, your store subscription, and seller status, and it applies to the combined sale price plus shipping. Many general categories sit around 12 to 14%, but rates can be lower or higher; check the current rate in your seller dashboard or eBay's official fee page.
Because eBay changes fees and offers different rates for different categories, stores, and regions. Hard-coding any single rate would be wrong for someone. Adjust every fee field to match your specific listing, then save the page or take a screenshot of the result for later reference.
Managed Payments (the eBay default) folds payment processing into the final value fee, so the FVF percent you enter already covers it. If you sell internationally or in a niche where eBay still charges a separate processing fee, add it to the 'Other fees' field.
No. Promoted Listings Standard charges the ad rate you choose (typically 2 to 15%) only when a buyer clicks an ad and purchases within a set window. The calculator applies the rate you enter to the sale price; set it to 0 if your listing is not promoted.
eBay collects sales tax from buyers in most U.S. states and pays it directly to tax authorities. It is not part of seller fees and does not appear in net proceeds, so the calculator excludes it. International VAT works similarly in many regions.
Net proceeds is what eBay deposits after marketplace fees. Profit also subtracts your cost basis: what you paid for the item and the shipping you paid out of pocket. A high net proceeds with low profit usually means under-charged shipping, an expensive item, or both.
No. This is an independent marketplace fee estimate built for planning. eBay's actual fee schedule is authoritative; rates and fee structures change. Confirm in your eBay seller dashboard before pricing a listing.
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